fzabkar wrote:
@Amarbir, you stated that you observed the same "funny" behaviour with both a BGA-152 adapter and a BGA-132. Was the error consistently in the same bit, ie DQ1?
If there were different error bits, then that would point to poor quality sockets or maybe bad chip placement.
If DQ1 was the problem in both cases, then either the chip is faulty, or the VNR base unit is faulty. It would be very coincidental if both adapters had internal problems on the same bit. Clearly the chip is OK, since it reads correctly in a PC3000 setup. If the problem now goes away in both cases when you press on the socket, then that would point to a connection problem inside the VNR base unit. Try pressing on the socket without disturbing the base unit. This will confirm whether the intermittent connection is in the base or the socket.
Hi ,
I am yet to test the BGA 152 and TLGA52,But i am now getting serious as i feel this is not a good sign ,so i cannot comment on different bit errors at this stage " not tested " , Chip placement cannot be wrong the bga 132 socket can only accept bga 132 and bga 152 only bga 152 , Aligning bga 132 in their bga 152 is a pain in the a#$ unlike PC 3000 Flash .chip is ok works flawlessly in PC 3000 Flash ,Base unit also cannot be faulty as when we insert TSOP48 Adapter it works fine ,This Adapter i have tested and i can guaranty what i said .This i will definately try today "Try pressing on the socket without disturbing the base unit "
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Amarbir S Dhillon , Chandigarh Data Recovery Labs [India]
Logical,Semi Physical And Physical Data Recovery
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