More reliable LG servicing and clearer connection guidanceMore reliable LG servicing and clearer connection guidance

A clearer start to supported device servicingA clearer start to supported device servicing

Pegasus Tools 6.9 focuses on the steps that happen before and during a service operation: finding the appropriate device connection, checking that the phone is ready, and showing a useful result when preparation cannot complete. This release refines existing LG, Samsung and Unisoc workflows, with particular attention to LG connection selection and network unlocking.

ImprovedImproved

• More accurate LG MediaTek connection selection. Windows can expose more than one connection for the same LG phone. Pegasus now distinguishes the connection needed for the affected MediaTek service flow from the separate modem connection more carefully. The same selection rules are applied when choosing a detected connection and when reusing one from an earlier step, helping avoid starting the operation through an unsuitable interface.
• A revised LG network unlock flow. The affected flow for supported LM-X210 devices now follows a more consistent preparation, device-data check and unlock sequence. If the device-data check does not identify a supported response, the flow reports that state before continuing with the unlock steps. Connection, preparation and service progress remain visible in the operation log.
• Additional Unisoc connection detection. The affected service flows can check further Unisoc connections when the earlier connection paths have not selected a usable one. Pegasus checks for a response before accepting a candidate and can continue to another connection when a candidate does not answer. This refines the connection stage of existing Unisoc services.
• Clearer Samsung readiness prompts. When the affected operation needs to enable diagnostic access, Pegasus checks that the phone screen is on and unlocked. If it is not ready, the tool asks you to unlock it and checks again after you confirm. You can cancel at this stage. If diagnostic mode is already enabled, Pegasus skips the repeated activation step.
• More informative Unisoc VoLTE progress. The affected VoLTE flow now shows the selected connection in its operation log, making it easier to identify which connection Pegasus is using.

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• USB setup failures being reported inaccurately. The affected USB driver setup now uses the actual setup result and retains failure information more consistently. A completed setup does not need to print a message to be recognized as completed, and an unsuccessful attempt is not treated as successful simply because another message was produced.
• Missing context when USB access remains unavailable. When the device is still unavailable after an automatic setup attempt, the connection message can include the relevant setup error. This helps distinguish a setup problem from a phone that has not exposed the required connection.
• USB setup attempts exceeding their time limit. The affected setup attempt is stopped when it exceeds its allotted time and Pegasus reports that outcome, making a setup timeout easier to identify before retrying.
• Samsung preparation proceeding after an unsuccessful result. The affected Open Diag action now follows the preparation result. If you cancel, screen readiness cannot be verified, or the required preparation cannot complete, that action stops instead of continuing through the previous fallback.

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• Workspace mode selection in Settings. The default workspace mode selector is unavailable and remains labelled Coming soon. The setting no longer appears selectable while workspace mode switching is unavailable.

When this update mattersWhen this update matters

This release is relevant if an LG service selected the wrong connection, the affected LM-X210 unlock flow stopped during preparation, an existing Unisoc service did not find a responsive connection, or a Samsung service needed clearer instructions before diagnostic preparation. It is also useful when an automatic USB setup attempt fails and you need a clearer indication of what to check next.

After updating, reconnect the device and follow any readiness instructions shown by Pegasus before retrying the affected operation. Model, software and operation requirements still determine which service path is available for the connected device.