Thunder Edition OPPO F11 ColorOS V6.0.1 OS9 CPH1911_11_A.46 RAM 8GB ROM 256GB Kit ReFarBish Clone Tested Dump Unlock Tool Fix All Error Unlock Network Fix Error Charging BY GSM BISMA









PANDORA INFO

Selected model: OPPO CPH1911 (OPPO F11)
Operation: Read Flash Info
Software version: 9.4

Connect Type-C to NONE... OK
Host Power Off... OK
Connect phone to [PC] in BROM Mode
Waiting for device... OK
Driver: [MediaTek Inc.,wdm_usb,MediaTek USB Port_V1632,usb2ser.sys,3.0.1504.0]
Device found at COM6 [BROM]
Open port... OK
Send start cmd... OK
Get HW code from device... 0788
Get sec config... OK [000000E5]
Active sec flags: [SBC DAA]
Get HW & SW version from device... OK
HW VER: CA00, SW VER: 0000, HW SUB CODE: 8A00
Detect chip [MT6771]
LibUSB installed
Library Version [2]
Select platform... OK
Init BROM... OK
Force Charge... OK
Disable WatchDog Timer... OK
Release testpoint, waiting 2 seconds
Advanced Bypass Security... OK
Waiting for device... OK
Driver: [MediaTek Inc.,wdm_usb,MediaTek USB Port_V1632,usb2ser.sys,3.0.1504.0]
Device found at COM6 [BROM]
Open port... OK
Send start cmd... OK
Get HW code from device... 0788
Get sec config... OK [000000E0]
Active sec flags: []
Get HW & SW version from device... OK
HW VER: CA00, SW VER: 0000, HW SUB CODE: 8A00
Detect chip [MT6771]
Library Version [2]
Select platform... OK
Init BROM... OK
Force Charge... OK
Disable WatchDog Timer... OK
Reopen port for libver2... OK
Get ME ID... OK
ME_ID =  0x24EBBF77, 0x5EE3151D, 0xBCAD907B, 0xA3B46D62
Get Chip ID... [MT6771]
Get SOC ID... [EF08DEE30C9095499ACB432FFC1E772C8B308209C7C5264F95C986039A160C79]
Get sec config... OK [000000E0]
Load DownloadAgent... OK
Search DA... OK [9]
Send preloader... OK
Start preloader... OK
Checking preloader answer... OK
Send bootloader... OK
Start bootloader... OK
Wait for answer from bootloader... OK
Send SYNC signal... OK
Setup device enviroment... OK
Setup device parametres... OK
Receive DA SYNC signal... OK
Set DA parametres... OK
Get device connection agent... [BROM]
Get device info... OK
EMMC_ID: 0x90014A68444561503303CB256D2736D1
Load EMI from phone... OK
Parse EMI config... OK
Init EXT RAM... OK
Send 2nd DA... OK
Get device info... OK
EMMC INFO:
   EMMC_CNAME: hDEaP3
   EMMC_ID   : 0x90014A68444561503303CB256D2736D1
   EMMC_BOOT1: 0x0000400000 (4.00Mb)
   EMMC_BOOT2: 0x0000400000 (4.00Mb)
   EMMC_RPMB : 0x0001000000 (16.00Mb)
   EMMC_USER : 0x1D1F000000 (116.48Gb)
RAM INFO:
   INT_SRAM: 0x0000039000 (228.00Kb)
   EXT_RAM : 0x0180000000 (6.00Gb)
HEALTH:
   Pre EOL Info:  normal
   DeviceLifeTimeEstA:  info not available
   DeviceLifeTimeEstB:  10% - 20% device life time used
Checking USB status... USB_HIGH_SPEED
Read partitions info from phone... OK
Checking A/B state... OK
Read product info... [EXT4] ... OK
Product Brand        : OPPO
Product Manufacturer : OPPO
Product Model        : OPPO F11
Product Name         : CPH1911
Product Device       : OP4863
Product Board        : oppo6771_18161
Board Platform       : mt6771
Build ID             : PPR1.180610.011
Build Date           : Wed Jul 22 16:08:01 CST 2020
Display ID           : CPH1911_11_A.46
Security Patch       : 2020-07-05
Version SDK          : 28
Version Release      : 9
Version Codename     : REL
Firmware Version     : 1595405531
Userdata FS Type     : EXT4
Read Flash Info done!


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BOOT DEVICE Initializing usb... OK
Waiting for device... COM6 [BOOTROM:0E8D:0003]
Bypassing authentication... OK
Analyzing... preloader_oppo6771_18161.bin [MT6771:13:2192] [Internal]
Vendor : OPPO/REALME
Handshaking... OK
Reading hardware info... OK
  Hardware : MT6771 [Helio P60|P70] 0788 8A00 CA00 0000
  Security Config : SCB SLA DAA 
  MEID : 77BFEB241D15E35E7B90ADBC626DB4A3
Sending Download-Agent [1]... OK
Syncing with device... OK
Booting device... OK
Syncing with DA... OK
  Storage : EMMC - CID : 684A0190.50614544.25CB0333.D136276D 
  Vendor : SK Hynix - Name : hDEaP3 - Serial : 661464523 - Rev : 3
  Boot1 : 4 MiB - Boot2 : 4 MiB - RPMB : 16 MiB - User Area : 116.48 GiB 
Reading partition info... OK [44]
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