Booting into Xell issue

[picabo2]

Good Morning!

I have an issue trying to boot in XELL and need some suggestions:


1) Corona v3
2) Postfix adapter installed, CR4 XL
3) JR Programmer v2 wire install


I read NAND, I think I got a good dump, was able to create ECC, then write ECC. Machine powers up with power and eject button, but I do not get any video output and the fan spins up quicky. The CR4 XL has red light, and blinks slow green.

Thanks!

 

[ins0mniac]

post pictures of all your install points and of your cr4 dip switches please

 

[BL4K3Y]

Please complete the CR4 support template.

I have moved your thread to the correct section.

Thanks.

 

[picabo2]

Please complete the CR4 support template.

I have moved your thread to the correct section.

Thanks.

Console Type:Corona v3
Programmer Used: JRP v2.0
NAND Size: 16
Dashboard version: e.g Latest
CB Version:
Screenshot of NAND details from J-Runner: (attach an image to your post)
J-Runner log
updflash.bin log (if applicable)
Image of the CR4 XL
Images of close-up soldering to motherboard (attach images to your post)
Detailed Description of the Problem
Was the console working before you started: Y
Do you get a green debug light appear on the CR4 XL chip every 4-5 seconds: Y
How long is the light on for each time (be aware that if you're trying to work on a faulty console, this is not a T-X product issue!!).


Red light is on all the time, green light every 4-5 seconds. System powers up, fan spins fast, no video out (using hdmi) eventually turns off.
I've only read nand, create ecc, and write ecc. If I ready Nand now system identifies as trinity instead of corona.

CR4 only wires soldered are postfix, green and blue. My R2C10 resister is in place.

Thanks!

 

[Nintendo]

-snip-

What about using flux?

 

[xzanox]

Can you post your jrunner log? I assume you ticket the cr4 box in jrunner before creating ECC?

Your soldering is very poor btw, indeed use some (more) flux. The fact it read as a trinity now, is because you've written a ECC file, don't worry about that too much.

 

[stucknvegas]

How about a picture under the main board the blue cpu-rst wire ...If you selected CR-4 before creating the ECC and your wires are installed and soldered correctly It should boot to exell
Move around the dips in combination 8-3/then 8-2- then8-4 one at a time Also the green E-wire looks funny at the main board ''''''
There is a test you can do on the post fix adapter ..usually you wont get the green light flashing if the adapter is trouble

 

[picabo2]

Here is the requested pictures. Thanks again for all your guys help!

Jrunner screenshot: Is it possible I got a bad NAND dump? I really do not care if it goes online, or can read DVD.

DG2B3:

CPU_RST:

POSTFIX: I had the 2 resisters soldered to their pads, but I took them off. I tested continuity from the pin to the pad where the wire is soldered and it is connected: Thanks!

 

[Amarok]

 

[Nintendo]

That will not affect to XeLL.

 

[Amarok]

ahh yeah my bad.... sorry... Anyways I'd try fiddling with different DIP switches. Had a few Corona's myself that needed different DIP switches than the ones stated in the normal guide start with 8-1 then move up. AFAIK the green debug led won't flash meaning it's not glitching if you have incorrect wires. I would also suggest cutting all the wires to fit instead of leaving them the same length. I usually cut my C and D wire to about 8cm.

 

[Nintendo]

And trim your wires as short as possible

 

[alexander_1333]

That postfix adapter looks fishy to me.