pre-compiled arm builds does not flash on Raspberry Pi 4 about newflasher HOT 4 CLOSED

You must disconnect usb and repeat procedure to enter into flash mode instead of imediatelly trying to flash again after dumping trim area! Command "continue" is allready sent to device, so your device is no more in flash mode! What you need to do is disconnect usb cable, shutdown device, connect usb cabble while keeping right volume key button down to enter device into flash mode and it will work.

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You must disconnect usb and repeat procedure to enter into flash mode instead of imediatelly after dumping trim area trying to flash since command "continue" is allready sent so device is no more in flash mode!

I know that. I mean it's not flashing and giving the errors in flash mode , of course on an fresh connection.
The phone is an XQ-AS72.

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Can you show me log of the command lsusb ? please don't shorten the newflasher log, I need to see where excatly it started to fail

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Even you can increase log level modifying this at line 885:

#if 0
	if (ep == EP_IN && nBytesRead) {
		printf(" - Successfully read 0x%lx bytes from handle.\n", nBytesRead);
		display_buffer_hex_ascii("Raw input ", bytes, nBytesRead);
	}

	if (ep == EP_OUT && nBytesRead) {
		printf(" - Successfully write 0x%lx bytes to handle.\n", nBytesRead);
		//display_buffer_hex_ascii("Raw output ", bytes, nBytesRead);
	}
#endif

to:

#if 1
	if (ep == EP_IN && nBytesRead) {
		printf(" - Successfully read 0x%lx bytes from handle.\n", nBytesRead);
		display_buffer_hex_ascii("Raw input ", bytes, nBytesRead);
	}

	if (ep == EP_OUT && nBytesRead) {
		printf(" - Successfully write 0x%lx bytes to handle.\n", nBytesRead);
		display_buffer_hex_ascii("Raw output ", bytes, nBytesRead);
	}
#endif

that way it can help much better for indentify isue!

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