The Nand on cellular iPad is dead. Is it doomed?
It is an iPad Air3 Cellular model.
After replacing the nand chip, the ipad works normally. However, since the existing nand chip is completely dead, there is no way to extract the serial, Wi-Fi, and Bluetooth Mac addresses. (I tried the nand programmer, but I couldn't query any Mac addresses. The chip is completely dead.) Sadly, I don't even have a Mac address written down before, so there is no way to know it.
+For devices A12 and above, I understand that Mac Address is also stored in AP, and I was wondering if there is a way to extract it.
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Why is the nand chip dead?
Hampter 의
@hampter idk...
wellbinnn 의
@wellbinn ok thats fine, why did you replace the last one?
Hampter 의
@hampter probably because it died?
Duck 의
@hampter It was someone else's device, so I don't know its history. It was already broken when I got it. DFU recovery failed, so I tried various things to repair it, and after replacing the NAND, I succeeded in recovering iPadOS.
When I put the original NAND I extracted into the v1s pro programmer, it says it needs to be formatted. However, even after formatting, it outputs a message asking me to format it again.
When I try syscfg queries, they all fail. The only output is the NAND capacity and model name. Of course, I also tried NAND reball, but that didn't work either.
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