12 point pin??

[greentablack]

(please excuse my lack of puntuation)(i type what i think not how i should type it)

Hey guys i looked throught the forum and could not find my answer so I decided to post. I am pretty new at this so please be forgiveing.

I bought what my friend says is a x3 chip he pulled a trace out of his mobo thus ruining his box along with the pin header. I bought the chip from him thinking I could pull off a wire install but I have only suceeded in fraggs and a broken phone(long story) so then I decided that my soldering skills are not the best in the world but I figer that can be the only thing I am doing wrong I have inspected all my solder points and they do not apear to be crossing any traces and I am certain that I have not ruined the traces. So I am takeing what I think is the next logical step and that is to buy a pin header and try to install it that way. which brings meto my question I can only find a 12 point pin header and the chip included a 16 point so i want to know can I use the 12 point succesfully or am i going to have track down a 16 point some how?

 

[hugo]

you deffetnetly will need the 16 header pins for the x3 to be honest i dont think the wire install works ive tried and re-did it , i tried the pin header install and since all i've been doing is playing my box just be careful with the soldering iron dont heat up the motherboard too much 8)

 

[greentablack]

thanks does anyone know where i can get a 16 point header???

 

[itas]

Xecuter NAND-X (jtag solution)???

can sombody tell me what is this used for?

 

[ReMix]

Re: Xecuter NAND-X (jtag solution)???

it is used to extract your NAND off the motherboard

from there you can flash a modified dashboard if you have an exploitable kernel