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[node21]

After having a hell of a time getting my cygnos v2 to work...it finally was working perfectly.

I did lots of reading, and writing to and from the 360 nand, and I wrote nands to the cygnos and was able to boot from them, etc...

But after working on a project that required both nands to be flashed (xbox nand eventually boots cygnos nand) I have found myself in a situation where I can no longer read or write to the xbox nand.  It still boots off of that nand into Xell (opening with the tray), but it would seem something is wrong with the flash on the cygnos so it isn't able to swap...but the real question is this:

Is it possible that I have flashed something to the 360 nand that would make it undetectable from the cygnos (can't read it or write to it).  Or, is this more likely another failure in my installation that just needs finding and fixing?

I've seen some threads where people have had to short pins on their nand to get them to be readable and writable again, but those threads are talking about lpt: flashing...wondering if any of that applies to the cygnos.

Thanks.

This post has been edited by node21: Dec 12 2009, 03:48 PM

[node21]

Nevermind...it was bad solder joints... All fixed.

[node21]

Edit:  oops- double post

This post has been edited by node21: Dec 13 2009, 03:33 PM