Frustrating Coolrunner Programming

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marshamods

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I was still getting the same error prior to using 3.3v. Tried with another coolrunner and same result.
 
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chewyb said:
I had this problem trying to program one after it was installed. I had the power cord plugged into the 360 and kept getting that error. I unplugged it and it programmed fine
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in that case you switch it to PRG (thats what the switch is for - for when its installed into an xbox already and you want to update it)
 
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I'm actually getting the same issue, however I have four coolrunners, and three of them all went smooth. The one I'm having an issue with is going to be in a Falcon system, and as soon as I use any tool to flash it (nandpro, coolrunner programmer by coolshrimp, or jtag tool by coolshrimp) it spits out this 0x0002 error.
This is the only of the four that was installed into a console BEFORE being flashed over, so i'm assuming that it may be from the install, however I have done the following steps to attempt to remedy the situation:
removed 3v3
removed ground
removed from install in console completely
switched NAND-X (Have two, both on v3-one from my own update, and a second brand new one that came updated)
Switched NAND-X to Coolrunner update cable
Switched from normal mode, to program, one each of the above steps

To make sure it was an issue with this coolrunner, I also did program the other three using my cables and NAND-X's even reflashed one over to Falcon and put it in this console. It did in fact work great.
So I don't think it could be the other hardware, computer, flash timing files, or whatnot...

To maybe guide direction, I did notice one small detail that may be it, when I slid the coolrunner to nand-x cable onto the coolrunner's little connections, the small pin over the blue wire actually did slide just slightlyback from the pressure, while the other coolrunners never did. I am playing with the idea of possibly soldering the base of the connector to the small pad beneath it, but I didn't want to toast a coolrunner on accident if there is actually something beneath it.

Any help that anyone can offer would be great.
 
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Soldered the nand x to coolruner cable directly to the coolrunner's connectors itself, leaving the nand-x side untouched and everything went the same.
Soldered the wires directly to the small pads under the connector on the coolrunner (UCC,GND,ETC.) and everything went perfectly.
TCK, and TD1 seemed to not even be touching once I got a close look at it, im not entirely sure if it was just from to much pressure on them when connecting the cable, or if it was just not a good connection from manufacturing, but that was definable the issue that I was having.
 
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@ Marsha mods can you post it to me?
I have programmed 10 and all went without issues.

I will try to program it here and let you know.
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I will give a couple more goes at it. If no success will post them to you. Thanks for the generous offer by the way. PM me your address.
 
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genocide208 said:
Soldered the nand x to coolruner cable directly to the coolrunner's connectors itself, leaving the nand-x side untouched and everything went the same.
Soldered the wires directly to the small pads under the connector on the coolrunner (UCC,GND,ETC.) and everything went perfectly.
TCK, and TD1 seemed to not even be touching once I got a close look at it, im not entirely sure if it was just from to much pressure on them when connecting the cable, or if it was just not a good connection from manufacturing, but that was definable the issue that I was having.
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You can always pull the pins out on the connector/cable and bend them a bit and clean them if not getting a good connection, I not sure it's worth soldering on the Cool runner and chancing some new problem. The connector seem to fit pretty tight.
 
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kalisto2002

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Is anyone experiencing this issue. I have both tried programming my coolrunners with a 360nandflasher and nandx on both a 32 bit setup and 64 bit set up. I continue to get this error.
NandPro v3.0a by Tiros

Looking for usb interface device
Compression InSize:0x593E OutSize:0x28C6
Arm Version:0003
Sending compressed data:0x28C6 bytes
Executing File
File execution FAILED! Status :0x0002
Press any key to continue . . .

Any help would be appreciated :)
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Dude, if your using the official cable then check the position of the blue and yellow wires, try switching them that should solve your programming woes. Sorry UberGeek, it appears this time it was TX's fault in this case.. :( but we are all entitled to make mistakes. Thank Trevor from west-coast mods for the answer, i called him asking if he could program my two coolrunners and he told me to check the wiring sure enough they were in the slots :)
 
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I posted this thanks in another thread already, but thanks again. My nand-x to coolrunner cable was wired wrong as well. Swapping the blue and yellow wires around fixed it for me :tongue:
 
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kalisto2002 said:
Dude, if your using the official cable then check the position of the blue and yellow wires, try switching them that should solve your programming woes. Sorry UberGeek, it appears this time it was TX's fault in this case.. :( but we are all entitled to make mistakes. Thank Trevor from west-coast mods for the answer, i called him asking if he could program my two coolrunners and he told me to check the wiring sure enough they were in the slots :)
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Or you could of read the post we made telling you about it ;)

Mistakes happen, fortunately it was only a small number of cables and the fix is easy. I'm glad you got hooked up and working.
 
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Dutch1576

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Hi Ubergeek...I am in the process of flashing my glitch board and am having this same issue. I did what was suggested and switched the yellow and blue cables around, on the Nand-X to CoolRunner Cable, on the end that connects to the Coolrunner and I continue to get the same error:

Looking for usb interface device
Compression InSize:0x593E OutSize:0x2B50
Arm Version:0003
Sending compressed date:0x2B50 bytes
Executing File
File execution FAILED! Status :0x0002
Press any key to continue...

The interesting thing is that after pressing any key, I receive a pop-up stating "Glitch Board Ready!!" Also, the red led is now lit on the CoolRunner.

Do you happen to have any other suggestions?

Thanks in advance.

EDIT: I managed to resolve the issue. The ground wire for my Nand-X to CoolRunner Cable was in the incorrect slot on the end connecting to the Nand-X. I moved the ground one slot to the right and it worked like a charm. CoolRunner is now fully programmed and ready to be installed. :biggrin:
 
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crazyyyk

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Please help!
Chip was preprogrammed for Jasper, but I tried to programed it again with nandpro3 (just for test), and I've got File execution FAILED! Status :0x0002.
I wanted to ask, could I erase firmware which was in glitch chip? Can I now use it? Or I need programming it without errors?
Thanks
 
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