RGH Jasper no power ON after RGH attempt

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krist

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Hi guys...
I need help... I read the Nand of my Jasper and flash the ecc image, and after this my Xbox don't power ON. It is dead?
 
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Yes the coolrunner is programmed (normal and phat), Then I remove coolrunner and I tried to put my nanddump back to the nand but I can't...
I have already flashed an Jasper before.
 
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I already remove all the wires, only QSB remain. I can,t read the nand...
I already check with multimeter, the stby_clk point is good...

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Krafter said:
What do you mean by this? Do you get errors while trying to flash it or is your nand not found at all? And why did you remove the Coolrunner?
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I tried to put back my retail image...
 
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Sounds like to me you have either bridged something or damaged a trace. Use you soldering pencil with plenty of flux and go back over the solder points to remove anything extra. Make sure to keep your tip very clean as one loaded with solder will defeat the purpose.

And ya, pics would be very helpful. :)

edit: also, rubbing alcohol and an old toothbrush will do wonders in helping clean up a PC board so you can see whats going on.
 
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can we still see pics of the qsb and the other points under the board as we still need to see to make sure the board is ok as most off the time it is down to bad soldering or bridging or missing resistors or wrong points used so best you just pop some pics on :wink:
in the long run you will help to save time and messing about
 
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I don't have camera... I think is the POST_OUT1 (yellow) point...How can I test this point?

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I don't have good light to take photos... Tomorrow I can post some photos...
 
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What program did you use to make it and what command (exactly) to write it?

My suspicion is the ecc file was created wrongly or written incorrectly and you need to short the NAND pins to recover it.
 
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nandpro usb: -r16 nanddump.bin
nandpro usb: -r16 nanddump2.bin to read the nand and no differences found.

Multibuilder 0.7 to create the ecc image Jasper 16mb

nandpro usb: +w16 image_00000000.ecc to flash the ecc image to nand
 
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so after doing this, you cannot power the console on or read/write the NAND?

ok so for whatever reason your SMC is corrupt. You'll need to short the NAND pins to get access to it again.

Are you 100% sure you used +w16 and NOT -w?

Also, are you 100% sure it's a 16MB NAND? What was the flashconfig ID?
 
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Martin C said:
so after doing this, you cannot power the console on or read/write the NAND?

ok so for whatever reason your SMC is corrupt. You'll need to short the NAND pins to get access to it again.

Are you 100% sure you used +w16 and NOT -w?

Also, are you 100% sure it's a 16MB NAND? What was the flashconfig ID?
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Yes if I tried read the nand give me only errors..
Yes I used +w16 because I copied and paste the command of the fib3r guide....
Yes it's a jasper elite Flash Config: 00023010

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How I can short the NAND pins to get access to it again?

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I think I found the problem... When I'm soldering I Drop a little solder on the nand chip...I see now..
 
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