Nandpro Command to Re-Flash Original NAND After RGH Failure

[Sage]

To make a long story short. I attempted to RGH my Zephyr with a Coolrunner with Xell Reloaded to obtain my CPU key. I used the JTAG Tool. The RGH failed. Instead of Xell Reloaded, I get the RRoD error code 0022.

I dumped the original 16 MB NAND and saved it prior to doing the RGH installation. Now I just want to restore the original NAND.

How do I go about doing this in JTAG Tool version 4.25?

Or

What are the Nandpro commands to type in manually to do this? Do I have to erase the entire NAND first or can I just write over the NAND that is currently installed?

Thanks.

 

[barryhughes]

Open Command Prompt (Start>Run>CMD) browse to directory of Nandpro. Always a good idea to erase it clean before writing
a full image.

Device is either USB or LPT based on what device you are using.

nandpro usb: -e16

Then to write the image

nandpro usb: -w16 image.bin

 

[ReMix]

you can also just press "flash freeboot" then select your stock nand in JTAG tool