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LG H440N Boot Verification Fail: Android Update, Download Mode & Different Hash Error

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  • #1 16508119
    piastun88
    Level 9  
    I warmly welcome
    LG H440N phone - apparently it was updated some time ago android. Unfortunately, I don't know what version it is for. Allegedly the phone worked and after 2 weeks of bedding in the drawer it stopped ... During startup at the start of the message:

    1180: Boot verification fail!
    1180: couse diffrent_hash

    Then it restarts. The only thing I can do at the moment is to connect the phone to the PC and enter the download mode: F
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  • #2 16508184
    tino2003
    Admin of GSM Group
    Try to upload soft, but I think that the memory chip is damaged and it has nothing to do with the android update.
  • #3 16508218
    piastun88
    Level 9  
    I also have such fears. Amazingly, the warranty has recently expired .... Once I managed to enter it in the download mode state and after the manufacturer's software I downloaded and installed soft, but with no result.

    Even if you connect the phone to the charger to the network, it does not charge, and restarts over and over again with the same message.
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  • #4 16509044
    misiekelk
    Level 23  
    Hynix emmc sleeps in bulk on d290, d390 and most of the hxxx series. The new emmc and soft and phon flashes. If you have equipment and new bones it goes to bet.
  • #5 16510987
    xSzwagier
    Level 22  
    From what I can see someone uploaded TWRP here ... probably. You can't do much, it can also be emmc and none of us know it.
  • #6 16776435
    0xC0FFEE
    Level 19  
    misiekelk wrote:
    Hynix emmc sleeps in bulk on d290, d390 and most of the hxxx series. The new emmc and soft and phon flashes. If you have equipment and new bones it goes to bet.


    How to restore QCN and IMEI on clean bone?
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  • #7 16776865
    misiekelk
    Level 23  
    No problem, qcn from octopus, for example, and your number then you correct for whatever you want.
  • #8 16777367
    0xC0FFEE
    Level 19  
    I am considering the eMMC service for me. How are Samsung and certs? other models can do it too? there is no problem in soldering, neither is soft handling. I never wanted to do it, except for old HTC and Samsung on the first riff.
  • #9 16777526
    misiekelk
    Level 23  
    Worth it for yourself and your phones. For the customer already differently. I recently made several pcs desire 820 new bones and exit. Cash register returns but slowly. Well and still data recovery means better money. Everything goes to embrace qcn certificates.
  • #10 16856889
    lazar
    Level 12  
    I have the same thing, if any of you offer to fix it in reasonable money then I will decide.
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  • #11 17662298
    Marek Sp
    Level 20  
    It's nice that the experts said, but ... what and where to buy such memories? And what software and how to upload? My son's phone broke down and the PC can't see him, so I can't download the software via USB.
  • #12 17662407
    tino2003
    Admin of GSM Group
    You need to take the phone to professionals or invest several hundred zlotys in equipment and gain knowledge.
  • #13 17662432
    Marek Sp
    Level 20  
    you made me laugh the same way it is with car electronics, sometimes bullshit and they are already making great secrets, e.g. at immooff, I understand that you only live without exaggeration.
  • #14 17662468
    blahfff
    Level 41  
    Bones available from Chinese or sometimes Allegro - about PLN 50 Programmer with adapters - ~ 1000-1500 PLN. Hotair - for stubborn ~ 500+ flesh type bullshit, etc. To do this would be to train on corpses desoldering or removing old bones so as not to damage the soldering fields underneath (eMMC are often flooded with various shit that makes work difficult) and something to upload the software , calibrate and fix IMEI - equipment costs are also ~ PLN 800, but some "free" solutions can be used.

    In some cases, you can do without a programmer if after soldering a new bone the phone displays some interesting interface, 9006 (eMMC storage) or 9008 if there are publicly available loaders and soft, or if you can use a memory card from which you can boot the bootloader.

    Either way, for the repair of one device unprofitable and in general, for this model at all unprofitable. Plus, if your PC _ doesn't detect anything at all and your phone doesn't fire at all, the problem will be somewhere else.

    You could suggest looking for a donor for a penny, for example with a broken LCD, but you must be aware that the falling eMMC is a common problem so probably for some time and so it will happen.
  • #15 17662491
    Marek Sp
    Level 20  
    I put BGA gentlemen and I can see how it is done, I even have a microscope, but ... I don't think it's worth getting tired. At the moment the logo is displayed and in the upper corner you can see the changing inscription error code number and boot verification fail cause different hash unfortunately the phone neither reports under Linux nor sees it windows
  • #16 17662515
    tino2003
    Admin of GSM Group
    Since you already have a smile on your face after this amusement, buy the devices that a colleague wrote about and do it yourself.
    Or look for a local Janusz who has several programmers at home and you can make two beers together.
    I close the topic because further writing or questions do not make any sense.

Topic summary

The LG H440N phone is experiencing a boot verification failure with the error message "1180: Boot verification fail! 1180: cause different_hash," preventing it from starting up properly. Users suspect potential issues with the memory chip, possibly unrelated to a recent Android update. Attempts to restore the device through download mode and manufacturer software have been unsuccessful, and the phone does not charge or respond to connections. Discussions suggest that the eMMC memory may be faulty, with recommendations for professional repair services or DIY solutions involving specialized equipment for memory replacement and software installation. The conversation highlights the challenges of repairing such devices, including the need for specific tools and knowledge.
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