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发表于 2010-4-27 18:20 · 北京
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This is what you nand looks like, you'll notice in the top left hand corner a dimple on the chip that is signifying pin 1.
This is a shortened chip with leg/pin numbers.
the objective is to prevent the SMC from retrieving its instruction code/firmware, by shorting and confusing the data lines.
I shorted pins 44-47 with a flat head screw driver (gash I know).
sequence of events,
I disconnected power brick,
shorted pins,
connected power brick,
un-shorted pins (removed screwdriver)
ran NandPro 2.0b. It now shows correct flashconfig again hooray!!
Pins 44-47 are I/O pins don't carry any voltage so to speak so chances or blowing something is less but not impossible so only do this if you are completely stuck and the alternative is to remove the chip bench program it.
Re-flashed with correct xell image booted linux flashed xbr all is fine now phew!!
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