Hi everyone tonight was a pretty productive night in terms of my hacking my Falcon 360 I have laying around. After flashing it with falcon_hack_updxell.bin from xbins. That went through fine but when I went to solder the diodes on DB1F1 my soldering iron accidentally lifted up all the solder from the hole, I had tried to put some back it but my soldering iron just sucked that up as well and when I did manage to get some down it just stuck as a big solder ball that wasn't attached to the board at all. So in the end I ended up scraping at the edges around the hole of the motherboard to get some copper to solder down too. I really have no idea if this means I have now soldered my diode to my motherboard, or it has to do with the flash itself. So now I am a little lost as too what to do, I did check the back of the MB to see if there where any other traces and found one that looks like DB1F1 but I did not try it.

Could use some help on this one as I don't need a $300 paper weight.

Hi

Did you ever get this fixed? I'm having the same problem.

I had the same problem, when i flashed back my nand bin. But, i flashed it few more times and error E79 disapeared. Try to rewrite flash

Well i've just manged to flash back my orignal nand and this is working so at least I know my jtag\smc points are ok.

I'll flash again with the xell and see what happens.