ANSWERED E/F and r2c6/r2c7

[NumbNess]

i am watching johnnyguns install of the cr4 and he is working with a corona v3.
he is saying you dont need to bridge r2c6 and r2c7.
i dont know what E/F send means.
the motherboard identification picture shows v3 to v5 for my nand chip and i do not know how to tell which version corona i have.
but it is the 16mb nand corona thats all i know.
i understand r2c10 and it has the resistor which is for reading/writing nand.

Could someone please clear this up for me?

 

[Krafter]

E/F are points used with previous chips. The CR4 doesn't require them.

 

[NumbNess]

excellent, thank you so much.
so since i am using the cr4 i dont need to bridge r2c6 and r2c7

 

[Oggy]

Just like he said

 

[BL4K3Y]

so since i am using the cr4 i dont need to bridge r2c6 and r2c7

No because the CR4 doesn't use I2C.

 

[nightmare0]

Is it possible to use cr4 with these pads? For example if someone burn both DB2G3 pads?

 

[Oggy]

No. If you connect F to the cr4 the console will red dot, if F is even on a retail chip?
That and the slims i2c code isnt on the chip.