E79 after Xell

[keil423]

Am I supposed to be doing this manually in the dos mode? I havent done anything in dos mode as of yet because I'm rather lost in dos. Or can I just open Jtag tool V2.85 and go over to drivers/options and change the SMC Points: to Aud_Clamp before writing xell.

 

[M AzeeM K]

^ Yes. That should work well.

 

[keil423]

Wrote xell in Aud Clamp Setting and still E79

 

[M AzeeM K]

This is a Zephyr you have, right? If so, what CB and CD does the original NAND image have?

 

[keil423]

here it is. Its hard to see but it is 4558 on both CB and CD. Ow and yes it is a Zephyr

 

[M AzeeM K]

Try writing the file in the zip file to the NAND manually using NANDPro: http://www.mediafire.com/download.php?0izxtuwdn6i0089

It is actually a XeLL file with Aud_Clamp patch. See if it works for you.

 

[keil423]

should I replace the "zephyraud" thats in the Xell Bins folder with this?

 

[keil423]

nevermind I see now that you said to do it manually.

 

[keil423]

Yeah as I said before I am no good in dos mode. I have no Idea how to do what your telling me to do....

 

[M AzeeM K]

Have a look here to get a little know how regarding using NandPro: http://team-xecuter.com/forums/showthread.php?t=55189

 

[keil423]

Yup that all might as well be in french cuz I dont understand.

 

[keil423]

I dont know if this matters but im using nandpro_20E for some reason I couldnt get the 20D to work. I have windows 7 and when I try to run port95nt it says that it is incompatable with the 64bit system. I tried running in compatability of XP and as admin I also tried to disable driver verifacation and it still wouldnt install.

 

[keil423]

Well Now I turn it on and get Xmas lights. Read the nand again and it says 0 non matching blocks. So I'm thinking this means that it toast right?

 

[keil423]

nope got her to boot up again to regular dash. Jtag tool messed up and kept giving me unhandleable errors. Had to reboot computer and reflash og nand again and thank my lucky stars she isnt toast. And to think I allready had my pistol grip 20 gauge pulled out of the vault!

 

[keil423]

Update. Ive tried and tried again. I'm really thinking that there must be something wrong with my Jtag Tool V2.85. I've done desoldered and resoldered everything many of times so I'm 100% certain that its not that. The only thing that I havent tried is to remove the quick solder boards and wire up directly. I havent tried this because I really dont think that its my problem or solution as I have also tried to use my own diodes and eliminate the module C all together and still had no luck. I'm able to read and right my nand no problem it as soon as I attempt to write xell or freeboot that I have the problem. So either my Jtag tool is messed up or the 4 different Diodes that i've used are all shot or... I dont know what else it could be.

 

[M AzeeM K]

^ This question is something I have had in my mind. In the pictures you posted, I couldn't see any diodes. Where are they? Because I am starting to think that all this has a major relation to the diodes.

 

[keil423]

Diodes are on the bottom of the board as of now. Pictured in the last photo posted.

 

[keil423]

things just took another turn here. First off I was informed that an update came out for Jtag tool yet my Jtag tool did not update. So I uninstalled it and realized that It was located in more that one location on my hard drive. So I completly deleted all to do with Jtag tool and ran the set up again. now it updated to the new V2.87
Unfortunatly either I deleted my nand pro in the process or my 3 year old son did or possibly even my POS norton 360 did. not sure but now I can reinstall my nand pro. Allways says that it is not compatable with my 64 bit OS even when I run as admin in XP compatability mode.

 

[M AzeeM K]

NandPro is present in the Jtag Tool installation, so when you install Jtag Tool, it gets installed automatically.

Also, I still couldn't see any diode in the pictures you posted.....

 

[keil423]

Pic again Diodes marked