[Spitfire555]

So you can select complete size for DFLASH and you're able to read them?

When this works, you've to recover EEPROM data (e.g. online service - link attached) and then select complete size for EEPROM and write the recovered data into the FRM.

[fireblade9]

So you can select complete size for DFLASH and you're able to read them?

When this works, you've to recover EEPROM data (e.g. online service - link attached) and then select complete size for EEPROM and write the recovered data into the FRM.

As i said before , i do exactly  what you tell me , but it shows me the specific message at the online service you mentioned. The message is "All blocks seem to be new blocks " .
I also tried it in the offline version but it showed the same message.
Have you tried it and worked successfully ?? 

[Spitfire555]

Now I understood. The problem occurs because the DFLASH dump contains all FFh.

When you select in CG Pro full size EEPROM and read it, contain the dump data?

[Nyah]

Y'all....

The moment you partition either the D-Flash OR eeprom, that area gets formatted - it gets reset - deleted.

You're supposed to read it before partitioning.

@fireblade9 your only option at this point is to post the numbers and ask if anyone has a dump for you.

Cheers

[Spitfire555]

The moment you partition either the D-Flash OR eeprom, that area gets formatted - it gets reset - deleted.

You're supposed to read it before partitioning.

Oh, so the right way is

1. Read DFLASH (like attached picture)
   
2. Repair / Restore data
   
3. Resize partition
   
4. Write repaired / restored EEPROM data
   

@fireblade9 .... Sorry for pointing in the wrong way first.