FIXED Nandx Not reading HDMI consoles

[mm53668]

I cant seem to read any HDMI Motherboards - I have tried 3 slims and one falcon and it wont read any. Have re-soldered several times. All points checked with a multimeter. It will read a Xenon just fine.

Here are some images of last trinity I did. Not the best connections as I'm getting frustrated but like I said they were all tested and confirmed to be solid.

 

[BL4K3Y]

For starters, you should trim those wires down and clean up all that excess flux.

Does J-Runner detect your NAND-X when you connect it to the computer?

 

[XBOX4LIFE]

That looks bad ! it looks like you've melted parts of the board/tracks and have at least one bad joint :frown:
You need to step away from the iron dude :facepalm:
Send it to a pro

 

[fanni]

Woah

Mate you seriously need to consider sending that to someone before you carry on anymore

 

[mm53668]

Yes the nand - X is recognized. Here is an image of everything cleaned up and trimmed down. Still 0x00000

Oh and I moved the ground to the ethernet port to ensure a solid connection before someone comments about that.

 

[BL4K3Y]

The green and blue wires are the wrong way around .

 

[mm53668]

damn it - trying to make things purdy wasn't even paying attention - Switched them but still nothing

 

[BL4K3Y]

Since you seem to be rushing things right now, have you confirmed that the power brick is connected to the console?

 

[mm53668]

Yes - this isn't my first rodeo

power and av connected and solid.

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Yes basically is there something within these readers that work differently between HDMI and non? I also tried earlier with the JRP (and removed and installed the correct drivers after each reader switch) but got the same results. Xenon would read. All HDMI motherboards would not. Reason why I though maybe it had something to do with the new JR revision

 

[BL4K3Y]

Try a read with NandPro v3.

You should get a Flash Config of 0x00023010 (Trinity).

 

[mm53668]

Never had to go to basics have to find that

 

[mm53668]

ok so I got it but what is the command for using the nandx? I tried
nandpro dev: -r16 nand.bin
however just got "Could not open virtual nand device file: dev"

 

[BL4K3Y]

however just got "Could not open virtual nand device file: dev"

"Dev" must be replaced with "USB".

The command "nandpro usb: -r16 test.bin 1 1" will display the Flash Config and pull the first block from your console's NAND flash.

 

[Martin C]

I'm sure someone with your experience knows how to read the txt file which comes with nandpro.

I'll put you out of your misery though.

nandpro usb: -r16 test.bin.

I'm also assuming you've checked the NAND-x points against the values in my sticky?

 

[mm53668]

Well after a night of rest and a restart of computer all seems to be working again.