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The '''bin''' format is simply the unencrypted firmware update package that overwrites the area after the bootloader on the STM32/STM8 MCU's. | The '''bin''' format is simply the unencrypted firmware update package that overwrites the area after the bootloader on the STM32/STM8 MCU's. | ||
After Ninebot began encrypting firmware updates with TEA (Tiny Encryption Algorithm), apps like XiaoTea and others allowed legacy bin files to be converted to .enc.bin files. | After Ninebot began encrypting firmware updates with [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tiny_Encryption_Algorithm TEA (Tiny Encryption Algorithm)], apps like XiaoTea and others allowed legacy bin files to be converted to .enc.bin files. | ||
This format was known as [[CFW Encoded Bin Format]]. | This format was known as [[CFW Encoded Bin Format]]. | ||
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This was the Zip V1 format. | This was the Zip V1 format. | ||
==Creating== | |||
Nothing special is needed to create these bin files, they are simply the raw firmware that's executed on the chip. | |||
If you have a zip file, you can extract it to see FIRM.bin. | |||
==Flashing== | |||
Files in this format are incomplete, they are missing the bootloader. | |||
You can flash by encoding/making it into a zip and using [[ScooterHacking Utility]] or another 3rd party flashing app. | |||
STLinking this file format will likely brick your vehicle. | |||
[[Category: Scooters]] | [[Category: Scooters]] | ||