Any Help Would Be Useful 🥺

Hi....I have an Allwinner H616 H96 Max Android Box Last Week, I found this box on a shelf and wanted to boot it but it was in a bootloop So I flashed the stock firmware H616Alwinner.img and it flashed but again wifi issue...Then I made a dumb decision and asked chatgpt and it said "T95 , TX6s all share the same SoC so flash One of their .img's" So I did It flashed but now no LED but stuck on T95 logo so I tried to flash the original H616Allwinner.img again..but now it says "Error - Download Boot 1 Failed" (Honestly I Don't know how it got Hard-Bricked But I think because of the T95 flash) Now I tried Sunxi-fel but Time out....Now it's totally Super-Bricked Then I tried flashing the T95 image again it successfully flashes but the same thing but stock image "Download boot 1 failed" Can Someone Help Me to unbrick this thing and maybe install Armbian on this? 🥺 [P.S:- Even Phoenixcard wouldn't help...(When inserting SD card and normal boot or toothpick boot it does nothing ) No LED and normal boot just boots me into the failed T95] Here Is My TV Box below

You can ask for other users to publish they ROM images, but, the ideal way is to compile your own images, since this is a custom driver, I think it's a safe way to go. You can share some pictures images from the board, so we can confirm your WiFi board and lan chip.

Did you also install the dtb that belongs to that kernel version? You could check if the dtbo is compatible with your dtb with: fdtoverlay -v -i /boot/dtb/current.dtb -o /tmp/test.dtb your-overlay.dtbo It would be better to compile the dts with armbian-add-overlay your-overlay.dts so it will automatically install it to /boot/overlay-user and added to your armbianEnv.txt. In this way it also won't get overwritten when you update the dtb. And of course like Werner said, check the debug serial console, you'll see much more detailed information. And check if the symlinks are correctly linked to your kernel version. ls -l /boot

It's more than a year later - but the update to the distro-agnostic.sh to copy resolv.conf also fixed my native build as well. DNS for the apt/image build process was failing before I did that.