🚀 How to Flash Stock ROM on RG35XX Using a Mac | Pixpalm.com 🎮

In this video, I'll guide you through the process of flashing the stock ROM on your RG35XX model using a Mac. Follow these simple steps to ensure a smooth installation. For more guides and retro handheld consoles, visit Pixpalm.com. 🌐
Steps:
Visit the Anbernic Website:
Go to win.anbernic.com.
Download the Stock ROM:
Click on the "Download" button and select your appropriate RG35XX model. 🔍
Select the latest firmware and click the download button. ⬇️
Download it to your computer from the link below the latest firmware. 💻
Choose the Correct Firmware:
Select the appropriate one for 16GB or 64GB. They are in different folders. 📂
Extract the ZIP File:
Open the file with a .zip extension. I use Keka, but you can use any suitable RAR program. 🗜️
Prepare Your MicroSD Card:
Insert your microSD card into your computer and back up any important data. 💾
Copy the extracted files to the root directory of your microSD card. 📁
Insert the MicroSD Card into Your RG35XX:
Safely eject the microSD card from your computer and insert it into your RG35XX handheld console. 🎮
Flash the ROM:
Power on your RG35XX and follow the on-screen instructions to flash the ROM. ⚡
Verify Installation:
Ensure your RG35XX boots into the new stock ROM and check for proper functionality. ✔️
For any issues, visit the support section on the Anbernic website. Don't forget to check out Pixpalm.com for more retro handheld consoles! 🌟

[@izzzzzz6]

I think I found where I went wrong. trying again now. After unzipping and opening the 64Gb file there are many folders or files inside. There is one that is another zip file. Take that zip and also unzip that (i guess ignore all the other files in there, finally once unzipped, this time it will turn into a disc image. then finally with balena choose from file and choose this image and target the sd card if already formatted. Hopefully it works this time. Finally.. YES. Thanks. This video was exactly the way. I just missed that crucial 2nd unzipping !!!!

[@izzzzzz6]

So. I've just noticed that when you unzipped your file it converted it into a disc image. My unzipped file is just a folder not a disc image. How? why? Whaaaaa....
So. I dragged the unzipped file to the same but reformatted sd card and I'm in exactly the same situation as before. Never gets past the logo screen. Think only option now is to buy a new card. v annoying. Spent all day trying to figure this out. This always happens to me. Can waste a week easily on stuff like this.

[@izzzzzz6]

Arrived in the post bricked. Got the 64Gb file unzipped with "The Unarchiver" Opened "Balena Etcher" and unable to drop unzipped file, go to browse and the unzipped file is not an option, only the zipped one which doesn't work. This is exactly the sort of thing I can spend all week on wasting my life. This shit not work out of the box?

[@izzzzzz6]

Perhaps because I didn't restart my mac today, I downloaded Balena and The Unarchiver but never did a restart. I am now trying to grab the unzipped file and just drop it onto the now formatted / erased sd card. Bypassing Balena etcher. No idea if this will work. If not I'll try to restart the mac and try Balena again.