RGH Problem with first RGH (J-Runner 0x00)

[galnastavalla]

Hi!

This is my first post on this site an im looking for help.
Serached for a solution on many sites but the most of them is either dead or mising pictures etc.

So, I decided to RGH a Jasper console that I had laying around.
This was my first attempt on RGH, i´ve flashed several consoles but never RGH'd.

Using Coolrunner rev. C and JR Programmer v2
Soldered everything (with flux, experienced in soldering), looked good, but then, sh*t happened!
I somehow got stuck in the yellow wire when connecting the psu and ripped off the solder pad completely .
Searched the net for a solution to this and found some french post showing an alternative to the FT6U7-point. http://www.gamergen.com/tutoriels/points-alternatifs-coolrunner-fat-13053-4

So, I managed to get an extremely good trace soldering (as I said, used to solderng tiny things) and its not interferring with any other traces or points.

Hooked up psu and tried j-runner.
Got the error code 0x00.

Measured voltages and ohm and got following results (psu connected, not JR v2)
3.29v
3.29v
0.4v (154 ohm !?)
0.02v pwr off 1.07v pwr on
0
3.3v


Is the shielded cable the problem with its high resistance??

Updated driver etc with same results.

The console boots up and operates as normal otherwise.


Would really appreciate an answer
Thank you //Victor

 

[GeekHeat]

Have u installed the drivers for Jr programmer.Also look up rgh1.2. It will give u better boot times and it has different post out point.
Pics of all soldering will help also.

 

[galnastavalla]

Thank you for your quick reply!
drivers are installed correcty.
As a noob on RGH is a f-ing jungle trying to understand everything!
RGH 1.2 really seems to be a great alternative, didnt know I could do that with my chip, I was so focused on RGH 2.
Will probably try the 1.2 solution tomorrow =D