TX Product(s) used: Nand-x,coolrunner rev c
Console Type:Falcon
NAND size: 16mb
Dashboard version: 16203
CB version: 5774
Screenshot of NAND details from J-Runner:
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J-Runner log:
updflash.bin log (if applicable):
Image of Coolrunner:
Images of close-up soldering to motherboard:
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Description of problem:Falcon now wont boot to xell,glitch or boot to stock nand ive written back
Was the console working before you started:Yes
hi guys,here goes.ill try to remember the steps taken
started of dumping nand twice,nands were same.had 1 bad block which jrunner remapped
created and wrote ecc to nand
fitted coolrunner rev c
wouldnt glitch to xell,
MartinC said in irc to put switch to slim and use slim blue wire instead of double shielded cpu rst wire
got xell and copied cpu key
now i think this is where things went awry somewhere
nandump showed dash of 16203
i built glitch image using 16537 dash,rgh2
wrote to nand,
i was concerned about wrong version in jrunner
i tried glitching falcon but it wouldnt for the most part.
glitched twice but took an eternity(over 5 mins)
not sure if blue slim wire was culprit as i dont exactly know where and how to route it
i checked soldering,redid some to try and tidy it up
after numerous nand writes and tests it still wouldnt glitch so i decided to just put stock nand back on
loaded nanddump1.bin and wrote to nand
console wouldnt boot to dash
removed nand and coolrunner wires completely,still no boot
the green light on rf board of xbox was green but no dash
i removed all solder from mobo with solder braid and ill include pics of them.
then falcon started red ring on boot up,0022 error code
i read some of martinC's posts regarding ldv's and wrote a retail nand with ldv changed to 14 to falcon.
booted console and it was green light but no boot or red rings
i dont know what the hell ive done but obviously something has gone majorly wrong :facepalm:
any input would be gratefully recieved
please no flaming of my soldering,its not the best but ive seen worse on here lol
http://s61.photobucket.com/user/sams67/library/rgh pics
Console Type:Falcon
NAND size: 16mb
Dashboard version: 16203
CB version: 5774
Screenshot of NAND details from J-Runner:
(attach an image to your post)
J-Runner log:
updflash.bin log (if applicable):
Image of Coolrunner:
Images of close-up soldering to motherboard:
(attach images to your post)
Description of problem:Falcon now wont boot to xell,glitch or boot to stock nand ive written back
Was the console working before you started:Yes
hi guys,here goes.ill try to remember the steps taken
started of dumping nand twice,nands were same.had 1 bad block which jrunner remapped
created and wrote ecc to nand
fitted coolrunner rev c
wouldnt glitch to xell,
MartinC said in irc to put switch to slim and use slim blue wire instead of double shielded cpu rst wire
got xell and copied cpu key
now i think this is where things went awry somewhere
nandump showed dash of 16203
i built glitch image using 16537 dash,rgh2
wrote to nand,
i was concerned about wrong version in jrunner
i tried glitching falcon but it wouldnt for the most part.
glitched twice but took an eternity(over 5 mins)
not sure if blue slim wire was culprit as i dont exactly know where and how to route it
i checked soldering,redid some to try and tidy it up
after numerous nand writes and tests it still wouldnt glitch so i decided to just put stock nand back on
loaded nanddump1.bin and wrote to nand
console wouldnt boot to dash
removed nand and coolrunner wires completely,still no boot
the green light on rf board of xbox was green but no dash
i removed all solder from mobo with solder braid and ill include pics of them.
then falcon started red ring on boot up,0022 error code
i read some of martinC's posts regarding ldv's and wrote a retail nand with ldv changed to 14 to falcon.
booted console and it was green light but no boot or red rings
i dont know what the hell ive done but obviously something has gone majorly wrong :facepalm:
any input would be gratefully recieved
please no flaming of my soldering,its not the best but ive seen worse on here lol
http://s61.photobucket.com/user/sams67/library/rgh pics
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