nand messed up

[Solidus]

hi,

i tried to install xell on my xbox via jtagtool
now my xbox is blinking red in 3 areas after start

so I tried to write my clean nand back but the error is the same after the writing process

and when I try to dump the currend messed up nand nandpro gets a reading error after position 2B

I have a 16mb jasper and I'm using nand-x
what can i do to repair my box

Thanks
Solidus

 

[n1ght0wl]

the secondary code wouldnt be 0022 would it ?

 

[sick360mods]

yes it will. did u dump your nand multiple times and compare them.

 

[Solidus]

yes I dumped it three times and compared them

first I got error 208, but now its error 210 after block 04

very confusing, because the errors only appear on reading not on writing

edit:
ok now I get what you want
my secondary error code is 0022 which is GPU right?
but why does is infect nand?

Thanks
Solidus

 

[banjaxt]

Pics of soldering. Sounds dodgey

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[sick360mods]

Sounds like poor soldering

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[Solidus]

here a picture of my soldering



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but how can this destroy my console, it worked fine at the beginning

Thanks
Solidus

 

[garageinc]

i'd go over your nand x wiring as even though they dumped the nand they could have gone bad since. did you get any errors in your original dumps and did you get 2 matching dumps befor writing xell?

 

[Solidus]

I dumped the first nand image 3 times and they were all the same

Then two more after turning the console on and off.
These two were the same too, but different to the first three, which is clear I think

So is it possible that ROD also means broken nand and if
I'm able to restore the nand everything works fine again?

Thanks
Solidus

 

[garageinc]

its most likely a bad joint somewhere on the nandx wiring corrupting the write back of the original nand. the yellow is an earth and requires a bit more heat to attach, i usually attach it as the ground is on a coolrunner to the av port. i would redo all the wiring though, just reheating them may be enough. if you have good dumps getting a good write back is the first thing you need to do, until then it is impossible to rule out rrod. it is most likely rrod in your case because the nand is corrupt though as your having write errors.

 

[Solidus]

ok I tried to resolder everything but still the same problem
I ckecked everything with a multimeter and realized that only one soldering point has connection to the nand

so seems my soldering points are broken right?

Thanks
Solidus