legitmod
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You nand dose not appear to have any faults in it your dashboard is 12625 which is the very first dashboard i be leave for slims what command are you using to write the nand
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I agree with this sorta same thing i said but he went in deep lol but i would do as wnyconsoles saidNAND Looks fine. It's actually the first Slim nand, 12625 and LDV is 1. Unless OP ran a update there is no need to change the LDV value.
The nand is fine so it should work without an issue, E79 on a Slim is more than likely related to the nand, my first RGH was a Slim and I had some major E79 issues. You cannot create a retail image without CPU key so that option is not available. This is what I think happened, so try and remember exactly what you did as it is crucial if fixing this.
Did you.....
Dump nand
Possibly update the system?
RGH Install (CoolRunner)
Bad CoolRunner/Soldering
Flashed stock NAND back (without dumping the new updated NAND)?
This would allow the system to boot 1 ROL cycle but while loading 2nd ROL cycle would post E79 and or freeze. If this is what happened then the only thing to do that I can think of off the top of my head would be to RGH it, create ECC from 12625 nand, boot Xell, get CPU Key, dump kv from 12625 and inject into a donor nand.
If this is the case with a update, you need to figure out which one as if it was 14717+ the CB's are updated so that creates a whole new mess to deal with. This could be very time consuming.
Probably best if Martin C chimes in on this thread as he knows more about this type of thing than I do.