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On Windows, the essential step is installing the correct USB driver so that Windows can communicate with your Allwinner device in FEL mode. This is easily done with the free tool . Download the latest version from the official website ( zadig.akeo.ie ). No installation is required; just run the .exe file.
The quickest way to get sunxi-fel.exe on Windows is to use a pre-compiled binary. The open-source community has provided builds via projects like or the libusb-win32 package.
Look in community SDKs (like those from Orange Pi) or older forum posts. But I don't recommend this for critical work. sunxi-tools windows
To change hardware settings like GPIO pins or DRAM parameters: : Drag your script.bin bin2fex.bat . This generates a script.fex file you can edit in Notepad. : Once edited, drag script.fex fex2bin.bat to create a new script.bin for your device. 2. Testing FEL Connection Open a Command Prompt in your tools folder and type: sunxi-fel --list --verbose Use code with caution. Copied to clipboard
sunxi-fel ver # Check if device is in FEL mode sunxi-fel write 0x2000 u-boot-sunxi-with-spl.bin sunxi-fel exec 0x2000 On Windows, the essential step is installing the
# Convert script.bin to script.fex for editing bin2fex script.bin script.fex
If using pre-compiled binaries, ensure libusb-1.0.dll is in the same folder as your .exe files. No installation is required; just run the
: Translates a human-readable board configuration file ( .fex ) into the binary format ( script.bin ) required by legacy kernels, and vice versa.
Some older or partial builds of sunxi-tools exist for native Windows. These typically include sunxi-fel.exe and sunxi-nand-image-builder.exe . However, they are:
Select your device (often listed as Unknown Device or Allwinner FEL ).
On Windows, the essential step is installing the correct USB driver so that Windows can communicate with your Allwinner device in FEL mode. This is easily done with the free tool . Download the latest version from the official website ( zadig.akeo.ie ). No installation is required; just run the .exe file.
The quickest way to get sunxi-fel.exe on Windows is to use a pre-compiled binary. The open-source community has provided builds via projects like or the libusb-win32 package.
Look in community SDKs (like those from Orange Pi) or older forum posts. But I don't recommend this for critical work.
To change hardware settings like GPIO pins or DRAM parameters: : Drag your script.bin bin2fex.bat . This generates a script.fex file you can edit in Notepad. : Once edited, drag script.fex fex2bin.bat to create a new script.bin for your device. 2. Testing FEL Connection Open a Command Prompt in your tools folder and type: sunxi-fel --list --verbose Use code with caution. Copied to clipboard
sunxi-fel ver # Check if device is in FEL mode sunxi-fel write 0x2000 u-boot-sunxi-with-spl.bin sunxi-fel exec 0x2000
# Convert script.bin to script.fex for editing bin2fex script.bin script.fex
If using pre-compiled binaries, ensure libusb-1.0.dll is in the same folder as your .exe files.
: Translates a human-readable board configuration file ( .fex ) into the binary format ( script.bin ) required by legacy kernels, and vice versa.
Some older or partial builds of sunxi-tools exist for native Windows. These typically include sunxi-fel.exe and sunxi-nand-image-builder.exe . However, they are:
Select your device (often listed as Unknown Device or Allwinner FEL ).
