[Mr.Dutch]

Originally Posted by 3absiso i was asking this question a lot. i have an ATX power supply, i want to connect it to the PS3 mobo and power the NOR or the NAND with it does not matter, where are those points on the Mobo.

not only the nands will be powered, maybe that's why it draws that much current?

[godking666]

cant you read? it says nand is coming for e3. and progskeet sucks. dont call me names because he wasted money. lol. im not the one who cant seem to read a tutorial properly.

[Mr.Dutch]

Originally Posted by 3absiso what other points to the other Mobos, and off coarse PSU will not be used

this the 3,3V point for the nand on a COK-002 board, i don't know how the progskeet works, but if you ask me not only the nand will be powered...

[3absiso]

Originally Posted by godking666 cant you read? it says nand is coming for e3. and progskeet sucks. dont call me names because he wasted money. lol. im not the one who cant seem to read a tutorial properly.

Why you are angry man, they are trying to till you that E3 is for NOR only but you are not listening.
and the page you sent for the E3 is for NAND is from ages, and till now E3 did not deliver for the NANDS.
Chil out
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Originally Posted by Mr.Dutch this the 3,3V point for the nand on a COK-002 board, i don't know how the progskeet works, but if you ask me not only the nand will be powered...

@Mr.Dutch
so if i feed this point with 3.3V source it will power the NAND

[Mr.Dutch]

Originally Posted by 3absiso so if i feed this point with 3.3V source it will power the NAND

i do not get it i think, if you have a progskeet and lets say a clip that is connected on the nand, the progskeet provides the power for the nand? (3,3V)

my main concern is that not only the nand will be powered, but also the starship, southbridge, usb controller and more. :donknow:

[baileyscream]

Originally Posted by godking666 cant you read? it says nand is coming for e3. and progskeet sucks. dont call me names because he wasted money. lol. im not the one who cant seem to read a tutorial properly.

yes i can and i can use all flashers. and i know what they can or cannot do

it has said nand on that site since day 1 but it does NOT support it.

so why buy a E3 for a NAND console when it does not support it.

the ONLY flasher that does NAND in the ps3 scene is the progskeet

also progskeet 1.2 WORKS on NAND only (its the NOR side that is not working)

do you really want to get into this with me?

[v8s10]

Originally Posted by Mr.Dutch i do not get it i think, if you have a progskeet and lets say a clip that is connected on the nand, the progskeet provides the power for the nand? (3,3V) my main concern is that not only the nand will be powered, but also the starship, southbridge, usb controller and more. :donknow:

You are right about this, I tested current draw on one cecha01 I was trying to dump once... 2.2 amps on one NAND, very little on the other.

[baileyscream]

Originally Posted by Mr.Dutch not only the nands will be powered, maybe that's why it draws that much current?

spot on.

this is why its better to flash them off board
@Sarah1331 has a nice board that connects to the skeet and you take the nand off the ps3 attach it to this board and read / write.

[Sarah1331]

Originally Posted by baileyscream spot on. this is why its better to flash them off board @Sarah1331 has a nice board that connects to the skeet and you take the nand off the ps3 attach it to this board and read / write.

Or attach a NAND clip to it too


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[4DoorITR]

I have 3.3v and ground wired directly to the NAND pins. Is this ok? If not are there any points on the top of the board that I can use? There's no way I'm flipping this board over and risking pulling off the wires soldered to those tiny legs.

Also what should the resistance be between the 3.3v and ground legs?
For the Progskeet 1.2 to power the NANDs do I need to close both R7 and R8?
I have read that R8 closed is for NOR pullup but I know the older Progskeets required both closed to unbrick.