Dark Destiny

I have checked: Call of Duty - Finest Hour (GLO) (CCI) (MD5: 68b245631821fa28824f0b1a22df8954) Call Of Duty - Finest Hour (PAL) (CCI) (MD5: 8a578f267cd43a346a547ba9898d5212) Call Of Duty - Finest Hour (PAL) (CCI) (DE) (MD5: f47642f6a4c235900afc957a4c46ac51) Used Cerbios v2.4.2 and all are working fine without any problem.

If interested I could send @Prehistoricman 6 of the B01's chips for testing.

@RetroMyBits My soldering was correct and several times checked with a multimeter. Edit: The final install with pin header for an external switch. I cut the 2 traces to the vias for that. Using a jumper for now. Plan to use an usb extension and (as said) switch for the final setup so that you're able to flash the console even when closed.

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Alright. FINALY after some more tries, I got the flashing done. Using 5v and a different location for the soldering. But, I have tried the same yesterday with no luck. Now after changing the point where I have soldered with 5v it worked. Not to sure why but hey.... (She probably heard that I will rip out her rams )

Replaced the awg30 with thicker wire as well. Soldered the extra GND wire to the mini usb leg. It's time this 1.6 faith it's desiny - Become a ram doner.

Now it starts but then complains about the faster baut rate. Using -s flag result in the same error as above, Shorten the wires as far as possible and added a massive copper wire which is also pretty short. The programmer literally hangs in the air.

I have put your opinion to the test. Short af wires with the same result.

Alright, before I search for the edge of the carped to throw my self from it .... XBox 1.6 w. Samsung Ram and A-A02 total stock. Flasher is one of those fany cheapos (Tried a couple of em since I have enough of them in case one is dead). So this is the journey so far. Tried to flash the xyclops a couple of days ago always ending up Sync failed. But smart is who always does the same hoping for a different result. And so I did. After a couple of tries doing nothing but the same over and over again this happend Now. a couple of days later, I gave it another shot. Used a resistor and got this fancy new massage... Tried it again just to get the no communication thing over and over again. YAY! So smart as I am (Not really but sound funny here), I removed the resistor and tried again. That ended up in this (Why it workes now in the setup I startet with in the first place? WTF.) So yeah baby erase it. And OFC little me is so ready to program it. But then..... So again, same setup like the one I have startet with but now giving me a different result. It seems it erases the chip but then fails to write the bios for what ever reason (Maybe revenge of the xyclops for killing a couple of them, who knows). So any idea? My next try would be C4 if I can find some and if not a hammer (Just kidding - Or maybe not...). EDIT. One strange thing I forgot to say. When removing the resistor I get either no connection or erase failed. By simply putting the reistor on the same pin without connecting it to the xbox it fails at programming as written above. And some more fun stuff. With a simple switch connectet instead of the resistor I get this : I beginn to assume that the flasher just sucks badly.

Such a Surge - Under Pressure

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Update on the Sunon fan and clearing up a myth about the sticker.

Winbond W49F020T-90B programming with the TL866 II Plus Programmer Alright. this is a pretty easy task. So fire up the software and lets dive into it. As shown in the image below, go to the drop down menu and select "Select IC(S)" and then click on "Search and Select IC(S)" A new window will show up, with which you already familiar with I suppose. Search for "AM29F002BT" (1) and then select "AM29F002BT @ TSOP32" (2) - See image blow. After that you find your self back in the main window. In there select "Select IC(S)" again and then click on "Add IC by user" as shown in the image below. A new fancy box will show up like the one in the image (you guessed it) below. In the new fancy box you have to change some values as marked in the red highlighted section (1) Change the Model to : W49F020T-90B Manufacture to : Winbond Device ID to : DA8C Username to : What ever you fancy Note to : XBox TSOP 32 (But you can add here what ever you want to remember what this is for) When that's done, hit the "Add New" button. It should then look like in the image below. So basicly thats it. Now double click on the new entrie as shown .... You will find your self back in the main window. From now on you can flash the W49F020T-90B from here with no problem. You don't have to disable ID check or pin detect or what ever. Blow 3 more images which shows the read and write from and to the TSOP went as expected. So that's it. Pretty easy as I have said. And for the lazy peeps out there, I have attached a W49F020T-90B.ULI file which you could import. I have also attached the XgproV1288_Setup which is the latest version by date (14.4.2025) just in case. XgproV1288_Setup.rar W49F020T-90B.ULI