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iBasso DX180, DX260, DX300(Max), DX320(Max), DX340 Rooting & Optimization Guides and Discussion

Nov 21, 2024 at 8:38 PM Post #4 of 205
Looking forward to trying this on the DX300. Thanks for your hard work on this and looking forward to the optimisation guide.
 
Nov 21, 2024 at 8:56 PM Post #5 of 205
Pabsu said:
I'm already on the latest and last firmware for my dx240 so so I need to downgrade?
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I did not get an IMG from Paul for the 240. I have requested but he has not gotten back to me. I have link for the 260 only. Give me your full build number like this and I will try and find the file you need.
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Nov 22, 2024 at 8:27 AM Post #7 of 205
Thanks for the work and detailed guide! Looking forward to working through this on the 180 & 320 once my daily workload eases a bit.
 
Nov 22, 2024 at 10:14 AM Post #9 of 205
Andreas Bin Rudi said:
dear all,

as I am too stupid, can someone help? I try to upgrade firmware via qualcomm, it does not work. I received the attached info: Download fail.

regards
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It looks like you need to open IMG file and copy those files to c::\DX180 like in guide first. For some reason it lost the port which is what that error message is saying. It had communication but then lost it. I am using the USB-C to USB-C that came with my new phone into Thunderbolt port on my laptop. I have seen the port found and go away using different USB cable before - like with cable that came with DX180 which I just tested and it connects and disconnects randomly. Solution is to use USB-C to USB-C and use Thunderbolt port on your computer. This has always given my a stable connection. During my experiments I have flashed maybe 6 times.

I have updated the Guide with these steps to fix this issue: (I did NOT have any issues with DX320 with either USB port)

If you have a Thunderbolt 3 port that is best one to use as I have NEVER had any issues. If you do not try the following:
  • Unplug DAP from USB and restart your PC
  • Plug USB cable into different USB port
  • Power on DAP and then power off
  • Hold PLAY button for a bit and then plug into USB cable
  • Goto Device Manager and see if that “!” is now gone
I have tested on my own laptop and the above worked. Have NO idea why one USB port works and other doesn't as both are USB 3s. IF you still have issues contact me. I have made Paul aware of this as well as who knows how many people have sent their DAPs to iBasso because they were not able to FLASH because DAP was not booting. @Paul - iBasso

Here is the issue when using USB-A cable direct into USB port:

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Nov 22, 2024 at 10:25 AM Post #10 of 205
hartphoto said:
Thanks for the work and detailed guide! Looking forward to working through this on the 180 & 320 once my daily workload eases a bit.
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I am still working on the optimization guides. DX320 is easier so will be done first. Its been fun seeing what I can disable and can't. Managed to disable a system APK and not have DAP boot so got to flash again and root. I know which module it was so I can document NEVER to disable it.
 
Nov 22, 2024 at 3:21 PM Post #12 of 205
Dopaminer said:
Incredibly cool; thanks for this. Really looking forward to this for my DX300.
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The 320 optimization guide will be posted first as I have determined the most that can be disabled already. Just doing final testing and working on the document itself. Dx180 has more steps required to optimize it so a bit more complex
 
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