When writing a dump or factory formatting a tag, MCT will check if it has all the keys and permissions to write to all blocks. However, if a block is marked as read only, MCT will not write it, even if it would be writable after writing the new sector trailer with new access conditions.
MCT should check if blocks are writable before or after changing their access conditions and write to them accordingly.
Right now, the easy workaround for users is to write twice (first time will change the access conditions, second time the block not writable before can now be written).
When writing a dump or factory formatting a tag, MCT will check if it has all the keys and permissions to write to all blocks. However, if a block is marked as read only, MCT will not write it, even if it would be writable after writing the new sector trailer with new access conditions.
MCT should check if blocks are writable before or after changing their access conditions and write to them accordingly.
Right now, the easy workaround for users is to write twice (first time will change the access conditions, second time the block not writable before can now be written).