Is there any way to check for the blown eFuses? I'm not thinking about dashboard versions but a way to check through reading the NAND or something like that. Perhaps getting a certain error when trying to use JTAG?
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If you have your CPU key to decrypt the NAND you can see when the LDV changes.
Ok. Thanks man.
In this case it doesnīt help much because I donī have the CPU key and canīt get it. I have access to af lot of banned boxes with dash 8955 and I wanted to test if the eFuses is blown in all of them. Just to see, if there were a case of a dash 8955 without a blown eFuse. I know it is properly a waste of time but I would like to know for sure.
In this case it doesnīt help much because I donī have the CPU key and canīt get it. I have access to af lot of banned boxes with dash 8955 and I wanted to test if the eFuses is blown in all of them. Just to see, if there were a case of a dash 8955 without a blown eFuse. I know it is properly a waste of time but I would like to know for sure.
QUOTE(NinJa9000 @ Jan 29 2010, 12:13 PM) 
Ok. Thanks man.
In this case it doesnīt help much because I donī have the CPU key and canīt get it. I have access to af lot of banned boxes with dash 8955 and I wanted to test if the eFuses is blown in all of them. Just to see, if there were a case of a dash 8955 without a blown eFuse. I know it is properly a waste of time but I would like to know for sure.
If they are all updated to an 8XXX dash then the Efuse is blown on them all.
Yes I know that. But I also know that it is due to a software update and software is not always 100% reliable. Thatīs why I am looking for another way to test it without seeing at the software version. Or one who can explain to me why it is 100% sure they are blown when using 8955. 
Iīm nok looking for a magic way to fix it. 
Iīm nok looking for a magic way to fix it.
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Joka Macer
will get a parameter, I think if get more information about it. It is more easy to find more or a new solution.
Regards
Joka Macer
QUOTE(NinJa9000 @ Jan 30 2010, 06:19 PM)
Yes I know that. But I also know that it is due to a software update and software is not always 100% reliable. Thatīs why I am looking for another way to test it without seeing at the software version. Or one who can explain to me why it is 100% sure they are blown when using 8955.
Iīm nok looking for a magic way to fix it. Trust me, if the dash somehow got updated to 8xxx without blowing an efuse, the console would not boot.
I don't pretend to be an expert on the workings of the kernel but I do know there is a "is eFuse blown?" check in the update process. Much like the check that causes E80 if you update Blades dash to NXE with r6t3 removed,
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