[underwurlde]

@haz367

going against underwurlde here...

How dare you!
LOL

after getting mine it had some resistors bridging each other on the outer sides, its normal(for 1.2 that is) and perfectly working..they say?

By 'resistors', do you mean the 2 rows of 7 capacitors on the right of the v1.2 PCB (C1 to C14)? If so, then vertical bridging across adjacent capacitors is OK since they are all connected in parallel anyway (apart from C2). Bridging across a capacitor or bridging between the two columns is NOT OK.

If you really DID mean resistors, then look at my reverse engineered ProgSkeet v1.2 thread to see if any shorts are OK. Or just tell me which resistors are shorting and at which ends.

Andy

[haz367]

see there i go already... > yes i ment the 2x7 "capacitors" wil see how it goes when tested...

[jackkiej]

Originally Posted by Psymon Okay here we go: -PS3 Model CECHC04, -Motherboard COK-002, -Progskeet V1.2, -360 Nand Clip 48, -Winskeet Version 111205, -Nothing changed with R7 or R8, -Power supply via USB (3.3 V and GND from Progskeet to PCB Board), -Bitstream Version 121018.0031, -Slave Board switch on (LED is on) while connecting to PC, then switch off to dump, -in Winskeet select double NAND Samsung K9F..., -at NAND Register the NAND gets recognized via AUTO correctly, -dump the NAND (hopefully without errors). Hope this helps. Greetz Psymon

My problem is that when I have the GND soldered to the pcb board the PC won't detect the progskeet good, it says device doesn't boot or something. the same problem when I have the psb board connected with 3.3V soldered and ribbon cable connected, if I remove the ribbon than it connects
please help

Here some pics:

http://img132.imageshack.us/img132/5650/progskeet.png
http://img600.imageshack.us/img600/4884/img2097w.jpg

[4DoorITR]

Originally Posted by jackkiej My problem is that when I have the GND soldered to the pcb board the PC won't detect the progskeet good, it says device doesn't boot or something. the same problem when I have the psb board connected with 3.3V soldered and ribbon cable connected, if I remove the ribbon than it connects please help Here some pics: http://img132.imageshack.us/img132/5650/progskeet.png http://img600.imageshack.us/img600/4884/img2097w.jpg

IIRC I no longer had this problem once I powered the NAND/NOR with an ATX power supply.

[jackkiej]

Originally Posted by 4DoorITR IIRC I no longer had this problem once I powered the NAND/NOR with an ATX power supply.

I thought of that too, gonna try that today, thanks!
Did you power the ps3 with it or just the nand pcb?
EDIT: on pcb board didn't work, will solder to the motherboard now, but where are the 3.3v and ground points on COK-002?

[4DoorITR]

Originally Posted by jackkiej I thought of that too, gonna try that today, thanks! Did you power the ps3 with it or just the nand pcb? EDIT: on pcb board didn't work, will solder to the motherboard now, but where are the 3.3v and ground points on COK-002?

I used the NAND pin itself for 3.3v and on the side opposite the NANDs I found two nice ground points together. Someone else may have a picture showing a different 3.3v point.

[jackkiej]

Originally Posted by 4DoorITR I used the NAND pin itself for 3.3v and on the side opposite the NANDs I found two nice ground points together. Someone else may have a picture showing a different 3.3v point.

ah I will use the pin too, thanks.

EDIT: omg I am so stupid, I use the clip so I can't solder it to the pin -.-

[jeeqer]

hi, need your help guys. i got phat ps3 with red screen of death (RSOD) that i want to fix,but when try to dump CFI i got this information "CFI is invalid (does not begin with "QRY")"
phat ps3 chechl
board ver001
NOR.

[MJ999]

Originally Posted by jeeqer hi, need your help guys. i got phat ps3 with red screen of death (RSOD) that i want to fix,but when try to dump CFI i got this information "CFI is invalid (does not begin with "QRY")" phat ps3 chechl board ver001 NOR.

There is a problem with the new progskeet, you won't be able to write back.

[jeeqer]

Originally Posted by MJ999 There is a problem with the new progskeet, you won't be able to write back.

At least let me have a good dump, to make happy.