help me with rrod 00 22

[sik0havok]

what you guy think this trace is fcuked can this give me a rrod ? how can i repair it its a little hard to see but its burned and no more solder in hole anyway here is the picture

[/URL] Uploaded with ImageShack.us[/IMG]

 

[homegrown]

Hard to tell by your picture. Try this alt point for db1f1, Not my picture I got it from boxdr.com

http://www.boxxdr.com/360jtagtransistor/hr9.jpg

 

[sik0havok]

im not using jtag wire im rgh with cool runner but i get rrod i think because i fried this connection

---------- Post added at 14:23 ---------- Previous post was at 14:21 ----------

ohhh god i forgot to say its a jasper 512

 

[homegrown]

im not using jtag wire im rgh with cool runner but i get rrod i think because i fried this connection

---------- Post added at 14:23 ---------- Previous post was at 14:21 ----------

ohhh god i forgot to say its a jasper 512

Why are you even playing around with this point, was it a jtag before?

 

[sik0havok]

yes and no because i tried jtag it but my dashboard is 14699 so it not working and i buy an cr for rgh ... i just need to boot the xbox now

---------- Post added at 14:28 ---------- Previous post was at 14:27 ----------

i get a rrod and no video signal

---------- Post added at 14:33 ---------- Previous post was at 14:28 ----------

is this point can give me rrod ?

 

[jones_chris]

sounds like you've lifted the tracks. I dont know about this certain application but if it a necessary point you will need to bridge the connection. also if you look on the reverse side there is a point FT1U2 i continuity tested it and i believe it is the exact same point (continuity between points DB1F1 - FT1U2 which are positioned inversely)

Dont know if this helped but a better picture would be preferred. try the continuity test between your DB1F1 - FT1U2 and see what you get you could also try scratching back the solder resist from before and after the point where you think you lifted and testing for continuity if you dont find anything then bridging that connection would fix it simple =D

Cheers, Chris

 

[sik0havok]

Im not sure to understand what you say a picture of what your saying can be awesome

 

[jones_chris]

Hey i found this via google. check your wires are not too thick nor too thin and also have you flashed your nand yet or did you get any issues when flashing.

1 thing to try is switching the coolrunner to programme and slim and trying to turn it on again.

QUOTE "
■ After soldering i get 0022 RROD :
★This can happen if the wire from CPY_PLL_BYPASS is too thick or too thin. Try to use another cable.
★You flashed the image with a wrong command via nandpro or you didn't flash the Hack-Image yet."

 

[sik0havok]

i get the rrod after trying soldering on db1f1 i think i bridge it correctly ill get you a pic

---------- Post added at 15:04 ---------- Previous post was at 15:02 ----------

bah no pic need i link a wire db1f1 to ft1u2

---------- Post added at 15:07 ---------- Previous post was at 15:04 ----------

because i erase my nand and i rewrite it so its cannot be that and i already repair cpy etc..
and anyway my cool runner is not even wired to the board just my lpt

 

[socalbill]

those two points are just test points and not needed for operation...your 0022 is being caused by some other issue...if you stripped your board of all wires, make sure the cpu_pll_bypass point is not bridged to the cap or the other two points next to it....your cpu could be f'ed too

 

[sik0havok]

it was working well after trying jtag