[Sarah1331]

Andy just got tracking Id for my shipment
Attachment 2093

. No need for injectus
. No need for 50 to 32 pin adaptor
. No need to change bitstream for solder-less NAND clip
. No need to kill a clip if it won't seat properly just remove tsop


Hope you get the nor tsop soon and one of these to follow



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[underwurlde]

^ You want a NOR version of this too then?

Andy

PS, My work is piling up! Just completed v1.2 -> v1.1 converter schematic & PCB and another chap will soon (I guess) be asking for a QSB PCB.

[Sarah1331]

Originally Posted by underwurlde ^ You want a NOR version of this too then? Andy PS, My work is piling up! Just completed v1.2 -> v1.1 converter schematic & PCB and another chap will soon (I guess) be asking for a QSB PCB.

Nope I love soldering wires for doing nor consoles ( never had a bad read (apart from the first ever time))
I feel this is all that's needed for my requirements lol

Providing my concept works i send you

I thank you so much and if you need any help with installing converting customers ect just give us a shout lol

Unless you can hack the 3xx 4xx

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[sashapv19]

Hello man, so if you can reverse engeneered progskeet all version, maybe you can Reverse Engineerin jtag programmer?

[Sarah1331]

Originally Posted by sashapv19 Hello man, so if you can reverse engeneered progskeet all version, maybe you can Reverse Engineerin jtag programmer?

Buy one they work

What programmer do you want


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[underwurlde]

@sashapv19 strange you should mention that. I have reverse Engineered both the InJeCtuS JTAG programmer board (that comes with ProgSkeet v1.2) and the InJeCtuS programmer.

My extensive and always frustrating path to getting a my flash chips to be dumped and programmed started off with getting hold of an InJeCtuS programmer from eBay. Did it work? Did it hell. So in my attempts to get it working I started my 'quest' by reverse engineering it.

Then I ordered a ProgSkeet v1.2 which was a month late and lo & behold that did not bl00dy work for me either.

NOW I have something which actually WORKs for me. I am not one for giving up easily on things TBH. In reverse engineering both the ProgSkeet v1.0, the ProgSkeet v1.1 and the ProgSkeet v1.2, the realization soon dawned that they are basically the same design, i.e. all based on a common FPGA, the Actel ProASIC 3.

Andy

[ps3tech]

put my down for QSB if any get made lol

[underwurlde]

^ Hijack alert!

Joking aside, for me to do QSB I will need a DIMENSIONAL drawing of the pads on the PS3 motherboard. Probably quite a few drawings too, based on all the variations of the PS3 motherboard out there thus resulting in many QSB PCB designs? Unless someone can tell me that the position of the pads on the PS3 are standard across all variations of motherboard.

I do not have any NOR based PS3s - if I did I would do a drawing in AutoCAD which can then be imported directly into Altium (the PCB design package I use).

Will want to start another thread for QSB board design(s). Stop things getting confussled. See here: http://www.ps3hax.net/showthread.php?t=48967

Andy

[ps3tech]

will pictures do? andy?

[underwurlde]

^ post your question in the relevant thread please (or things will get messy).

Andy

PS

For the record pictures will NOT do! ACCURATE dimensions are required, otherwise this will be a major f-up.