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Nandpro20b Giving Invalid Errors...Please Help
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Hello, I am currently trying to JTAG my Halo3 Edition 360. It one of the older model....and I will go ahead and clarify.
Yes - Kernel version is able to be exploited
Yes - I do know how to solder and it is soldered correctly
This is a jist of the errors I am getting...I seen another thread that was posted in the past and copied theirs, but it is the exact same problem....invalid errors.
Testing LPT device address:0378
FlashConfig:01198010
Using LPT device at address:0378
Starting Block:0x000000
Ending Block:0x0003FF
Reading
Error: 380 reading block 0
Error:E320 reading block 1
Error: 1E0 reading block 2
Error:D7FE reading block 3
Error:9FE0 reading block 4
Error:3FD6 reading block 5
Error:9FE2 reading block 6
Error:E7F4 reading block 7
Error: 380 reading block 8
Error:DFE4 reading block 9
Error:3FFA reading block A
Error:FFF4 reading block B
Error: 1C0 reading block C
Error: 380 reading block D
Error: 3C0 reading block E
Error: 380 reading block F
Error:4DF8 reading block 10
Error:4FFC reading block 11
Error:FFFE reading block 12
Error:7BF4 reading block 13
Error:FBFC reading block 14
Error:37EE reading block 15
Error:A7E2 reading block 16
Error:6FF6 reading block 17
Error: 1E0 reading block 18
Error: 3C0 reading block 19
Error:E3D6 reading block 1A
Error:F7D0 reading block 1B
Error:4BFA reading block 1C
Error: 300 reading block 1D
Error: 140 reading block 1E
Error:F9E2 reading block 1F
Error:EFEE reading block 20
Error:9DFE reading block 21
Error:A1E2 reading block 22
Error: 3C0 reading block 23
Error:EFC2 reading block 24
Error:A5F8 reading block 25
I have tried removing the resistors and it doesn't help. I have tried all the BIOS settings and nothing seems to be working. I fully understand there is something wrong, and I would appreciate input from anyone who could please help. Anything that could be wrong or that people have encountered BESIDES soldering? I am using an LPT cable ... (Yes I know...barbaric at best...waiting on my USB SPI flasher to come in any day now.) Please help...thank you!
Yes - Kernel version is able to be exploited
Yes - I do know how to solder and it is soldered correctly
This is a jist of the errors I am getting...I seen another thread that was posted in the past and copied theirs, but it is the exact same problem....invalid errors.
Testing LPT device address:0378
FlashConfig:01198010
Using LPT device at address:0378
Starting Block:0x000000
Ending Block:0x0003FF
Reading
Error: 380 reading block 0
Error:E320 reading block 1
Error: 1E0 reading block 2
Error:D7FE reading block 3
Error:9FE0 reading block 4
Error:3FD6 reading block 5
Error:9FE2 reading block 6
Error:E7F4 reading block 7
Error: 380 reading block 8
Error:DFE4 reading block 9
Error:3FFA reading block A
Error:FFF4 reading block B
Error: 1C0 reading block C
Error: 380 reading block D
Error: 3C0 reading block E
Error: 380 reading block F
Error:4DF8 reading block 10
Error:4FFC reading block 11
Error:FFFE reading block 12
Error:7BF4 reading block 13
Error:FBFC reading block 14
Error:37EE reading block 15
Error:A7E2 reading block 16
Error:6FF6 reading block 17
Error: 1E0 reading block 18
Error: 3C0 reading block 19
Error:E3D6 reading block 1A
Error:F7D0 reading block 1B
Error:4BFA reading block 1C
Error: 300 reading block 1D
Error: 140 reading block 1E
Error:F9E2 reading block 1F
Error:EFEE reading block 20
Error:9DFE reading block 21
Error:A1E2 reading block 22
Error: 3C0 reading block 23
Error:EFC2 reading block 24
Error:A5F8 reading block 25
I have tried removing the resistors and it doesn't help. I have tried all the BIOS settings and nothing seems to be working. I fully understand there is something wrong, and I would appreciate input from anyone who could please help. Anything that could be wrong or that people have encountered BESIDES soldering? I am using an LPT cable ... (Yes I know...barbaric at best...waiting on my USB SPI flasher to come in any day now.) Please help...thank you!
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