charlie763 wrote Ho do i find ou what jasper i have+rep

Bro send it in to RodentModz. My Jasper RGH boot time is faster than my retail. I can vouch for him

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charlie763 wrote Ho do i find ou what jasper i have+rep

Go to console settings and to the memory tab, check how much memory you have. You either have none, 256MB, or 512MB

from you saying that i know you know nothing about Jtag's & RGH's

Actually that is how you find out what Jasper you have. You either have a 16 MB Jasper or a 256/512MB (Big Block Jasper). You must not know anything about JTAGs and RGHs because that is a critical part to know in the RGHing process.

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charlie763 wrote Ho do i find ou what jasper i have+rep

Go to console settings and to the memory tab, check how much memory you have. You either have none, 256MB, or 512MB

from you saying that i know you know nothing about Jtag's & RGH's

I'm just trying to get him to find out what jasper he has, I'm answering his question. He said it's a jasper, and that's one of the simplest ways to find out, because the amount of memory mostly shows the nand size. If there's a little under 512 MBs of memory on it then he has a jasper with a 512 MB nand, if there's a little under 256 MBs of memory on it then it has a 256 MB nand, I'm sorry if that answer doesn't float your boat

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charlie763 wrote Ho do i find ou what jasper i have+rep

Go to console settings and to the memory tab, check how much memory you have. You either have none, 256MB, or 512MB

from you saying that i know you know nothing about Jtag's & RGH's

I'm just trying to get him to find out what jasper he has, I'm answering his question. He said it's a jasper, and that's one of the simplest ways to find out, because the amount of memory mostly shows the nand size. If there's a little under 512 MBs of memory on it then he has a jasper with a 512 MB nand, if there's a little under 256 MBs of memory on it then it has a 256 MB nand, I'm sorry if that answer doesn't float your boat

i am really annoyed by people like you that think they know what they are talking about, having a certain amount of Memory Space (Storage) HAS NOTHING TO DO WITH THE **** NAND

Dump your nand and look what it says

00023010 - Jasper 16mb
008A3020 - Jasper 256mb
00AA3020 - Jasper 512mb

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charlie763 wrote Ho do i find ou what jasper i have+rep

Go to console settings and to the memory tab, check how much memory you have. You either have none, 256MB, or 512MB

from you saying that i know you know nothing about Jtag's & RGH's

I'm just trying to get him to find out what jasper he has, I'm answering his question. He said it's a jasper, and that's one of the simplest ways to find out, because the amount of memory mostly shows the nand size. If there's a little under 512 MBs of memory on it then he has a jasper with a 512 MB nand, if there's a little under 256 MBs of memory on it then it has a 256 MB nand, I'm sorry if that answer doesn't float your boat

i am really annoyed by people like you that think they know what they are talking about, having a certain amount of Memory Space (Storage) HAS NOTHING TO DO WITH THE **** NAND

Dump your nand and look what it says

00023010 - Jasper 16mb
008A3020 - Jasper 256mb
00AA3020 - Jasper 512mb

The nand on jasper consoles is also usable on board memory on big blocks [256/512MB] So if you have memory available then you have a 'big block' jasper. I've dumped the nand on all 3 types of jaspers, and used all 3 before. Please, quit acting like you know everything, people like you are the reason TTG gets a bad rep

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charlie763 wrote Ho do i find ou what jasper i have+rep

Go to console settings and to the memory tab, check how much memory you have. You either have none, 256MB, or 512MB

from you saying that i know you know nothing about Jtag's & RGH's

I'm just trying to get him to find out what jasper he has, I'm answering his question. He said it's a jasper, and that's one of the simplest ways to find out, because the amount of memory mostly shows the nand size. If there's a little under 512 MBs of memory on it then he has a jasper with a 512 MB nand, if there's a little under 256 MBs of memory on it then it has a 256 MB nand, I'm sorry if that answer doesn't float your boat

i am really annoyed by people like you that think they know what they are talking about, having a certain amount of Memory Space (Storage) HAS NOTHING TO DO WITH THE **** NAND

Dump your nand and look what it says

00023010 - Jasper 16mb
008A3020 - Jasper 256mb
00AA3020 - Jasper 512mb

The nand on jasper consoles is also usable on board memory on big blocks [256/512MB] So if you have memory available then you have a 'big block' jasper. I've dumped the nand on all 3 types of jaspers, and used all 3 before. Please, quit acting like you know everything, people like you are the reason TTG gets a bad rep

People like me?

your funny bro, im stopping it here because i don't like to argue to people that do not know what they are talking about, im done.


~XRPC

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charlie763 wrote Ho do i find ou what jasper i have+rep

Go to console settings and to the memory tab, check how much memory you have. You either have none, 256MB, or 512MB

from you saying that i know you know nothing about Jtag's & RGH's

I'm just trying to get him to find out what jasper he has, I'm answering his question. He said it's a jasper, and that's one of the simplest ways to find out, because the amount of memory mostly shows the nand size. If there's a little under 512 MBs of memory on it then he has a jasper with a 512 MB nand, if there's a little under 256 MBs of memory on it then it has a 256 MB nand, I'm sorry if that answer doesn't float your boat

i am really annoyed by people like you that think they know what they are talking about, having a certain amount of Memory Space (Storage) HAS NOTHING TO DO WITH THE **** NAND

Dump your nand and look what it says

00023010 - Jasper 16mb
008A3020 - Jasper 256mb
00AA3020 - Jasper 512mb

The nand on jasper consoles is also usable on board memory on big blocks [256/512MB] So if you have memory available then you have a 'big block' jasper. I've dumped the nand on all 3 types of jaspers, and used all 3 before. Please, quit acting like you know everything, people like you are the reason TTG gets a bad rep

People like me?

your funny bro, im stopping it here because i don't like to argue to people that do not know what they are talking about, im done.


~XRPC

You're on-board memory size has everything to do with your NAND size. You're stopping because you got proven wrong.

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charlie763 wrote Ho do i find ou what jasper i have+rep

Go to console settings and to the memory tab, check how much memory you have. You either have none, 256MB, or 512MB

from you saying that i know you know nothing about Jtag's & RGH's

I'm just trying to get him to find out what jasper he has, I'm answering his question. He said it's a jasper, and that's one of the simplest ways to find out, because the amount of memory mostly shows the nand size. If there's a little under 512 MBs of memory on it then he has a jasper with a 512 MB nand, if there's a little under 256 MBs of memory on it then it has a 256 MB nand, I'm sorry if that answer doesn't float your boat

i am really annoyed by people like you that think they know what they are talking about, having a certain amount of Memory Space (Storage) HAS NOTHING TO DO WITH THE **** NAND

Dump your nand and look what it says

00023010 - Jasper 16mb
008A3020 - Jasper 256mb
00AA3020 - Jasper 512mb

The nand on jasper consoles is also usable on board memory on big blocks [256/512MB] So if you have memory available then you have a 'big block' jasper. I've dumped the nand on all 3 types of jaspers, and used all 3 before. Please, quit acting like you know everything, people like you are the reason TTG gets a bad rep

People like me?

your funny bro, im stopping it here because i don't like to argue to people that do not know what they are talking about, im done.


~XRPC

You're on-board memory size has everything to do with your NAND size. You're stopping because you got proven wrong.

No, im stopping because there is a thing called Flaming and it's against the rules.

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charlie763 wrote Ho do i find ou what jasper i have+rep

Go to console settings and to the memory tab, check how much memory you have. You either have none, 256MB, or 512MB

from you saying that i know you know nothing about Jtag's & RGH's

I'm just trying to get him to find out what jasper he has, I'm answering his question. He said it's a jasper, and that's one of the simplest ways to find out, because the amount of memory mostly shows the nand size. If there's a little under 512 MBs of memory on it then he has a jasper with a 512 MB nand, if there's a little under 256 MBs of memory on it then it has a 256 MB nand, I'm sorry if that answer doesn't float your boat

i am really annoyed by people like you that think they know what they are talking about, having a certain amount of Memory Space (Storage) HAS NOTHING TO DO WITH THE **** NAND

Dump your nand and look what it says

00023010 - Jasper 16mb
008A3020 - Jasper 256mb
00AA3020 - Jasper 512mb

The nand on jasper consoles is also usable on board memory on big blocks [256/512MB] So if you have memory available then you have a 'big block' jasper. I've dumped the nand on all 3 types of jaspers, and used all 3 before. Please, quit acting like you know everything, people like you are the reason TTG gets a bad rep

People like me?

your funny bro, im stopping it here because i don't like to argue to people that do not know what they are talking about, im done.


~XRPC

You're on-board memory size has everything to do with your NAND size. You're stopping because you got proven wrong.

No, im stopping because there is a thing called Flaming and it's against the rules.

Debating is different from flaming if you didn't know.

Ok, you can believe what you want to believe to make yourself feel better, but just to show more proof on my part, I searched it on google and it linked me to a page on XPG, here's a post from an admin:
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And by the way, it's you're* not your