NEED RGH SLIM HELP ASAP

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Dont Trip Noob

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To make a long story short i flashed a Zephyr nand to my RGH Slim i solder my USB-SPI on now it wont read, write or do anything i am trying to flash the nand for the rgh back on but can't i am 100% sure it not my Soldering or my USB-SPI what do you guys think that can be wrong:redface:

PS this is not my only RGH I have done
 
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Short pins 44-47 on the actual chip. It should detect afterwords.


It's funny this happened to me day before yesterday. I had a zephyr image with xenon.elf from another console on the USB drive and my son hit eject to put cars 2 in. I pulled it out prior to full write mine would still turn on slightly. This will put your NAND in recovery mode.
 
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WestCoastConsoles said:
Short pins 44-47 on the actual chip. It should detect afterwords.


It's funny this happened to me day before yesterday. I had a zephyr image with xenon.elf from another console on the USB drive and my son hit eject to put cars 2 in. I pulled it out prior to full write mine would still turn on slightly. This will put your NAND in recovery mode.
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Can you plz IM me on AIM i want to test this >>>>JTAGs7s
 
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xColorado880 said:
The link is an image of the nand chip so you know which ones to short to put the nand in recovery mode....

Just use a screw driver and lay it across 44-47 and it will be put in recovery mode and let you right to the nand
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and from where do i start like 1-48
 
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Trying to SHORT the pins. Not bind them together. Way esier just pressing a flat head against them.
 
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Is the tip metal? Not that cheap black sh*t that is usually on cheaper tools?

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Not sure. I flash an xenon to a 512 jasper it wouldn't power on or nothing. All I did was wire my nand x and rewrite the image.

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Here's how I do it sorry fort the late response your going to need an extra set of hands or just be super cool. Unplug the box, lay the screwdriver or metal object that you are using to short it. I have used anything from an exacto knife, tweezers to a paper clip. Anything small enough to bridge only those four pins. While your object is bridging the pins plug the box in. I like to remove it as I press read NAND.

Check this out.

http://www.team-xecuter.com/forums/archive/index.php/t-52213.html
 
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mrdrifta

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does the cmd prompt in nand pro read :no device found?

Try connecting your usb spi flasher to the pc and check that it shows up in device manager under memory access. Then plug your power supply in and read nand. (i found that alot of the time my usb spi wouldnt show up if i had the xbox already powered)

IF your nandpro reads cannot find flash config then you need to bridge pins on nand.

I use a bare wire and lay it over all the pins on the side that doesn't have the dot(pins 25 - 48) and watch the psu go red, then switch power supply off at the wall while holding the bare wire on the nand. Then switch the power supply back on and hopefully the light stays orange. (if not you will need to insulate pins 36 -37 and try again until you get orange light).
 
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