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 Post subject: ROM PCB
PostPosted: July 4th, 2012, 23:19 
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Hi to all! :D

what is the rom? 01 or 02
Please look photo.

pcb donor is compatible? (=model= fw=p/n)
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 Post subject: Re: ROM PCB
PostPosted: July 5th, 2012, 5:50 
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sempre wrote:
Hi to all! :D

what is the rom? 01 or 02
Please look photo.

pcb donor is compatible? (=model= fw=p/n)pcb bad 100536501 rev A = pcb donor
different processor
PM...
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(=model= fw=p/n)pcb bad 100536501 rev A = pcb donor
different processor
PM...

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 Post subject: Re: ROM PCB
PostPosted: July 5th, 2012, 7:13 
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I would imagine 01 is ROM IC. What are the markings on both 01 and 02? Can confirm that way.
In my experience it does not matter if the processor is different. LSI vs ST etc.
PCB number must match. Revision does not seem to matter either. REV A works with REV B works with REV C etc

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 Post subject: Re: ROM PCB
PostPosted: July 5th, 2012, 8:24 
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Nick_CT wrote:
I would imagine 01 is ROM IC. What are the markings on both 01 and 02? Can confirm that way.
In my experience it does not matter if the processor is different. LSI vs ST etc.
PCB number must match. Revision does not seem to matter either. REV A works with REV B works with REV C etc


Thanks reply!!
after switching the flash
busy 100%

Rst 0x20M
ASCII Diag mode

F3 T>/1

F3 1>n1

HighPowerMode
Failed to load overlay 00000004
LED:000000CC FAddr:00284F1
Rst 0x20M

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 Post subject: Re: ROM PCB
PostPosted: July 5th, 2012, 9:22 
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sempre wrote:
Nick_CT wrote:
I would imagine 01 is ROM IC. What are the markings on both 01 and 02? Can confirm that way.
In my experience it does not matter if the processor is different. LSI vs ST etc.
PCB number must match. Revision does not seem to matter either. REV A works with REV B works with REV C etc


Thanks reply!!
after switching the flash
busy 100%

Rst 0x20M
ASCII Diag mode

F3 T>/1

F3 1>n1

HighPowerMode
Failed to load overlay 00000004
LED:000000CC FAddr:00284F1
Rst 0x20M


Solved!!
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PostPosted: July 5th, 2012, 9:33 
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