[Kenneth01]

Can u guys check my back up bios pls.,i brick my ps3 using e3 flasher.,

http://www.mediafire.com/?4lhcb6wzpp75r

[hellsing9]

@Kenneth01 use help section to someone to check your dump. http://www.ps3devwiki.com/wiki/E3

[Kenneth01]

Why cannot here sir.,

[hellsing9]

Originally Posted by Kenneth01 Why cannot here sir.,

If you want to get some better feedback, results, etc. It's better that way, you can do it here im just giving you a piece of advice.
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Photobucket if it's a normal account..it's bad.
IMGUR let's you upload the image and see it better, no resize nothing.

[baileyscream]

Originally Posted by hellsing9 Photobucket if it's a normal account..it's bad. IMGUR let's you upload the image and see it better, no resize nothing.

ah cheers i understand why ppl have been asking me to use imgur now.

i have set up an acc there and i am uploading all the images but with my poor internet it takes some doing esp when my kids are trying to play online games at the same time.
then i will change the image links.

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Images now changed to IMGUR links. if anyone spots anything wrong in the guide please post it like this

[hellsing9]

No problem, photobucket is a shiet on that area if they have too much traffic they will shutdown the account. Imgur don't do that.

Update: Changed idiot for = N00B on thread.

[baileyscream]

Originally Posted by playerkp420 Looks great. Can't wait to see it when It's done. Just got my Progskeet solderless nand bundle. Looking forward to seeing some pics of the correct direction the 360 clip fits on the nand chips.

i'm still waiting for my phat NAND ps3 to be delivered but if you want to do some pic's of that for me and message me the images i will happily put them in the guide

[playerkp420]

Originally Posted by baileyscream i'm still waiting for my phat NAND ps3 to be delivered but if you want to do some pic's of that for me and message me the images i will happily put them in the guide

I actually figured that part out. You have to line up the ic mark (little dot in the corner).

But I am having trouble dumping the nand. Am I supposed to solder all the g points?
When I test shorts, with winskeet, I get no shorts. But when I connect the ribbon with the clip on the nand, it tells me to check g01, etc.......

This is my first nand console, I have tried to downgrade. I have everything setup right, but not sure if I am supposed to still solder wires to those points? Or is the clip just not secure on the nand?

[baileyscream]

Originally Posted by playerkp420 I actually figured that part out. You have to line up the ic mark (little dot in the corner). But I am having trouble dumping the nand. Am I supposed to solder all the g points? When I test shorts, with winskeet, I get no shorts. But when I connect the ribbon with the clip on the nand, it tells me to check g01, etc....... This is my first nand console, I have tried to downgrade. I have everything setup right, but not sure if I am supposed to still solder wires to those points? Or is the clip just not secure on the nand?

first have you updated the bitstream of the progskeet:-
[[3. JTAG Programmer (to update the bitstream if you’re using the Progskeet with a NAND solderless clip)]]

second unplug everything from progskeet then plug in the "Y" adaptor & test for shorts. then 1 of the clips & test for shorts. then the last clip & test for shorts (dont connect nand clips to nands during this test.
that should narrow down where the fault is. but the clips are notorious for being faulty from new. i will dig out the directions on how to mod the clips for progskeet use (unless you have this)

from the wiki

NAND + clips First make sure everything is correct:

Connect the flasher to the "Y" NAND adapterboard and from there connect the NAND clips to the "Y" NAND adapterboard.
Install flasher application
Connect flasher to PC
Install drivers with zadig.exe (select winusb for latest Winskeet, libusb0 is only for older versions)
Use the "Check for Shorts" option in the flasherapplication.
Make sure the clips are fitted correctly over the NANDs:

note the markerdot for pin1 (both on clip and NAND package)
make sure all pins make contact
check if it is all the way down to the PCB evenly and no components surrounding the NAND are preventing it from going down proper (might need some filing to make room).
You can take the topcap off the clip if you need, and can use hotglue on the outsides to further fixate it.
Preparing console further:

Replace the thermalcompound (e.g. Arctic Cooling MX-4) for the heatsink : CELL BE and RSX and reassemble the heatsink+fan.
Connect the Power Supply, Harddrive and the power/resetbutton subboard
For dumping/reflashing it is not needed to connect the Bluray Drive or the Bluetooth+Wifi board (ofcourse you are going to need them when installing a firmware)
Usage after all is connected:

First connect flasher to pc
Use the PS3 to power the NANDs.
Progskeet specific:

On NAND tab, you click NAND 1 and select 'auto'
On NAND tab, you click NAND 2 and select 'auto'
If it fails, it means it is not connected correctly

from here http://www.ps3devwiki.com/wiki/Hardware_flashing have you done all the above?

[playerkp420]

Originally Posted by baileyscream have you updated the bitstream of the progskeet:- [[3. JTAG Programmer (to update the bitstream if you’re using the Progskeet with a NAND solderless clip)]] from the wiki NAND + clips First make sure everything is correct: Connect the flasher to the "Y" NAND adapterboard and from there connect the NAND clips to the "Y" NAND adapterboard. Install flasher application Connect flasher to PC Install drivers with zadig.exe (select winusb for latest Winskeet, libusb0 is only for older versions) Use the "Check for Shorts" option in the flasherapplication. Make sure the clips are fitted correctly over the NANDs: note the markerdot for pin1 (both on clip and NAND package) make sure all pins make contact check if it is all the way down to the PCB evenly and no components surrounding the NAND are preventing it from going down proper (might need some filing to make room). You can take the topcap off the clip if you need, and can use hotglue on the outsides to further fixate it. Preparing console further: Replace the thermalcompound (e.g. Arctic Cooling MX-4) for the heatsink : CELL BE and RSX and reassemble the heatsink+fan. Connect the Power Supply, Harddrive and the power/resetbutton subboard For dumping/reflashing it is not needed to connect the Bluray Drive or the Bluetooth+Wifi board (ofcourse you are going to need them when installing a firmware) Usage after all is connected: First connect flasher to pc Use the PS3 to power the NANDs. Progskeet specific: On NAND tab, you click NAND 1 and select 'auto' On NAND tab, you click NAND 2 and select 'auto' If it fails, it means it is not connected correctly from here http://www.ps3devwiki.com/wiki/Hardware_flashing have you done all the above?

Yes, I have done all that.

When I click auto, I get unknown 0000000000.
So I guess I need to reseat the clip.