Although I was skeptical any solution would come of it, I rearranged the wires on the underside of the mobo to move away from the coils on top which is what I'm guessing you were suggesting but this has not fixed the issue. About an hour ago I started working on the chip side of things. Reflashed the chip with jasper timing, then when that didn't work I erased the chip, the reflashed it. Still does not work. I am at a standstill at this point and very frustrated. Not sure what to do as I seem to have exhaused all options. I am still open to suggestions.
When I flash the nand back to original it gives the same 049 at 3ff error message, but it does boot into normal dash as one would expect so I'm not even sure that the bad block is even all that significant. However, I would like to still get it resolved and I will freely admit that I didn't know about the NAND or anything like that prior to attempting to learn about this coolrunner and reset glitch, and I'm still trying to learn and I know I don't know everything about it. I'm trying to grasp the concept of what unmapping and remapping even is so when I hear instructions to "move it to the end" I really don't even know how to accomplish that. I take it to mean move the bad block to another location in the nand, but then I think about how that will leave a blank block so you can see how I don't really get it. I guess I am crossreferencing posts now, but just sayin...
Is it possible that one of the wires I am using from coolrunner is discontinuous? I do have a multimeter and I have been checking ponts so that seems unlikely but thats what this has come to. Thinking of very unlikely things. It's also 5am here so after spending well over the sum of 30 hours trying to get just 2 xbox to work and running into software problems, driver problems, and the like it kinda gets to me.
