Ok This is what I had to do to get the console working again, I hard wired it with the diodes. Now do I have to rewrite freeboot again or is it already in there because I did wrote it and it when E79 after. I'm new to this what do I have to do next to make sure that it is ok?
JTAG e79 after writing xell
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Martin C
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...which means your soldering is still at fault.
J2D2 and J1F1 have nothing to do with NAND read/write and yet when you removed the QSBs from these areas it can now be read and written to?
I need close up pics of J2D2 and J1F1 top and bottom please. Use Macro Zoom on your camera.
J2D2 and J1F1 have nothing to do with NAND read/write and yet when you removed the QSBs from these areas it can now be read and written to?
I need close up pics of J2D2 and J1F1 top and bottom please. Use Macro Zoom on your camera.
Martin C
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here this is better. Right now I'm stalk at right after you write the xell and you turn the tv on. Where the keys are showing.
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Martin C
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It looks ok from here, no broken traces.
Check that J2D2.1 goes to J1F1.3 and J2D2.2 goes to J1F1.4.
Check that J2D2.1 goes to J1F1.3 and J2D2.2 goes to J1F1.4.
Martin C
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Take a screenshot of your settings page on JTAG tool - far right where it says about freeboot version etc.
Martin C
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Change Xell to Xellous, not Xell HDMI.
Then try again, booting with the eject button.
PS PrtScn on your keyboard will do a screendump - you can then use any paint tool (irfanview for example) to paste, crop and save
Then try again, booting with the eject button.
PS PrtScn on your keyboard will do a screendump - you can then use any paint tool (irfanview for example) to paste, crop and save
J2G
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Why is the nand X connected to marked below...
Am i wrong in saying it only needs two wires to be connected to the green socket J2B1 point the white 3 pin goes to the J1D2 3 pin socket i'm not on front of one atm but i think thats right lol..
Am i wrong in saying it only needs two wires to be connected to the green socket J2B1 point the white 3 pin goes to the J1D2 3 pin socket i'm not on front of one atm but i think thats right lol..
It's a no go, could not detect a flash controller for both the xellous and freeboot.Should I remove everything and just use the wire connection
Martin C
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His soldering is fooked but won't admit it!
Get it to someone who will do it for you, please!
I got to write all the step and I took a picture of what it's said at the end and I also took a picture of the kv info
Martin C
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ok - getting somewhere.
You've put the wrong CPU key in.
Connect your console to your network via a LAN cable and when you get to the end of the XeLL screen, note the httpd listen address and enter it into a web browser.
Copy/paste the CPU key from the page and compare it to what you wrote down. I guarantee it's different.
You've put the wrong CPU key in.
Connect your console to your network via a LAN cable and when you get to the end of the XeLL screen, note the httpd listen address and enter it into a web browser.
Copy/paste the CPU key from the page and compare it to what you wrote down. I guarantee it's different.
got it 1 letter wrong in the key. I don't know how to thank you. After booting up I re-install all the setting, now this console is not mine. Is there anything else I need to do before I give his console back. What will he be able to do now with that setup? thank again
Martin C
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I would download and run dashlaunch 2.21.
If it has a HDD, I'd also install the same dash update as freeboot (12625) with avatars, so it's done. If you've installed dashlaunch before you get this far, you need to rename $SystemUpdate to $$ystemUpdate.
If it has a HDD, I'd also install the same dash update as freeboot (12625) with avatars, so it's done. If you've installed dashlaunch before you get this far, you need to rename $SystemUpdate to $$ystemUpdate.