[ttz]

i'm thinking about buying teensy ++ 2.0
printed and read the great tutorial

but...anyone here with the teensy mounted on a zif socket and want to share pictures of his setup?

thanks

[bbh1400]

I went through all my wiring again and found it to be 100% correct after checking 3 times in a row, I tried the method Judges mentioned earlier but still no luck. I used my multimeter to see if my connections were going through to the NOR chip, I found that only the left side of my teensy plus E6 and E7 "rang" through, excluding B7 of the left side. Is this normal? I'm still getting unknown NOR manufacturer (0x90)
Any help is appreciated
Thanks.

[Xultimate]

Do I buy this e3 flasher limits edition, e3 nor flasher or e3 flasher nor clip suit
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And to make this clear I just buy 1 of these products and simply clip it on my motherboard with no soldering needed like clipping a hair clipper onto the board and just following playerkp420s e3 guide?

[judges]

Originally Posted by bbh1400 I went through all my wiring again and found it to be 100% correct after checking 3 times in a row, I tried the method Judges mentioned earlier but still no luck. I used my multimeter to see if my connections were going through to the NOR chip, I found that only the left side of my teensy plus E6 and E7 "rang" through, excluding B7 of the left side. Is this normal? I'm still getting unknown NOR manufacturer (0x90) Any help is appreciated Thanks.

You've measured resistance from each Teensy pad to the corresponding pin on the nor? You should get about zero ohms for all lines (well, B7 is not connected). If you don't -> bad soldering. Many of your soldering points look like "sticked" to the pad, not soldered. Get some flux. This is how soldering/wiring is supposed to look like:



-- judges

[BwE]

Originally Posted by judges Get some flux.

Absolutely. You would be a fool not to use flux paste whilst soldering such equipment.

It makes soldering easier, cleaner and more perfect

[bbh1400]

Originally Posted by judges You've measured resistance from each Teensy pad to the corresponding pin on the nor? You should get about zero ohms for all lines (well, B7 is not connected). If you don't -> bad soldering. Many of your soldering points look like "sticked" to the pad, not soldered. Get some flux. This is how soldering/wiring is supposed to look like: [IMG]i.imgur.com/hRDvWZj.jpg[/IMG] -- judges

Yes, that's what I did, but only one side of the teensy rang completely through. Using the diagram for JSD-001 Mobo the clump of points for lack of better words didn't ring through to the NOR chip on the other side of the Mobo. I'm gonna re do the wiring again with flux then and hope for the best. Thanks so much for the help.

[A Naked Guy]

I read rogero released an auto dump patcher. Can I just use that after verifying my dump?

[bbh1400]

I went through my wiring again and now I'm 100% certain it is not a connection problem. Plugged it into my computer and I'm still getting 0x90 unknown NOR manufacture, sometimes when I run norway.py comX it gets stuck at Pinging tristate but that also happened before I re-wired. So any ideas?
Thanks again.
Also pictures of the soldering.
use(dot)com/79b0aea9c87135076783

[MJ999]

Originally Posted by bbh1400 I went through my wiring again and now I'm 100% certain it is not a connection problem. Plugged it into my computer and I'm still getting 0x90 unknown NOR manufacture, sometimes when I run norway.py comX it gets stuck at Pinging tristate but that also happened before I re-wired. So any ideas? Thanks again. Also pictures of the soldering. use(dot)com/79b0aea9c87135076783

Use thin wires ( CAT5 Cable ) and apply some flux on the testpoints.

[judges]

Originally Posted by bbh1400 I went through my wiring again and now I'm 100% certain it is not a connection problem. Plugged it into my computer and I'm still getting 0x90 unknown NOR manufacture, sometimes when I run norway.py comX it gets stuck at Pinging tristate but that also happened before I re-wired. So any ideas? Thanks again. Also pictures of the soldering. use(dot)com/79b0aea9c87135076783

Well, still no master-piece..

The pinging problem and the unknown manufacturer aren't related. Pinging should work without teensy being connected to the console at all (it needs voltage of course).

Your console is booting correctly? (just to rule out any shorts)
Make a dump, upload it to mediafire and pm me the link..

-- judges