RGH lots of errors when i dump nand

[kirkbob]

so i get these errors when i try to rgh2 my jasper sb.


Trinity, Jasper 16MB
Jasper 16MB Manually Selected
Reading Nand to C:\Users\Badass\Downloads\J-Runner v3 (5) Core Pack\J-Runner v3 (5) Core Pack\output\nanddump1.bin
Reading Nand
Error: 201 reading block 0
Error: 211 reading block 1
Error: 201 reading block 2
Error: 201 reading block 3
Error: 201 reading block 4
Error: 211 reading block 5
Error: 201 reading block 6
Error: 201 reading block 7
Error: 211 reading block 8
Error: 211 reading block 9
Error: 211 reading block A
Error: 201 reading block B
Error: 201 reading block C
Error: 201 reading block D
Error: 201 reading block E
Error: 201 reading block F
Error: 201 reading block 10
Error: 211 reading block 11
Error: 211 reading block 12
Error: 201 reading block 13
Error: 201 reading block 14
Error: 201 reading block 15
Error: 201 reading block 16
Error: 211 reading block 17
Error: 211 reading block 18
Error: 211 reading block 19
Error: 211 reading block 1A
Error: 201 reading block 1B
Error: 201 reading block 1C
Error: 211 reading block 1D
Error: 201 reading block 1E
Error: 201 reading block 1F
Error: 211 reading block 20
Error: 201 reading block 21
Error: 201 reading block 22
Error: 201 reading block 23
Error: 201 reading block 24
Error: 201 reading block 25
Error: 211 reading block 26
Error: 201 reading block 27
Error: 211 reading block 28
Error: 201 reading block 29
Error: 201 reading block 2A
Error: 211 reading block 2B
Error: 201 reading block 2C
Error: 201 reading block 2D
Error: 201 reading block 2E
Error: 201 reading block 2F
Error: 201 reading block 30
Error: 201 reading block 31
Error: 201 reading block 32
Error: 201 reading block 33
Error: 211 reading block 34
Error: 201 reading block 35
Error: 201 reading block 36
Error: 211 reading block 37
Error: 201 reading block 38
Error: 201 reading block 39
Error: 201 reading block 3A
Error: 201 reading block 3B
Error: 201 reading block 3C
Error: 211 reading block 3D
Error: 201 reading block 3E
Error: 201 reading block 3F
Error: 201 reading block 40
Error: 201 reading block 41
Error: 211 reading block 42
Error: 211 reading block 43
Error: 201 reading block 44
Error: 211 reading block 45
Error: 201 reading block 46
Error: 211 reading block 47
Done!
in 0:40 min:sec


any ideas? sorry no pics. my wife has the only phone with a camera and she is 100 miles away

 

[BrockThunderjam]

Your soldering is probably the issue here. You need to post pics somehow or nobody can help you.

 

[kirkbob]

is there any other reason it would happen? i understand the need for pics but right now that is impossible, as i stated my wife is away and i'd have to use her phone for pics.

 

[Utmad]

Well the normal reason for errors as above is bad soldering or bad method, what device are you using to read your nand..

 

[kirkbob]

jr programmer v2.

 

[nofeloniesyet]

jr programmer v2.

make sure jrunner is up to date,jr drivers installed right,and that you have the right file flashed to it,outside of those things,its usually soldering.we realllllly need pics dood.

 

[kirkbob]

ok. i'll post pics as soon as she gets home....also i moved the jasper around alot while soldering the glitcher on, so it's possible i cracked a solder point so i'll double check that. thank guys

 

[kirkbob]

asyou may or may not be able to tell i passed the cables through the solder and hole. i can guarantee nothing is touching. i want to check them with a meter but the new one i just bought didn't come with a battery (which is half the size of a triple a...never seen one lol) but i'm still getting all errors and now i'm getting io timed out: no more bytes!....any ideas?

 

[Mikaz]

Bad soldering for sure. Unsolder all wires, clean all mess with alcohol, use a lot of good flux and solder again.

 

[kirkbob]

how can it be bad soldering? i've passed the wires straight thru the board, no way for any wire to to touch wire no way for solder whiskers to touch. no way for any wire to cross another wire.... maybe i could clean the flux off but that's it. no, there is something else going on, i saw where martin posted in another thread that was close to mine something about rebuilding the nand or remapping the blocks? but now i can't find the thread

 

[GeekHeat]

U don't need to pass the wires straight thru the board. Your pics aren't the best but it looks like a mess from what I can see. Its got nothing to do with rebuilding the nand or bad blocks. U haven't even got that far yet. Do as as Mikaz says and then try again.

 

[Mikaz]

Also need picture of your wires connecting to your jr programmer

 

[john mathews]

Buddy that needs to be cleaned up and use more Flux and redo it/ it looks pretty burned up I would stop n put in a service request before you ruin that motherboard

 

[rick48235]

where is your blue and green wires at. you solding to bottom of board looks like. I like to solder to top side.

 

[kirkbob]

yes i'm soldering to the bottom. and i pass thru the board because i know i'm a noob and am just learning, which how am i supposed to learn without doing. i cleaned the flux off resoldered the board. still the same problem. i'll post pics later of the re-solder. and include the blue and green wire. but why would you need pics of the connection to the jrp?

 

[john mathews]

because u may not have it plug in all way/talking about the white prong with all the tiny holes in it with wires that connect to nand points on the mb

 

[kirkbob]

lol i'm not that much of a noob, i knew what you were talking about. but i'll post the pic. question: would bad soldering also give io error ran out of bytes!?

 

[john mathews]

lol i'm not that much of a noob, i knew what you were talking about. but i'll post the pic. question: would bad soldering also give io error ran out of bytes!?

yes bad soldering is 99 percent of problem/ I would like to see new pics of it cleaned up and wires soldered

 

[stucknvegas]

I never seen someone hook up the nand wires under a motherboard
You need to practice soldering before you destroy that Jasper
Buy some flux and practice first

 

[kirkbob]

bottomside is easier to do, what's it matter, i have a friend whose been doing it that way for as long as i've known him. and i am practicing my soldering, while i do the jasper sb.