Help identify what is flashed on my NAND?

[john mathews]

alt ft3t10 on the bottom or r4p4

 

[GeekHeat]

The slim proto is what I was going to use in the first place. It's what I bought 2 years ago when I first started this thing. If I wrote a non CR4 ECC to nand and I don't have the original, how can I write a new ECC? Can I just write over it and it will still work fine? If I can just write over it, that would be much easier.

U can just write over the other ecc. Create ecc glitch2 with cr4 ticked and write to nand. U don't need the original nand dump to do this.

 

[Svorax]

OK, I went to write a new ECC and it asked for the source file. When I gave it my nand dump, it aborted because the header is wrong. You're quite sure I can write over it without a original dump?

 

[Svorax]

bump

EDIT: I was able to make a new nand from a donor system, write that to nand, then build the ECC based on that. Doing it this way prevented Jrunner from throwing a bad header error. Now that that's all done, I soldered the CPU_RST to ft3t10, but when booting I get the same issue. Just green flash indefinitely. Switch set to slim and DIP 3 and 8 are on. I don't know what else I could possibly do.

 

[Svorax]

double bump?