Marty
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You can set a lower fan speed in the custom BIOS.
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Let's see your connections....
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If you're programmer is similar, you can do this to pull 3.3v....
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I have the same programmer. Open it up and tap 3.3v off the voltage regulator. User a multi-meter to make sure you're getting the correct leg of the regulator for 3.3v
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Which programmer are you using? I'm sure you can pin-out 3.3v from somewhere on the board....or drop voltage from a 5v regulator with a Zener diode.
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Where did they go?
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What was "incompatible"?
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....or, you can set fan speed in a custom BIOS, which you would have if you've modded your console.
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Have you ever burned a disk image from ISO before?
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I would only recommend removing RAM with hot air.
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Okay.
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I don't see anything more than 3D figures being dragged around in a modeler....
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Whoa....so it's not just me.
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this
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It's really one of the most ubiquitous cables you'll find. Good on Microsoft for at least not making this a proprietary piece.
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It's a common cable on many electrical devices (boom boxes, radios, printers....etc...) You should be able to find a decent one at a thrift shop, that's where I buy them. Usually $2 or $3.
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You tested each RAM module separately with XBlast OS during the install?
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Try Cerbios with a different UDMA mode.
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Did you use the correct value for the capacitors. Are they all oriented properly?
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Which step are you stuck on?
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Check your soldering.
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If you didn't originally make backups, you're going to need an EEPROM reader, to say the least.
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If you have the talent to code, you should probably choose a more current and popular platform.
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help Who has real experience flashing an LG GDR 8163?
Marty replied to ILK_Fraiser's topic in Hardware Mods
The only partial guide I found on Wayback has important sections missing....specifically solder points on the DVD PCB.
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Board startup date: April 23, 2017 12:45:48