Were is Error here (no flash controller detected)

[Kr4k 4 J4Ck]

Ok so im getting No Flash Controller detected and im trying to pinpoint the the part that is causing this. I soldered and re- soldered pretty much everything.

The first board (without the hole in the middle)

I flux, put solder in the holes flux, place QSB on, Flux, then solder.

But the second QSB (the one with the hole)I did this one first and i didn't know to put solder in the holes so im thinking that's whats giving me the problem not a secure connection?

Also i might have burnt the QSB a bit but i don't think i burnt the pad.

The second image i have tried desolering that QSB But i cant get it off, cause i think that's were the screw up is
Thanks in advance for the help.

 

[xtremepcs]

ouch! my guess is that you prob burnt a trace on the board

 

[Kr4k 4 J4Ck]

ouch! my guess is that you prob burnt a trace on the board

Well the board turns on fine and i can play games and everything?

 

[xtremepcs]

idk try looking under the nand-x forum under products, you might be able to find your answer there

 

[Kr4k 4 J4Ck]

Ok thanks il ask a mod to move it there thanks

 

[keil423]

I think he means a trace on the QSB. Those things are pretty well burnt.

 

[frayed]

have a read here

http://www.team-xecuter.com/forums/showthread.php?t=54748&highlight=flash+controller+detected

 

[Kr4k 4 J4Ck]

I think he means a trace on the QSB. Those things are pretty well burnt.

Alright so should i do direct wire or pinheaders?

have a read here

http://www.team-xecuter.com/forums/showthread.php?t=54748&highlight=flash+controller+detected

Iv gone over it like 10 times lol im just trying to pinpoint the problem

 

[keil423]

I would say to direct wire once. Id bet that your traces are burnt on the QSB

 

[frayed]

OK If you get the error in NANDPRO "Could Not Detect a Flash Controller" It is 99% likely that your soldering is very poor or that you have maybe overheated / damaged the traces on your motherboard so the NAND cannot be read / detected.

not to insult you but by the pictures I would have to say that your soldering is very poor

 

[changbom]

did you plug power in without power your xbox. as i remember last time i try to dump the nand and got the same problem. And then i read carefuly again and find out that's i did't plug the power in i think may be it can help you ^^

 

[Kr4k 4 J4Ck]

not to insult you but by the pictures I would have to say that your soldering is very poor

None taken but on the QSB without the hole i did everything fine but i f**ked up the last part by burning it.

 

[Kr4k 4 J4Ck]

did you plug power in without power your xbox. as i remember last time i try to dump the nand and got the same problem. And then i read careful again and find out that's i did't plug the power in i think may be it can help you ^^

i had it plugged in and the light was orange.

 

[WestCoastConsoles]

Practice soldering elsewhere I would do a direct wire install if your soldering skills were there it would be no problem I would wait and learn better soldering skills personally I hate qsb the wires are easiest if you can solder

 

[Kr4k 4 J4Ck]

Practice soldering elsewhere I would do a direct wire install if your soldering skills were there it would be no problem I would wait and learn better soldering skills personally I hate qsb the wires are easiest if you can solder

Il practice direct wire on a computer mobo fill the holes with solder heat up and i should be able to push right through right?

 

[Kr4k 4 J4Ck]

EDIT ANOTHER PICTURE PLEASE LOOK!
This is using wires on a spare Xbox 360 ,Direct Wire Install
How does this look

 

[M AzeeM K]

^ To be honest, looks bad...

In my opinion, if I were you, either I would take the Xbox360 to someone who could Jtag it OR lock the Xbox360 in a safe and practice my soldering for atleast a week. Then maybe try Jtagging it myself.

 

[Kr4k 4 J4Ck]

^ To be honest, looks bad...

In my opinion, if I were you, either I would take the Xbox360 to someone who could Jtag it OR lock the Xbox360 in a safe and practice my soldering for atleast a week. Then maybe try Jtagging it myself.

Wow i thought that looked good i have been practicing for a month and it turns out thats its bad great

 

[dragontm]

yeh agree looks kind of bad, some of the solder looks like it is touching the other, practice is the key. as of yet im a noob at soldering but i have a board that i am currently soldering the hell out of lol till i master it.

 

[prankster]

Here is an example of a reverse jtag wire install i did ages ago :



Hope you can see the points, you need to be a little more careful with the points or as others suggested, get someone to do it