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[Surrido]

very nice! how do i solder this to a stand alone NAND? (not soldered on 360Mb but on a socket)

[Arakon]

same way, except you wire up VCC and GND directly to the nand pins instead of the capacitor.

[Surrido]

hi,

i have tried to flash an external (socketed) NAND with a previously dumped image. (the dumed image is 100% ok, reads fine with 360nandtool)

- infectus recognizes the nand
- i can erase the nand (message successful)
- i can dump the nand (message succesful)

BUT

when i try to write to it, i get 0x000000 write error.

when i turn of write verify i can write to it and when i dump that i get close to what i tried to write onto it, but only close...

i compared the files with a tool and it tells me its 98% the same.

now i wonder what might be wrong with it?!?!?

any ideas?

in the shorcut checker it tells me i have a short on PIN 8. what is pin 8???

thanks for your help!

[Infectus]

Short cut checker work only with EMPTY fpga and unsoldered pcb. In other case it will give false short.

About the writting, may be you have a bad sector on your flash.

[Surrido]

shit, any possible fix or can i throw it away?

cheers

[Infectus]

Only way to write it is disable the verify , but you already have disabled it. You can try giving a different power or use short cut but if the first block is damaged , you can't do any thing.

[Surrido]

what do you mean by giving it different power?

thanks

[Infectus]

I mean with power from other (battery)

[Jonsson]

Hello again.

Got my infectus soldered and with the badflashfix.

But still i only get UNKNOWN (AAAA).

Does this mean that my NAND-chip is broken?

I never had my powercord plugged in while the badflashfix was soldered.

/Andreas

EDIT: if i remove the badflashfix and solder the infectus the regular way i get UNKNOWN (A822).



EDIT2: did a last atempt with external powersource (computer psu) and it worked! finaly my nand was recognized..=)

[phonsey]

hi there guys i have a problem with my nand it wont pickup with infectus 2. i tried the bad flash method and its not working. is there other ways to get it working again with the infectus 2. thanks in advance, Phonsey

[Grim187]

i was constantly getting A822 with this method, i found that (when tested with a multimeter) the ground was limited down to about 1.2v (when tested with 5v), i used this ground (to the infectus "gnd" point) and it worked:



also note i took 5v from pin 1 of the usb cable and wired the 3.3v spot to "V".