Signed Firehose / OEM root trust
Sahara/Firehose failure can involve programmer compatibility, transport, authentication or DDR programmer context. Do not reduce every failure to storage.
Qualcomm, MediaTek, Unisoc, Samsung Exynos and Google Tensor are handled as separate boot/service architectures with their own USB modes, loaders, security layers and partition workflows.
Service-mode presence is evidence of boot progress, not automatic proof of a specific storage, CPU, RAM or BGA fault.
The reference material already defines five different platform pipelines. AIFlasher keeps that separation and expands the diagnostic context around each one.
Click a stage to inspect the expected loader, USB mode, partition/security context and what a failure at that point actually proves.
Current profiles and service-mode states are retained from the reference material as examples, while AIFlasher avoids using them as single-test component verdicts.
Search platform-specific boot stages and partition/security context from the reference material.
| Platform | Stage / Partition | USB Mode | Security / Verification | Power / Signal Reference | Failure Context |
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Locked bootloaders, signed programmers, SLA/DAA, Knox/KG/VaultKeeper, AVB and rollback policy must be treated separately from power, storage and DRAM faults.
Sahara/Firehose failure can involve programmer compatibility, transport, authentication or DDR programmer context. Do not reduce every failure to storage.
AIFlasher records authentication/security state and supported service workflow. It does not treat generic security bypass as a normal repair step.
FDL compatibility and security verification can fail before external DRAM or storage are proven faulty.
Download-mode access, repartitioning and flashing can be constrained by bootloader/security state independently of storage health.
Separate slot state, bootloader lock, verified boot and rollback policy from hardware storage or modem problems.
Choose the observed service mode and AIFlasher will route the technician toward the right platform stage.