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  • June 23, 2021 at 10:47 am #31943
    Robert Macklin
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    I have been using multitool 0.1.1 to convert my files and now there is a new version 0.2.0 of multitool that I have installed, but it doesn’t have the same syntax. I get unrecognized argument errors when I run the same command.

    I got this command from another post in this forum:

    multitool device plain -c -b 0x10000 -o out_file.bin in_file.bin

    What is the proper syntax to perform the same functions with the new version of multitool?

    July 9, 2021 at 10:07 am #31975
    Taylor Heck
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    This is equivalent, assuming you’re targeting an MDot:

    multitool device plain -b -i MTDOT -c -o out_file.bin in_file.bin

    The bootloader offset (0×10000) is handled by specifying the device series (MTDOT).

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