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[garus]

LPT wiring is in images 10261,10262 and right. I forgot the other picture with rest of the soldering.

JTAG wires are not touching anything, I check. They do look that way in pictures but even without them there is 0022 error.

[vb_encryption_vb]

So you mean to tell me, (based off them 2 pictures) that you only soldered your lpt to 2 spots on the motherboard and dumped/wrote the nand?

Yahoo Messenger me @ vb_encryption_vb

[garus]

No. I wired to every spot required, I just  forgot to take a picture of these other spots.

[vb_encryption_vb]

Well I'm not sure what the problem can be, something may be grounding out some where that you can't see, i dunno or it was just a bad dump. Do me a favor on your next post do a recap of everything you have done. From start to finish, that way I don't have to read all the post again...

[Martinchris23]

Flash your original dump back.

Remove ALL wires and clean up with desolder wick as best you can.

If the problem's still there, the board is more than likely trashed.

[ToBbErT]

You should have put the resistors on LPT connector not on your motherboard..... And always use shrink tube to avoid problems.

[garus]

QUOTE(vb_encryption_vb @ Mar 1 2010, 09:09 PM)

Well I'm not sure what the problem can be, something may be grounding out some where that you can't see, i dunno or it was just a bad dump. Do me a favor on your next post do a recap of everything you have done. From start to finish, that way I don't have to read all the post again...

1. First I saw that center light is solid green and nothing happens when I turn on the box.
2. I opened the box to check the wiring and replace diodes - didn't help.
3. I soldered LPT cables to the mainboard to flash XBR again - didn't help (here after flashing RROD started to appear after 10 seconds).
4. Then I removed JTAG cables and flashed original NAND but still same error.
5. I resoldered wires again, tried alternative spot for DB1F1 etc

And here we are  

QUOTE(ToBbErT @ Mar 1 2010, 09:24 PM)

You should have put the resistors on LPT connector not on your motherboard..... And always use shrink tube to avoid problems.

I always had them on motherboard when flashing - it worked the first time. It's exactly the same cable.

[vb_encryption_vb]

When you had just the green light, we're the fans running as well?  If so then something was grounded somewhere causing a short. Do as martainchris said reflash orig back to box, use desoldering wick to clean  up all solder. If console boots back to normal, follow the tutorial in my signature.

[garus]

Yes, they were running normally.

I will flash original and remove wires.

[garus]

I flashed stock nand and removed all wires(JTAG and LPT) and still same error. But fans again work with normal speed.

[vb_encryption_vb]

Something is grounded out some where then,  chances are, since you jtagged under the board it's touching the metal casing some where.

[garus]

There is no casing, i keep the motherboard on my desktop, it's not in metal case. I will post better pictures soon (pictures of motherboard without wires soldered to it).

[vb_encryption_vb]

There is solder splash in some random ass place then....some thing is shorting some place...

[garus]

Well, it's better than "thrashed".  I will keep looking for it (let's hope it's not under GPU sink )

[garus]

Ok, I uploaded proper photos in high resolution: http://showsdb.org/hires.rar

Do you mind taking a look?