Pandora для PSP-100X/200X - JigKick Kit без пайки на WSL Ubuntu

[DodFood]

Сообщение от Yoti what you want to do with the graphic chip (also known as media engine)?

Ohh My God. At lease Yoti come to rescue. So i have remove the wrong chip? but where's the nand chip located? is this?

[Yoti]

Сообщение от DodFood but where's the nand chip located?

There is no separate NAND on 2000+.

[DodFood]

Сообщение от Yoti There is no separate NAND on 2000+.

Oh my.... i thought i could unbrick my psp3000. But thanks for the info.

[Yoti]

DodFood,
main post (the hat) has solderLESS unbrick manual for all 1000/2000. For early 3000 you must do a battery emu (Baryon Sweeper). You don't even need to disassemble your PSP in both situations. IDK what you doing right now...

[DodFood]

Сообщение от Yoti main post (the hat) has solderLESS unbrick manual for all 1000/2000. For early 3000 you must do a battery emu (Baryon Sweeper). You don't even need to disassemble your PSP in both situations. IDK what you doing right now...

i tried to reprogram the chip with a universal programmer. Hence i just did a stupid decision . Has reballing and rework back the chip to the PSP. I thought it would be easy to just reprogram with universal programmer

[Yoti]

DodFood,
nand dumps are per console encrypted. I doubt that you have working one before brick.

[DodFood]

Сообщение от Yoti nand dumps are per console encrypted. I doubt that you have working one before brick.

Nope Yoti. this is my first time try to figure out if i can make use of universal programmer. and i'm curious. at the end, like you said, new psp don't have that samsung memory anymore. also this is the first time that i remove the chip from psp. yet, i still wonder the upper one cxd2996 is the cpu + memory + ram chip. but i found nothing about that chip, no datasheet... nothing. now i try your suggestion Baryon Sweeper uart battery. still have to find those components oh man... but is fun hahaha.

because i'm working as r&d and computer engineer, that's why i'm curious about everything in electronics.