CORONA Installed CR4 XL, read nand 2x perfectly, now cant connect with J-RP V2 and J-runner

[lonix]

Glad to hear it, IMO qsb's are nothing but a PITA

 

[Hypotoad]

I use Dashlaunch 3.12 and Kernel 16747 and have no problems booting directly to FSD, I believe that Dashlaunch 3.13 is still a beta release I may be wrong.

I wouldn't bother with QSB's anymore.

And glitching between 1 & 3 cycles is excellent.

 

[stucknvegas]

I use dash 17150-and dashlaunch 3.14 never had any problems also Aurora Dash is what most of use now it rules

 

[lonix]

Just update jrunner and you well get latest dashlaunch

 

[Mode-B]

Glad to hear it, IMO qsb's are nothing but a PITA

Definitely my thought now

 

[Krafter]

Glad to hear you got it working. I wonder how many people give up when having similar issues because they think it's a hardware problem. I've personally seen this more than once but I never see anyone else suggesting flux under the QSB as a possible cause of problems reading the NAND. As we seen here and a thread I helped with a week or so before this one, it does cause problems.

Lesson to be learned here.... There is a such thing as too much flux. It only takes a little dab. Just enough to cover the point you soldering too.

 

[stucknvegas]

You were spot on Krafter. I have not used a QSB on a slim in over 1 year I have them just dont use them
Sometimes if I make a mistake on using simple nand flash and i Have to solder the jumpers on in the cage I say wish I had QSBs now

 

[Krafter]

Installed CR4 XL, read nand 2x perfectly, now cant connect with J-RP V2 and J...

QSB are good if they are installed correctly. I don't like them myself as it just adds an unneeded step a lot of times but if installed correctly the NAND QSB, well..... makes an install look nice anyway but not necessary.

 

[Hypotoad]

On my first Jasper install I used QSB's and didn't like them, on my second Jasper I used 2mm x 2mm header pins and soldered them directly through the header holes in the MB, I also made up a lead with connectors for my JRP V2 so I can just plug them into the headers, it's much easier IMO.

 

[Mode-B]

On my first Jasper install I used QSB's and didn't like them, on my second Jasper I used 2mm x 2mm header pins and soldered them directly through the header holes in the MB, I also made up a lead with connectors for my JRP V2 so I can just plug them into the headers, it's much easier IMO.

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Thats what I was planning. The setup reminds me of a xecuter 3 ​I put in my og xbox.