ANSWERED Help please, I don't have a cam thats why not pictures martin c....

[Jtagy]

Okay I just did the didoe to 11 and I am talking about the resisters on the another wire is the sliver line facing the motherboard or the computer or it doesnt matter?

 

[Martin C]

Did you read my sticky in this thread before posting?

"Only once you have good IN FOCUS images and screenshots should you think about posting a help. You can then attach as needed and we can assist you more effectively."

Don't post again until you have them.

 

[Jtagy]

I just wanted to say thank you for that tip well the another user for telling me to use a didoe on 11 i got my flash config! =)

 

[BL4K3Y]

Congratulations.

 

[Jtagy]

thanks blakey8

 

[Jtagy]

haha I got a error ffff but I think that might be from my computer going into sleep mode, but I am on block 58 how many more do I have to go its been almost like a hr maybe

 

[BL4K3Y]

Follow this to get a good read and this to compare (change orignand to whatever you saved your NAND as).

 

[Jtagy]

do you know if error 0 is bad lol

 

[BL4K3Y]

Just follow the instructions.

 

[Jtagy]

does the read go to 100

 

[BL4K3Y]

A full 16MB NAND read will stop at block 0x3FF..... follow Martin's instructions linked in my post above and you should get a valid, full dump.

 

[TilVl]

To fix your problem. Simply solder better. If you cant get your nand-x working. I highly doubt you'll ever get LPT working. LPT is way more picky and wire lengths, your LPT port and everything has to be taken in consideration.

 

[Martin C]

does the read go to 100

Did you read what Blakey wrote?

Did you follow the link?

There's a good reason why we don't support people without pictures and an even better one why we don't support LPT.

I'll close this thread too - you already have more than enough information which Blakey and myself were kind enough to pass on. Don't start any other threads.