RGH RGH 2.0 Jasper 16MB TX Rev C wont Glitch

AkhmedovIR

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Hello.

I have a Jasper 16MB. CB 6753, Dash 14719. Installed Coolrunner Rev C. Dump of NAND is clear, make ECC with JRunner (last version) - won't glitch and can't get Xell. I tried all jumpers settings and all timings - nothing. I try flash back original NAND - work perfect. Again try make ECC and write - won't glitch. I try wait 5-10 min. - nothing. Try turn on with power key and eject key - nothing. Tested all points with multimeter - all fine, no shorts and faults. Green light on the coolrunner blinking (not blink with B and C timings). What can i do?
 
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AkhmedovIR

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I don't have more photo, because motherboard in the office, only tomorrow i can get it. Here is the log, but without writing ECC to the NAND (again because mb in the office), but i did it.

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5 июня 2012 г. 9:50:57

J-Runner v0.2 Beta (276) Started



Checking Files
Finished Checking Files
Initializing Nand..
Comparing...
Nands are the same
Nand Initialization Finished
* unpacking flash image, ....
ECC'ed - will unecc.
UnECC'ed
* found decrypted CD
* found XeLL binary, must be linked to 0x1c000000
* we found the following parts:
SMC: 2.3
CB_A: 6753
CB_B: 6753
CD (image): 6753
CD (decrypted): 9452
* checking required versions...
ok
* patching SMC...
Patching Jasper version 2.3 SMC at offset 0x12BA
* Replacing CD...

* XOR HACK NEEDED FOR CB 6753
* patching CB_B...
patchset for 6752 found, 4 patch(es)
* Applying XOR Hack to CB_B 6753
*** Re-encrypting CB_B with xor keystream
*** Fixing entrypoint
* Replacing CB_A 6753 with 6752
* encrypting CB...
* constructing new image...
* base size: 70000
* No separate recovery Xell available!
* Flash Layout:
0x0..0x1FF (0x200 bytes) Header
0x200..0xFFF (0xE00 bytes) Padding
0x1000..0x3FFF (0x3000 bytes) SMC
0x4000..0x7FFF (0x4000 bytes) Keyvault
0x8000..0x9ABF (0x1AC0 bytes) CB_A 6752
0x9AC0..0x1317F (0x96C0 bytes) CB_B 6752
0x13180..0x1917F (0x6000 bytes) CD 9452
0x19180..0xBFFFF (0xA6E80 bytes) Padding
0xC0000..0xFFFFF (0x40000 bytes) Xell (backup)
0x100000..0x13FFFF (0x40000 bytes) Xell (main)
* Encoding ECC...

100%
------------- Written into output\image_00000000.ecc

---------- Post added at 01:05 ---------- Previous post was at 01:02 ----------

Just throw away that shielded cable. Had same problem with few jaspers. Used normal blue cable and all worker perfect. I recomend to place blue cable on top of coolers.
I know about it, and try use normal cable - nothing.
 
Just to align with the other guys,

My RGH 2.0 wouldn't work until I used the A timing file without the 10 ohm resistor. I also switched back to the normal blue wire, ran underneath, like the first RGH method.

Worked just fine after that.

EDIT: This was on my Jasper 16MB Elite.


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AkhmedovIR

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Just to align with the other guys,

My RGH 2.0 wouldn't work until I used the A timing file without the 10 ohm resistor. I also switched back to the normal blue wire, ran underneath, like the first RGH method.

Worked just fine after that.


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I had a similar case, but i already try this method on this Jasper and nothing

---------- Post added at 01:14 ---------- Previous post was at 01:10 ----------

Just forget that shielded crap. Causing problem for a lot of people.
totally agree
 
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Did you try switching around 1 2 3 and bridge/unbridge JP? Try removing double-shielded coax and replace with regular RST wire, add 68nF in-line RST, etc etc.
68nf in-line with CPU_RST is dangerously high.

I would recommend starting with a 470pF in parallel with a 3.3k resistor for starters and work from there.

---------- Post added at 09:27 ---------- Previous post was at 09:26 ----------

differently, depending on the selected file with timing and cable settings: sometimes flashes very quickly, sometimes burns about 1-2 seconds.
It should be the same timing every cycle, which makes me think you have unwanted interference somewhere.
 
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AkhmedovIR

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Did you try switching around 1 2 3 and bridge/unbridge JP? Try removing double-shielded coax and replace with regular RST wire, add 68nF in-line RST, etc etc.
Try switching 1 2 3.
Try bridge/unbridge JP and CAP.
Try shielded and regular cable.
Try different cable and timing settings.
Check all solder points with multimeter.
Doesn't try add 68nf - try it tomorrow.

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Thanks all for information, i will try all it tomorrow and write here a result.
 

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Try switching 1 2 3.
Try bridge/unbridge JP and CAP.
Try shielded and regular cable.
Try different cable and timing settings.
Check all solder points with multimeter.
Doesn't try add 68nf - try it tomorrow.

---------- Post added at 01:32 ---------- Previous post was at 01:30 ----------

Thanks all for information, i will try all it tomorrow and write here a result.
I usually use shielded cable without soldering it to the ground (and no 10 ohm resistor too). I tried that on many RGH 2.0 consoles using rev B and it boots fine. Try it using rev C..hope it helps.
 
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SOD_FrosT

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That's odd that the length of the wire would stop it from booting totally... these RGH systems are so fricking complex, no wonder I started with JTags. LOL!