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PicoFlasher reads, but cannot write on Trinity #46

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XanderStrike opened this issue Jul 27, 2024 · 2 comments
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PicoFlasher reads, but cannot write on Trinity #46

XanderStrike opened this issue Jul 27, 2024 · 2 comments

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@XanderStrike
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XanderStrike commented Jul 27, 2024

J-Runner is able to identify the console, read the NAND twice and successfully compare them, and create XeLL. No problems.

When I go to Write XeLL, it fails immediately with an IO error, and advises me to disconnect and reconnect.

Once it's reconnected, I can identify and read NAND not problem, but it still fails on write.

It also fails the same way if I immediately try writing after connecting it.

I'm following this guide: https://xbox360hub.com/guides/rgh-3-guide/

Solder points are solid, I've checked and rechecked. I've done the RGH 3 wiring (with a 10k resistor) and NAND header wiring as described in the guide.

I've tried two separate Picos but they're identical. I've tried the V2 and V3 PicoFlasher firmware and there's no difference in behavior.

I don't know of any way to extract logs from the pico flasher but let me know if there's something that would be helpful and I'll do it.

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PXL_20240727_171846285 MP
PXL_20240727_164606414 MP

The Pico (both Pico's I've tried are identical):
PXL_20240727_184433946 MP
PXL_20240727_184445962 MP

J-Runner Logs
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J-Runner with Extras
Session: 07/28/2024 20:04:06
Version: 3.3.0 r3
Status: Up to date

WARNING - Working Folder!
Your working folder is not empty, click Show Working Folder to view its contents

Initializing nanddump1.bin, please wait...
Glitch2 selected
RGH3 selected
Nand Initialization Finished

XeLL image created

Checking Console...
Flash Config: 0x00023010

Writing glitch.ecc to Nand
PicoFlasher has encountered an error
Try to unplug and replug the device
System.IO.IOException
@UrbisR
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UrbisR commented Aug 22, 2024

I had the identical issue. I then copied my J-Runner folder to my desktop instead of my laptop, and ran it from there. It then worked and was able to write the NAND. Perhaps the laptop was not able to supply enough power through its USB port?

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