[baileyscream]

Originally Posted by JustThatDude Can you send me the guide for teensy++ I just need the soldering part of the guide.

that depends on your board but i have propperly mapped out the pads
if you save the image below you can then zoom in to see the pads
BTW YOU DONT NEED THE VOTAGE REG ANYMORE bridge the 3.3v pad and break the 5v trace and then connect Vcc to the 3.3v pad on the ps3 this solves an issue with some ps3's not booting while teensy++ is still wired up :-


DNY-001 board

[JustThatDude]

Originally Posted by baileyscream that depends on your board but i have propperly mapped out the pads if you save the image below you can then zoom in to see the pads BTW YOU DONT NEED THE VOTAGE REG ANYMORE bridge the 3.3v pad and break the 5v trace and then connect Vcc to the 3.3v pad on the ps3 this solves an issue with some ps3's not booting while teensy++ is still wired up :- DNY-001 board

I got a slim cech-2001 and thanks

[MJ999]

Hi,

I creataed dumps( about 10 times ), I compared using HxD and it is matching. Then I cross-checked using HxD, everything was fine/

The problem happens when trying to byte reverse and extracting the dump, it shows error. Using Flowrebuiler it fails,

here is my dump file : http://www.mediafire.com/?hh8338w7c690e7b

Can you please help me.

[playerkp420]

Originally Posted by MJ999 Hi, I creataed dumps( about 10 times ), I compared using HxD and it is matching. Then I cross-checked using HxD, everything was fine/ The problem happens when trying to byte reverse and extracting the dump, it shows error. Using Flowrebuiler it fails, here is my dump file : http://www.mediafire.com/?hh8338w7c690e7b Can you please help me.

Your dump is already byte reversed.

Choose "Extract a Byte reversed NOR dump or an interleaved and unscrambled NAND dump."
and it extracted with no errors.

[baileyscream]

Originally Posted by MJ999 Hi, I creataed dumps( about 10 times ), I compared using HxD and it is matching. Then I cross-checked using HxD, everything was fine/ The problem happens when trying to byte reverse and extracting the dump, it shows error. Using Flowrebuiler it fails, here is my dump file : http://www.mediafire.com/?hh8338w7c690e7b Can you please help me.

hi
i have messaged you back (check your inbox)

i have seen your threads you havent been having much luck recently have you

i hope this guide gets you sorted now you have found it.

[rot]

Originally Posted by playerkp420 I guess I just need to keep trying. Or bust out the soldering iron. LOL. I get a good dump first try, every time with the e3 nor clip.

follow alex07's guide and did you modify your clip?

[playerkp420]

Originally Posted by rot follow alex07's guide and did you modify your clip?

I did follow that guide. I did modify my clip, a lot.

I did finally get good dumps and downgraded, successfully.

Now working on a CECHG01. I have gotten good dumps from nand 0(top). But nand 1(bottom) is a pain in the arse, again.

I have 0 bad blocks with nand 0, but the lowest amount of bad blocks I have gotten, with nand 1 is 190.

I'm gonna keep trying in a bit. Some more cleaning the pins, and maybe modify the clip more. I even got some new spring clamps. But it is hard to find some that will fit perfectly with all the stuff in the way.

[JustThatDude]

What gauge wire should I get for the teensy and how many feet of it should I get

[abstractposters]

toggle QA flag pkg here

this link in teensy downloads needed is not working

can I get an alternative link or what?
I dont want to buy a teensy without having all that

[baileyscream]

Originally Posted by JustThatDude What gauge wire should I get for the teensy and how many feet of it should I get

using jumper leads as fine with the teensy++
these are what i use for both TEENSY++ and ProgSkeet:-
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/24AWG-1pin...item3a721a40cc

wire guage from ps3devwiki

Wire reference For wiring, use 20-26 AWG. 18 can be too stiff while 28 is too fragile. 24-26 AWG works fine in most cases. The Grounds and VCC wires may ofcourse be thicker than the signal wires. Keep wires short, up to ~20cm max (longer gives errors). The shorter the better : 15cm and shorter mostly works fine with AWG26 on NOR.

For NOR wiring the solderarea (the NORpoints) is 10x larger than the solderarea used with NAND (pitch 0.5mm, just as NOR chips btw), so for NOR you have much more headroom (and also need!) to use thicker wires (for NAND you most likely want to use 28 AWG and cannot use much thicker)

Use caliper to measure unknown/unmarked wires and compare with above table/listing.

[edit] Table: AWG (inch) / Euro (mm) American
Wire
Gauge Diameter Cross
Sectional
Area Diameter Cross
Sectional
Area Notes
(AWG) d (inch) A (inch2) d (mm) A (mm2)
0000 (-3) 0,4600 0,1662 11,6839 107,2172
000 (-2) 0,4096 0,1318 10,4048 85,0279
00 (-1) 0,3648 0,1045 9,2658 67,4308
0 0,3249 0,0829 8,2515 53,4756
1 0,2893 0,0657 7,3482 42,4085
2 0,2576 0,0521 6,5438 33,6318
3 0,2294 0,0413 5,8275 26,6715
4 0,2043 0,0328 5,1895 21,1516
5 0,1819 0,0260 4,6214 16,7742
6 0,1620 0,0206 4,1155 13,3027
7 0,1443 0,0164 3,6650 10,5496
8 0,1285 0,0130 3,2638 8,3663
9 0,1144 0,0103 2,9065 6,6348
10 0,1019 0,0082 2,5883 5,2617
11 0,0907 0,0065 2,3050 4,1728
12 0,0808 0,0051 2,0527 3,3092
13 0,0720 0,0041 1,8279 2,6243
14 0,0641 0,0032 1,6278 2,0812
15 0,0571 0,0026 1,4496 1,6505
16 0,0508 0,0020 1,2910 1,3089
17 0,0453 0,0016 1,1496 1,0380
18 0,0403 0,0013 1,0238 0,8232
19 0,0359 0,0010 0,9117 0,6528
20 0,0320 0,0008 0,8119 0,5177
21 0,0285 0,0006 0,7230 0,4106
22 0,0253 0,0005 0,6439 0,3256
23 0,0226 0,0004 0,5734 0,2582
24 0,0201 0,0003 0,5106 0,2048
25 0,0179 0,0003 0,4547 0,1624
26 0,0159 0,0002 0,4049 0,1288 Best used for NOR consoles
27 0,0142 0,0002 0,3606 0,1021
28 0,0126 0,0001 0,3211 0,0810 Best used for NAND consoles
29 0.0113 0.286 0.064
30 0.0100 0.255 0.051
31 0.00893 0.227 0.040
32 0.00795 0.202 0.032
33 0.00708 0.180 0.025
34 0.00631 0.160 0.020
35 0.00562 0.143 0.016
36 0.00500 0.127 0.013
37 0.00445 0.113 0.010
38 0.00397 0.101 0.008
39 0.00353 0.0897 0.006
40 0.00314 0.0799 0.005

[edit] Alternative/cable comparison PATA/floppy 40-conductor cable - AWG28 (0.0126" / 0.321mm) with 0.0333" pitch +/- 0.002"
PATA/floppy 40-conductor cable - AWG30 (0.0100" / 0.255mm) with 0.0333" pitch +/- 0.002"

PATA 80-conductor cable - AWG30 (0.0100" / 0.255mm) with 0.025" pitch +/- 0.0016"
PATA 80-conductor cable - AWG30 (0.0100" / 0.255mm) with 0.025" pitch +/- 0.002"
PATA 80-conductor cable - AWG31 (0.00893" / 0.227mm) with 0.025" pitch +/- 0.002"
PATA 80-conductor cable - AWG32 (0.00795" / 0.202mm) with 0.025" pitch +/- 0.002"

Category 6 (ANSI/TIA-568-B.2-1) network cable: 4 twisted pairs of 22AWG (0.0253" / 0.644mm)
Category 6 (ANSI/TIA-568-B.2-1) network cable: 4 twisted pairs of 23AWG (0.0226" / 0.573mm)
Category 6 (ANSI/TIA-568-B.2-1) network cable: 4 twisted pairs of 24AWG (0.0201" / 0.511mm)

Category 5/5e (TIA/EIA 568-5-A) network cable: 4 twisted pairs of 24AWG (0.0201" / 0.511mm)

Category 5e patch (TIA/EIA 568-5-A) network cable: 4 twisted pairs of 26AWG (0.0159" / 0.405mm)

SATA : solid 26 AWG - 0.0159" / 0.405mm
SATA : solid 28 AWG - 0.0126" / 0.321mm
SATA : solid 30 AWG - 0.0100" / 0.255mm

Originally Posted by abstractposters toggle QA flag pkg here this link in teensy downloads needed is not working can I get an alternative link or what? I dont want to buy a teensy without having all that

thanks link fixed
if you have any other problems please post in the same way
thanks