ANSWERED e71 on Demon from remapped blocks

[JohnWestBear]

Going back go the original post - I had the e71 issue and noremap / advanced write sorted that out, still has a paddy every now and then though which can be frustrating.

As for the rest of this thread no further comment.

 

[ExBoxHax]

I'm actually really pissed because I just found out that my demon install was good...I had 2 bridged nand x wires and that's why the coolrunner wasn't glitching...and now I lifted 2 pads removing the demon!!! but the good news is my demon is still good so now I have 2 demons that I can install on separate consoles, this particular one won't be getting a demon and that's fine it's still a normal rgh.

 

[ExBoxHax]

YES! finally got my first successful demon install! haha take that you bastard.

 

[TheGlow]

 

[Martin C]

Don't be too hasty - OP has another thread open as it's failed to update.

 

[ExBoxHax]

I figured out how to change LDV values and I know I needed 9 but I still have no power on that system, I think it's a lost cause. I'm buying another demon and installing it on a slim and making sure the stock dash is on 16203 BEFORE I install the demon!!!

 

[Martin C]

So the console won't turn on at all?

That's taken a nose-dive, as you were getting 0022 the other day.

 

[TheGlow]

I figured out how to change LDV values and I know I needed 9 but I still have no power on that system, I think it's a lost cause. I'm buying another demon and installing it on a slim and making sure the stock dash is on 16203 BEFORE I install the demon!!!

Wah wah wah. Sorry to hear.

 

[ExBoxHax]

So the console won't turn on at all?

That's taken a nose-dive, as you were getting 0022 the other day.

yea it was 0022 and then it stopped powering on. I flushed the board with alcohol and cleaned it up a bit to remove any metal flakes but it's still not powering on and I have standby voltage so I'm pretty sure it's resulting from a bad flash as I've done some research around the net and other people have had similar situations with bad NAND flashing and no power, mostly on old xenon JTAGS.

 

[Martin C]

You can't have a bad flash - you have a DemoN. It basically means you've screwed up soldering somewhere.

 

[ExBoxHax]

You can't have a bad flash - you have a DemoN. It basically means you've screwed up soldering somewhere.

well I'm removing the demon with hot air and installing it on a different falcon so I'll see if the system will power on then

 

[ExBoxHax]

yea I removed the demon and still no power...in the scrap pile.

 

[Martin C]

yea I removed the demon and still no power...in the scrap pile.

Ok cheers

Closed as answered.