I bricked my z6, please help

[jonwil]

I have a motorokr z6 connected to vodafone australia.

I was messing with Flash&Backup and http://flash-tools.jerryweb.org/ to try and build a working way to read the flash back from the phone.

However, during this messing, I somehow accidentally sent an "erase flash" command to the phone. Now the phone starts up to bootloader with "Err:A5,694E,2E" displayed on it as well as "battery low, cannot program".

What should I do to solve this? Take it to the company listed as doing official servicing for motorola phones in my area? (and if I did that, what should I tell them) Find a 3rd party (e.g. someone who does unlocks for moto phones) and see if they can help somehow? Find a way to charge the battery? (e.g. buy external battery charger)

Any ideas at all to get this phone to a usable state again (preferably with whatever data was on it before it was erased) would be most appreciated.

[Abram]

The best way seems to charge battery (somehow). Maybe you know someone else with Z6?

[zapataso]

Charge the battery as Abram says, maybe with an external battery charger and flash your phone with RSD Lite 3.8 with a FULL flash.
Your data is lost, as you said, you made an "erase". Next time, backup your data before playing with your phone, as we all do

[jonwil]

I have solved the problem
I called up the local people who do official repairs for moto phones and said "my phone wont work, the screen shows this error" and they fixed it. My phone is now running a newer revision of the software with the same flex (which seems to be a general flex for australia with no carrier bits in it).

All my settings and data are gone but I can recover most of it (everything except my score in Sudoku that is

Oh and to the person who said "backup your phone", I would like to see YOU find a way to backup a z6 (or to obtain an Australian flex for one)

[swifty]

@zapataso
if you have the knowledge to backup the firmware of a Z6, it would be nice if you share it here.
@jonwill
good to see that motorolaservice has worked without problems