[XRed_CubeX]

Hi, years ago I bricked an LG L9, I don't remember how I did it.
The LG now won't turn on and won't even go into download mode.
If I connect it to the computer it does not show anything on the phone, however in the device manager appears OMAP4430 which however appears and disappears every second and nothing happens.
Trying to start it in fastboot using Omap4Boot, it goes into fastboot but trying to flash anything or format anything, it says that the partition table doesn't exist and I can't do anything.
This device uses OMAP4430 as processor and I don't know how to fix it.
Thanks and hope there is a way to fix it.

[X3non]

Hi, years ago I bricked an LG L9, I don't remember how I did it.
The LG now won't turn on and won't even go into download mode.
If I connect it to the computer it does not show anything on the phone, however in the device manager appears OMAP4430 which however appears and disappears every second and nothing happens.
Trying to start it in fastboot using Omap4Boot, it goes into fastboot but trying to flash anything or format anything, it says that the partition table doesn't exist and I can't do anything.
This device uses OMAP4430 as processor and I don't know how to fix it.
Thanks and hope there is a way to fix it.

attach a screenshot showing the commands you sent in fastboot and files you are trying to flash

[XRed_CubeX]

Unfortunately I can't test now because the drivers only go on Windows 7 and I no longer have Windows 7.
however the commands for example were:
fastboot flash recovery twrp.img
fastboot erase recovery.
It did this with all partitions but continues to show that the whole partition table does not exist.

[X3non]

Unfortunately I can't test now because the drivers only go on Windows 7 and I no longer have Windows 7.
however the commands for example were:
fastboot flash recovery twrp.img
fastboot erase recovery.
It did this with all partitions but continues to show that the whole partition table does not exist.

you should try sending the format command first then retry flash partitions ie

Code:

fastboot oem format

[XRed_CubeX]

Unfortunately I can't test now because the drivers only go on Windows 7 and I no longer have Windows 7.
however the commands for example were:
fastboot flash recovery twrp.img
fastboot erase recovery.
It did this with all partitions but continues to show that the whole partition table does not exist.

you should try sending the format command first then retry flash partitions ie

Code:

fastboot oem format

It was something I had tried to do but nothing, said unknown command.

[X3non]

It was something I had tried to do but nothing, said unknown command.

attach a full screenshot of the error message

[XRed_CubeX]

It was something I had tried to do but nothing, said unknown command.

attach a full screenshot of the error message

Unfortunately I can't because at the moment I don't have Windows 7 but the error was: "unknown command", it was an oem command not implemented

[X3non]

Unfortunately I can't because at the moment I don't have Windows 7 but the error was: "unknown command", it was an oem command not implemented

since you'll eventually need a win7 to run omap4boot, when you get one running win7 then attach screenshot of the error message