I was solderng the glitch chip, when the wire was connected I moved to fast an took the trace and resitor
trying to fix that I alse removed the trace going to the hana chip
So I wanted to know if there is another point where i can solder the resistor

thank you

Your only option would be to scrape the green protective layer off of the trace that you can access and solder a wire from that spot to the resister (you can use a big radioshack type resister in place of the missing one), then from the resister back to the board. Those tiny traces are extremely hard to fix and if you use to hot of a soldering iron you will make it worse. If that trace is missing below the hana chip then the only possible fix would be to lift the ana chip, fix the trace then reball the hana chip.

If that all fails, then you now have a nice brick that you can use as a door stop.

I don't have any experience removing that kind of chip, I think his life is over
thank you

Show a picture of it, it maybe not as bad as I'm imagining, but normally when something gets pulled like that its a big one.

I'll take a picture tomorrow morning
The problem is that I fixed it soldering a 33 ohm resistor to the trace really close to the chip
The xbox was working fine but when trying to insert the drive, it moved the resistor and it took the resistor and the trace
Now, I think there is no trace at all
I'll put the picture tomorrow
thank you

Here's an alt point I found for that point. Without pics, I can't tell u how to repair, but in the future just use that point instead.

So is that an alternate point for c3b2 "Iateshaggy"?
Cheers.

Yes, solder to that, not by the hana chip.

I dont suppose you know an alternative for cpu_Pll_bypass or at least where/if the trace is?
Ive done approx ten now without issue then this one jasper,hmm. 256 internal,ggbuild but just blinks.
Also when i set this console up as normal dash there is no internall memory according to dash yet nandpro etc claims its a 256?

That point only works if you didn't attempt to solder to the first one. If you rip the trace like the op did, then that alternate point is useless till the trace is repaired.

But for an un touched xbox 360 it will work fine.

If you rip it like the op did then it probably wouldnt even start up to even entertain the alternate point hence the need to attach a resistor.

Yea when you lift the c3b2 point the xbox won't even boot... I have a dead jasper laying around now. If anyone is interested in maybe just seeing if I can fix it i can take a pic.

I also lost that resistor. Does anyone know the value of the resistor?

33 ohm works fine

Yeah, ive done exactly the same thing did you ever manage to pull the hana chip off andfind out where that trace goes?