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Help with hitachi flash
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AfterDawn Addict
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25. October 2009 @ 08:29 |
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Hi All, im stuck on a Hitachi flash. It seems to be getting in to mode B ok but i cant seem to dump the FW. The following id my attempts with Ram Upload, Classic and mode select.
Originally posted by Jungle Flasher:
PortIO is installed and running.
Found 4 I/O Ports.
Found 1 Com Ports.
Found 8 windows drives A: C: D: E: F: G: H: I:
Found 2 CD/DVD drives D: H:
Drive, answers normal Windows Inquiry 12 0 0 0 24 0
0000: 05 80 00 32 5B 00 00 00 - 48 4C 2D 44 54 2D 53 54 ...2[...HL-DT-ST
0010: 44 56 44 2D 52 4F 4D 20 - 47 44 52 33 31 32 30 4C DVD-ROM GDR3120L
0020: 30 30 34 37 0047
Mode-B Done!
Scanning for hardware changes
Found drive A: - Removable.
Found drive C: - Hard Drive.
Found drive D: - CD/DVD.
Found drive E: - Removable.
Found drive F: - Removable.
Found drive G: - Removable.
Found drive H: - CD/DVD.
Found drive I: - Removable.
No Hitachi drives were found!
Dumping f/w of Hitachi 0046/0047 by Ram Upload Method via WIN32 API
Stopping the Disk - No disk is required, remove next time...
UnLocked!
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Drive rev undetermined, Aborting!
Dumping f/w of Hitachi 0046/0047 by Mode Select Method via WIN32 API
Stopping the Disk - No disk is required, remove next time...
UnLocked!
Configure Upload Failed
Dumping f/w of Hitachi Pre 78 by Classic Ram Peek Method via WIN32 API
Stopping the Disk - No disk is required, remove next time...
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Drive rev undetermined, Aborting!
Any help is greatly appriciated.
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coorva
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25. October 2009 @ 09:39 |
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yea sometimes jungleflasher doesnt work for me to,,if you have it in mode-b,,try toolbox,,works for me when jungleflasher doesnt,,
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AfterDawn Addict
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25. October 2009 @ 10:49 |
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Tried toolbox that didnt work but then jungle flasher did??!?? weird bloody hitachi's thats the reason there is no guide, they all seem to be different.
Now im getting e74 :( trying xclamp as we speak
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25. October 2009 @ 14:21 |
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Damn it, made things worse. Now RROD and fan shuts off about 5 seconds in :(
Any ideas anyone?
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coorva
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25. October 2009 @ 14:49 |
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WOW,,your not having any luck at all,,,try heating up the gpu with a heat gun if you have it,,see if any luck there,,curse those hitachis
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qwert99
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25. October 2009 @ 14:57 |
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Yep.... reflow definitely the only way to go at this point.
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success10
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29. October 2009 @ 10:42 |
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well if your using the port i/o method in jungleflasher the hitachi tab will not tell you that it detects a hitachi drive. (even though it is present)
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29. October 2009 @ 11:36 |
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miketrev
i had a repair like that crop up, it turned out i'd lost a washer from under a heatsink during install. i think the bolt / screw had earthed the mobo and caused a short. I undone everything and refitted the repair kit, crossed my fingers and voila..... it worked.
hope this helped a bit :)
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3. November 2009 @ 08:40 |
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Originally posted by Toaster68:
miketrev
i had a repair like that crop up, it turned out i'd lost a washer from under a heatsink during install. i think the bolt / screw had earthed the mobo and caused a short. I undone everything and refitted the repair kit, crossed my fingers and voila..... it worked.
hope this helped a bit :)
Ah, didnt see your reply to this. Ill take a look. Out of interest, how many washers do you guys use?
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3. November 2009 @ 09:04 |
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hi miketrev
the kit i buy has:
Bolt->sprung washer->mobo->2off steel washers->heatsink
Thats how its assembled, i've seen nylon washers used but never tried them myself. Also - and this may be me being a little too careful but the sprung washer has a high and low edge at the point where it's cut.... i make sure the washer is sat so that when it's done up it doesn't cut into the mobo. Dificult to explain until you assemble it and look at how it's done up :)
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3. November 2009 @ 11:04 |
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Originally posted by Toaster68:
hi miketrev
the kit i buy has:
Bolt->sprung washer->mobo->2off steel washers->heatsink
Thats how its assembled, i've seen nylon washers used but never tried them myself. Also - and this may be me being a little too careful but the sprung washer has a high and low edge at the point where it's cut.... i make sure the washer is sat so that when it's done up it doesn't cut into the mobo. Dificult to explain until you assemble it and look at how it's done up :)
So you dont use any plastic/nylon washer at all. I though that would earth the mobo
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3. November 2009 @ 11:43 |
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no m8
i've done countless RRod repairs and always used the same fleabay supplier, the only thing i found was that the sprung washer can dig into the mobo slightly but that is where a careful and patient disposition comes in handy ( and getting the washer up the right way )
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