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--- unbricking [2012/07/09 17:19] – created a1ex
+++ unbricking [2012/07/09 17:23] (current) – [Solution 1] a1ex
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   * PROP_VIDEO_MODE (0x80000039 on 5D Mark III 1.1.2)
-==== **Solution 0** ====
+==== Solution 0 ====
 **Simply reboot the camera without a card and clear the settings.**
-==== **Solution 0.5** ====
+==== Solution 0.5 ====
 **Go to C mode, change the affected setting back and forth from Canon menu, reboot in CA mode, then reboot in M mode. [[http://www.reikan.co.uk/photography/blog/?p=1550]]**
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 If you know what property you have changed last time, should be easy (you need to know a valid value to restore it).
-If you don't know... save a debug log (call "dumpf", see [[Debugging|Magic Lantern]]) and look for failed asserts. You'll see something like:
+If you don't know... save a debug log (call "dumpf", see [[Debugging Magic Lantern]]) and look for failed asserts. You'll see something like:
 :    50.637 [[STARTUP]] ERROR ASSERT : PropertySatellite.c, Task = PropMgr
@@ Line 39: / Line 39: @@
 :    50.779 [[STARTUP]] ERROR ASSERT : TempMovSoundRecord != PROP_MOV_SOUND_RECORD_ON
-So... let's look at the code (with [[GPL|Tools/ARM console]]):
+So... let's look at the code (with [[GPL Tools/ARM console]]):
- **s TempMovSoundRecord**
+    s TempMovSoundRecord
- ff85e364: 'TempMovSoundRecord != PROP_MOV_SOUND_RECORD_ON'
+    ff85e364: 'TempMovSoundRecord != PROP_MOV_SOUND_RECORD_ON'
- **r ff85e364:**
+    r ff85e364:
- PROP_HANDLER:str:PROP_MOVIE_SOUND_RECORD_FOR_CREAT+420:
+    PROP_HANDLER:str:PROP_MOVIE_SOUND_RECORD_FOR_CREAT+420:
-  ff85e22c:	028f0e13 	addeq	r0, pc, #304	; *'TempMovSoundRecord != PROP_MOV_SOUND_RECORD_ON'
+     ff85e22c:	028f0e13 	addeq	r0, pc, #304	; *'TempMovSoundRecord != PROP_MOV_SOUND_RECORD_ON'
-  'TempMovSoundRecord != PROP_MOV_SOUND_RECORD_ON'
+     'TempMovSoundRecord != PROP_MOV_SOUND_RECORD_ON'
 Let's decompile this:
- **dec PROP_HANDLER:str:PROP_MOVIE_SOUND_RECORD_FOR_CREAT**
+    dec PROP_HANDLER:str:PROP_MOVIE_SOUND_RECORD_FOR_CREAT
- [[...]]
+    [...]
-    if arg0 == 67764263/2:
+       if arg0 == 67764263/2:
-        DebugMsg(129, 3, msg='PROP_MOVIE_SOUND_RECORD %d %d %d %d ######', *0x2708, *(arg2), *0x270C, *0x2710, *(arg2), ...)
+           DebugMsg(129, 3, msg='PROP_MOVIE_SOUND_RECORD %d %d %d %d ######', *0x2708, *(arg2), *0x270C, *0x2710, *(arg2), ...)
-        if *(arg2) == 0:
+           if *(arg2) == 0:
-            TH_assert('TempMovSoundRecord != PROP_MOV_SOUND_RECORD_ON', 'PropertySatellite.c', 0x270)
+               TH_assert('TempMovSoundRecord != PROP_MOV_SOUND_RECORD_ON', 'PropertySatellite.c', 0x270)
- [[...]]
+    [...]
 Looks like property 67764263/2 = 0x2050013 should not be zero. Valid values are 1,2,3 (with property spy on a healthy camera, or with guesswork if you don't have one).
@@ Line 69: / Line 69: @@
 What to do?
- In [[276]]: dec TH_assert
+  In [276]: dec TH_assert
- if aAJ_TH_assert_struct_0x19C8_0x00_to_0x08.off_0 == 0 /*EQ*/:
+  if aAJ_TH_assert_struct_0x19C8_0x00_to_0x08.off_0 == 0 /*EQ*/:
-     TH_con_puts('x07Assert: File %s,  Expression %s,  Line %dn', arg1, arg0, arg2) => ret_TH_con_puts_FF814D00
+      TH_con_puts('x07Assert: File %s,  Expression %s,  Line %dn', arg1, arg0, arg2) => ret_TH_con_puts_FF814D00
-     AJ_msleep_sub1_assert_fail(arg1, arg1, arg0, arg2) => ret_AJ_msleep_sub1_assert_fail_FF814D0C
+      AJ_msleep_sub1_assert_fail(arg1, arg1, arg0, arg2) => ret_AJ_msleep_sub1_assert_fail_FF814D0C
- if aAJ_TH_assert_struct_0x19C8_0x00_to_0x08.off_0 != 0 /*NE*/:
+  if aAJ_TH_assert_struct_0x19C8_0x00_to_0x08.off_0 != 0 /*NE*/:
-     JUMP(aAJ_TH_assert_struct_0x19C8_0x00_to_0x08.off_0)
+      JUMP(aAJ_TH_assert_struct_0x19C8_0x00_to_0x08.off_0)
 If you really have cojones, [[https://bitbucket.org/hudson/magic-lantern/changeset/9876df05a784|install your own assertion handler]] in order to ignore failed asserts. This should give you access to the menu. But... the consequences of doing this might be **arbitrarily bad** in theory.