I've installed two coolrunners on trinity motherboards, today I started another trinity. Got it installed/programmed/dumped my nands/flashed the .ecc file/went to boot into xell, and the coolrunner seems to be blinking green for a milasecond and then going away. It still has a appropriate flash pattern, but does not seem to be glitching long enough. I tried a different cool runner witht he same result, i also removed all the wiring and started over, still no luck. First two went soo easy, any ideas whats holding me up here?
ANSWERED Coolrunner does'nt seem to be properly glitching (green light is too short)
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you aint added a cap or short the cap point if it a rev b cr have you.
post pics of install. as blakey asked...
post pics of install. as blakey asked...
had the same problem, rerouting the wire may help u. I applied a little pulling force on one of the soldered wires and it helped me.
Uploaded the pictures as requested, heres a video of what the coolrunner does. Can let it sit for 20 minutes and it still won't boot. It seems to me like the green light flashes to quickly, the other two I did flashed slow.
www.youtube.com/watch?v=ig4PtiFvRmI
www.youtube.com/watch?v=ig4PtiFvRmI
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Purchase the QSB and give that a shot, it will help you optimise the length of CPU_RST for your console.
Your I2C_SCL is soldered to the wrong pin (green wire)
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