TX Product(s) used: JrProg v2, CR4
Console Type: Jasper
NAND size: 512mb
Dashboard version: 2.0.16547
CB version: 6754
Was the console working before you started: Yes
Description of problem:
Anyone have any thoughts on why this would be giving error 0022 and the cpu still getting hot as hell on stock nand & chip removed? It was working before I installed the CR4, I read the nand before we knew the CR4 was going to get delayed so my friend told me he was going to take it home and put it in the closet till the chip came because his son was grounded anyway.
Tonight he called me after he got back home and said his son might have got it out while he was at work and we didn't know it. So this is my noob fault for not reading the nand to be sure someone didn't update it from 16547 which is where it was when I made the dumps. I have the 2 matching full dumps & 2 matching 64mb dumps.
I have been searching 0022 here on the forums and I saw where martin said the time it takes to error could help solve the issue, It takes about 28.5sec to error.
I have taken the pll_bypass resistor off and it was 10k, I also took the stby_clk resistor off and measured it to 33ohm.
I have tried to take the best pics that I could so you guys can see everything needed, The pics were taken after I removed and tested the resistors. I'm sorry about all the pics, I just want to try to get one of everything that had been soldered.
Images of close-up soldering to motherboard:
Console Type: Jasper
NAND size: 512mb
Dashboard version: 2.0.16547
CB version: 6754
Was the console working before you started: Yes
Description of problem:
Anyone have any thoughts on why this would be giving error 0022 and the cpu still getting hot as hell on stock nand & chip removed? It was working before I installed the CR4, I read the nand before we knew the CR4 was going to get delayed so my friend told me he was going to take it home and put it in the closet till the chip came because his son was grounded anyway.
Tonight he called me after he got back home and said his son might have got it out while he was at work and we didn't know it. So this is my noob fault for not reading the nand to be sure someone didn't update it from 16547 which is where it was when I made the dumps. I have the 2 matching full dumps & 2 matching 64mb dumps.
I have been searching 0022 here on the forums and I saw where martin said the time it takes to error could help solve the issue, It takes about 28.5sec to error.
I have taken the pll_bypass resistor off and it was 10k, I also took the stby_clk resistor off and measured it to 33ohm.
I have tried to take the best pics that I could so you guys can see everything needed, The pics were taken after I removed and tested the resistors. I'm sorry about all the pics, I just want to try to get one of everything that had been soldered.
Images of close-up soldering to motherboard:
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