
Upgrade E2 to ES2 and vice versa!
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Oh man! If I have had that problem, my B plan would be: load he original OS on the SD folder and try all the two buttons combos while powering it up to see if it has a recover mode. If not, just go to your Korg dealer and explain what happened: I was upgrading and it failed, please give me a new machine! 

Electribe 2 with E2S OS + KaossPad3 + Bass Station II + PO14Sub + Soundcraft Spirit Folio Lite + Alesis M1 Active Mk2
Past Korg gear: Es-1 mk1 (modded), Er-1 mk2, Ea-1 mk1, Esx-1, Emx-1, Kp3, Korg Em-1 (double switch mod and Moog knobs), Volca Beats with Midi Out Mod and Snare Fix Mod, Volca Keys, Volca Bass, Volca Sample, Monotron Delay
Past Korg gear: Es-1 mk1 (modded), Er-1 mk2, Ea-1 mk1, Esx-1, Emx-1, Kp3, Korg Em-1 (double switch mod and Moog knobs), Volca Beats with Midi Out Mod and Snare Fix Mod, Volca Keys, Volca Bass, Volca Sample, Monotron Delay
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The best way for Korg to warn people off the hack is to preview or announce something better with a concrete date.
The tutorial has quite a few steps, some fatal. It wasn't going to be long before someone popped in here to ask for help with a bricked tribe.
Who's to say that HappyTed isn't just a sock puppet of Ted 3000? This could be a false flag conspiracy jamboree that makes Watergate look like an honest simple backyard barbecue on the 4th of July....
...or someone's hex edits had a bad byte and the machine choked on it.
Occam's Razor.
The tutorial has quite a few steps, some fatal. It wasn't going to be long before someone popped in here to ask for help with a bricked tribe.
Who's to say that HappyTed isn't just a sock puppet of Ted 3000? This could be a false flag conspiracy jamboree that makes Watergate look like an honest simple backyard barbecue on the 4th of July....
...or someone's hex edits had a bad byte and the machine choked on it.
Occam's Razor.
Good thought but no unfortunately - it appears hung before any OS loads - no other lights are lit or anything, just blank brightly lit screen.Villainmedia13 wrote:Just a thought. Could you do a reset blindly... By counting arrow pushes until you'd be at the appropriate setting and pushing enter once you're at a factory reset button... In all honesty I haven't read the whole thread.., but I'm curious whether or not because the display is blank if button pushes and functions still work to a point.... For instance.. I'm not in front of my box but say you hit menu and 5 right arrows over is "reset" a little like battleship theoretically. All the best!
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I love this place. One minute I'm being told to be nice to the poor guy who just flushed $400 down the crapper, the next people are accusing the poor sod of being a Korg plant. You can't make this s**t up!1_inch_punch wrote:the illuminati guard their secrets jealously -
or you can go to korg tell them you tried to hack - it broke and robin domingo told you to go to them and get a brand new one.
Like, dude, it's actually what happened isn't it?
md5 checksum request
I tried to modify the files yesterday, but only found three numbers to be different in the header and not four like the hacking manual says. Could someone of you with working files (e2 to e2s and e2s to e2) provide the md5 checksums of these files. People like me would then be able to check if we messed up the editing part before we brick our unit.
You could use http://onlinemd5.com to find out the checksum of both files.
You could use http://onlinemd5.com to find out the checksum of both files.

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Re: md5 checksum request
GMC#1 wrote:I tried to modify the files yesterday, but only found three numbers to be different in the header and not four like the hacking manual says. Could someone of you with working files (e2 to e2s and e2s to e2) provide the md5 checksums of these files. People like me would then be able to check if we messed up the editing part before we brick our unit.
You could use http://onlinemd5.com to find out the checksum of both files.
Here let me help you...

Re: md5 checksum request
I love this place. I'm asking for a checksum to make sure to not flush $400 down the crapper. The answer I get is a picture of a toilet. You can't make this s**t up!Mulldoon219 wrote:GMC#1 wrote:I tried to modify the files yesterday, but only found three numbers to be different in the header and not four like the hacking manual says. Could someone of you with working files (e2 to e2s and e2s to e2) provide the md5 checksums of these files. People like me would then be able to check if we messed up the editing part before we brick our unit.
You could use http://onlinemd5.com to find out the checksum of both files.
Here let me help you...
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Here goes:
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E2toE2S:
6493a128a1011938d8827a894b5b5e15 *SYSTEM.VSB
E2StoE2:
4b50df1977ccbc2c1ccc90fb96e55b5d *SYSTEM.VSB
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