fm-static
A browser installer for M-VAVE FM-1 firmware: choose your destination package, find the device, inspect expected writes, and follow the install through refusals or optional cleanup.
- Custom firmware
- Stable
- High brick risk
- Not reversible
Source codeWebsite: seajaysec.github.io
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Before you start
- How hard is it?
- EasyCopy a file or use a web page. No extra software.
- What you need
- A USB or MIDI cable
- A computer
- Can it break my device?
- Could leave your device unusable.
- Can I undo it?
- Not easily. Treat it as permanent.
Did it work for you?
Did fm-static work on your M-VAVE FM-1?
No reports yet.
One-tap reports from owners. Bricked reports are checked before they count.
Compatibility
Devices: M-VAVE FM-1.
No compatibility information yet.
Getting started
From the project's README ("What it does"):
Firmware file is shared above the tabs, on the upper right on wide screens. Choose a local package, saved updater page, or URL once: Flash and Layout Analysis use that same package. Selecting firmware does not connect to the device. Changing it updates both views and resets install options and confirmations; an invalid replacement leaves the previous selection intact. Package details are expandable, while selection errors and internal checksum warnings stay visible.
Flash is the default tab and owns device connection and installation. Layout Analysis inspects the shared firmware, a raw backup, or both. Switching tabs preserves the firmware, backup and chosen install options. During installation, navigation and the shared picker are locked so progress stays visible and the package cannot change. Backup & Recovery collects external backup and recovery tools. About contains the feature comparison and links to the troubleshooting workflow on Flash. Internal links switch tabs without replacing the selected files.
Backup creation and backup restore are not implemented. The existing Restore official startup code operation is a firmware-install workaround, not restoration of a raw flash backup.
For a full-flash backup or ROM download-mode recovery, the recommended desktop route is M-Flasher (Windows, macOS, Linux). Open the raw .bin it saves in Layout Analysis. M-UPGRADE is M-VAVE's official desktop firmware updater; raw backup support has not been …
Risk and recovery
- Brick risk
- High
- Reversible
- No
- Requires opening the device
- No
From the project's README ("What it does"):
Firmware file is shared above the tabs, on the upper right on wide screens. Choose a local package, saved updater page, or URL once: Flash and Layout Analysis use that same package. Selecting firmware does not connect to the device. Changing it updates both views and resets install options and confirmations; an invalid replacement leaves the previous selection intact. Package details are expandable, while selection errors and internal checksum warnings stay visible.
Flash is the default tab and owns device connection and installation. Layout Analysis inspects the shared firmware, a raw backup, or both. Switching tabs preserves the firmware, backup and chosen install options. During installation, navigation and the shared picker are locked so progress stays visible and the package cannot change. Backup & Recovery collects external backup and recovery tools. About contains the feature comparison and links to the troubleshooting workflow on Flash. Internal links switch tabs without replacing the selected files.
Backup creation and backup restore are not implemented. The existing Restore official startup code operation is a firmware-install workaround, not restoration of a raw flash backup.
For a full-flash backup or ROM download-mode recovery, the recommended desktop route is M-Flasher (Windows, macOS, Linux). Open the raw .bin it saves in Layout Analysis. M-UPGRADE is M-VAVE's official desktop firmware updater; raw backup support has not been …
Credits, license and support
- License
- MIT