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Hacking Help with pinouts for NAND flash
Just got back from running errands so haven't had a chance to look. THANKS AGAIN! You guys (and gals?) are very helpful. I'll snatch up this ribbon.- gimpydingo
- Post #35
- Forum: Nintendo 3DS
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Hacking Help with pinouts for NAND flash
WHY DIDN'T ANYONE TELL ME NOT TO FORMAT THE DRIVE IN WINDOWS!!!!???? Only kidding :) Re-soldered and taped up the wires more. Got it working with the same SD reader. Thanks for all the help!!!!! The only issue is I torn the ribbon for the R bumper! Arghhh, hopefully I can get a new one or...- gimpydingo
- Post #33
- Forum: Nintendo 3DS
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Hacking Help with pinouts for NAND flash
Well shoot. What brand ended up working for you?- gimpydingo
- Post #29
- Forum: Nintendo 3DS
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Hacking Help with pinouts for NAND flash
Yes, boots up just fine. When SD is in the reader then I get the blue screen. Just windows doesn't see the drive nor Win32 Disk Imager.- gimpydingo
- Post #26
- Forum: Nintendo 3DS
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Hacking Help with pinouts for NAND flash
Thanks, just the ends of the wires are pretty well stripped, but they are not totally bare wires. My wires are also maybe 3 - 4 inches long max. Could be the reader, but it states micro sd/MMCMicro and mini SD/SD/MMC.- gimpydingo
- Post #24
- Forum: Nintendo 3DS
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Hacking Help with pinouts for NAND flash
Flux was used. Thanks for the reminder though.- gimpydingo
- Post #21
- Forum: Nintendo 3DS
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Hacking Help with pinouts for NAND flash
Exactly how I have it on my SD. 7 - Dat0 6 - GRD 5 - CLK 3 - CMD I'll try and resolder the CLK, the others have larger pads which were easy to solder on. I'll also try a different SD adapter and see. Thanks for all the help and suggestions.- gimpydingo
- Post #18
- Forum: Nintendo 3DS
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Hacking Help with pinouts for NAND flash
I have my adapter soldered like this: http://members.ps3-tools.de/NDS/3DS/3dsDump4.jpg I don't have another card reader unfortunately. I'm using a kingston 6 in 1 reader. Yes, boots totally fine when the SD is not plugged in.- gimpydingo
- Post #16
- Forum: Nintendo 3DS
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Hacking Help with pinouts for NAND flash
Pics are crap I know. I added some red circles to show where I have it soldered and which points. The pic of the back shows the c106 that i have soldered, near 114 and 113. I'll try and get some better pics. The wires I have are fairly short. Only 3 - 4 inches long, so about 10 cm max.- gimpydingo
- Post #10
- Forum: Nintendo 3DS
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Hacking Help with pinouts for NAND flash
Does nothing. I can boot into the regular sys menu when the SD is not plugged into the card reader, when plugged into a card reader I get the blue screen - then attach to my pc and nothing happens, no ask to format, no drive letter, checked the drive manager and still nothing. Sorry about the...- gimpydingo
- Post #8
- Forum: Nintendo 3DS
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Hacking Help with pinouts for NAND flash
I have a regular 3DS, not and XL - I thought the alt point C106 was for the regular model? I'll get some pics in a moment.- gimpydingo
- Post #4
- Forum: Nintendo 3DS
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Hacking Help with pinouts for NAND flash
I've accidentally updated my sysnand to 8.x.x when trying to update my emunand. I got the blue screen to come up. Windows won't recognize the drive. I have tried both of these for the sd card adapter soldering points (I'm using CLK on the back of the board, it is still connected/soldered)...- gimpydingo
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