Burn image files directly on your memory cards, thus turning them into bootable devices by relying on this lightweight application

Kernel Version: Linux 3.10.65 OS Version: BSP 2.3.4.2.12 - IVT - 180601 MCU Version: 20180426-1-KC1-18 I want to install an app called VocalizerEx. The default TTS engine in my head unit is PicoTTS. I installed VocalizerEx and selected in settings but it's not activated. If I exit the menu and reenter I see that PicoTTS is the activated engine.
Flash it from PC using LiveSuit v1.11 or from SD card using PhoenixCard v3.09. Firmware details Archive name: X96H2GB20190730 Image: X96H2GB20190730.img Archive file size: 751 MB Model: X96H 2GB RAM 16 GB ROM Smart TV Box Platform: Allwinner H603. Firmware upgrade steps 1 Download the firmware. 2 Install PhoenixSuitCN.msi, open the.

PhoenixCard helps you turn your memory card into a bootable device by enabling you to burn supported image files directly on the card. This process can be achieved in an easy way, as you are only.

Being a system administrator might sometimes require you to run various maintenance tasks, such as replacing an operating system or cleaning up a partition.

Phoenixcard 3.1.0

Instead of using native, traditional tools to perform these tasks, you can turn to specialized software solutions, such as PhoenixCard, that can help you achieve more efficient results.

Please note that in order to use this program, you need to have a card reading device.

Simple user interface

Since it is portable, this application does not require installation, it does not tamper with any of your Windows' registry entries nor does it create additional files or folders on your computer.

Its minimalistic user interface encompasses straightforward functions, thus making it possible for a broad range of end-users to benefit from its capabilities easily. The utility offers you a help manual, but, unfortunately, it is not available in English, which might make it difficult to understand.

Burns image files to your memory card

PhoenixCard helps you turn your memory card into a bootable device by enabling you to burn supported image files directly on the card.

This process can be achieved in an easy way, as you are only required to select the corresponding drive letter, loading the image file into the program, choosing the writing mode and hit the Burn button.

Multiple write modes

You can choose between three different write modes, which are Product, Startup and Burn Key, depending on your needs. Additionally, you can restore your memory card to its original state by formatting it. Doing this action is possible by clicking the Format to Normal button on the main window.

As a conclusion

To wrap it up, PhoenixCard is a lightweight application that can help you turn your memory card into a bootable device by allowing you to burn image files directly on it. It features three different writing modes, card formatting capabilities and a simple user interface.

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Phoenixcard is a closed source win32 application developed by Allwinner. It's used to convert an Official Image into a bootable self-installing SD card.

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Installing Phoenixcard

Phienix card 3.0.3

Phoenixcard 3.10 Free Download

Using Phoenixcard

Resulting Card

The mbr of the resulting card refers to an empty fat partition, but there is a real but hidden vfat boot partition at offset 0x1500000 (21MB) or 0x2400000 (36MB).

The partitions to be installed are stored raw in the card in an special format been reverse engineered^[1].

PhoenixCard for A31

i try the PhoenixCard 3.09 for Mele M9 STB. there are some differences between above description.

Make bootable sd card

press DiskCheck button for scaning the removable disk.
select your sdcard in disk
select image from Img File
if you want to write a bootable, check Startup.
Burn Sd card

Resulting Card

boot1 will found the fat partition at 73728. but this partition is broken. i delete all other partition and re-create the fat start from 73728, size 50M.

make a bootable sd card without PhoenixCard(fail)

according to A31 boot progress, i want to make a bootable sd card by myself. but i do not success, here is my tring:

repack the image through image imgrepacker, i could get boot0_sdcard.fex, boot1_sdcard.fex, sunxi_mbr.fex and sys_config.fex. convert sys_config.fex to sys_config.bin through fex2bin

boot0 locate at 8k

boot1 locate at 19096k

after this, boot1 will boot successfull and found sd card. but boot into burning nand.

compare with the right log:

i also the try the following things accoring the hexdump the bootable sd card. but no more luck.

boot1 will load the boot.axt, and boot.axf will load u-boot according to linux/linux.ini

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Burn image files directly on your memory cards, thus turning them into bootable devices by relying on this lightweight application

Phoenixcard 3.1.0

Simple user interface

Burns image files to your memory card

Multiple write modes

As a conclusion

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PhoenixCard 3.1.0

Installing Phoenixcard

Phoenixcard 3.10 Free Download

Using Phoenixcard

Resulting Card

PhoenixCard for A31

Make bootable sd card

Resulting Card

make a bootable sd card without PhoenixCard(fail)

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