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#21. Posted:
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I would try using a multimeter to ensure that you're points are making a connection. Verify continuity between the mb and the actual pins on the JR-P.
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Your jrprgrammer may have also crapped out. I've had several break on me and NANDx as we'll.

I would consider this before doing anything else it's either soldering or programmer itself.
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