Creality K1 (Max) Unbrick Tool

This tool attempts to unbrick the Creality K1 (Max) mainboard by switching boot to the backup partitions. This assumes one set of your partitions are still functional.



      How it works
      The OTA partition on the K1 contains one of two strings
	ota:kernel and ota:kernel2. This string instructs
	the booting process to use a specific set of partitions. This tool updates the
	OTA string to the next one, allowing the boot process to try the alternative
	set of partitions.
      For more information about this process and access to a standalone tool
        visit 
	  Creality K1 USBBoot Tool.
      
      
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	    Connect the Creality K1 mainboard microUSB to your computer. If you're on
	    Windows, you'll need to install the Ingenic Burner Driver. No drivers are
	    needed on Linux/MacOS.
	  
	  
	    Put the mainboard into flash mode by holding down BOOT, while holding BOOT,
	    hold RESET, let go RESET, let go of BOOT. If successful one of he blue
	    LED on the board should stay dimmed. Your computer should also recognize
	    a new Ingenic USB device.
	  
	  
	    USE AT YOUR OWN RISK
	    Click Change OTA and select Ingenic USB BOOT Device
	    to unbrick.
	    


            
          
        
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