Re: Locked ls1 pcm need help
Posted: Sat Jan 08, 2011 2:44 am
byteswap/invert swaps the Hi/Low buffer, depending on your burner software there is a byte swap or invert option.
But that bin you have there is fine. I would be removing the flash chip again and try to read it out again just to be sure it actually did burn correctly.
Make sure you clean the flash chip legs to ensure a good connection to the psop adaptor as they can become tempramental if there is a build up of solder etc. If it reads out fine and you verified a good read easiest way is like ttvn said verify a vin and calibration in bin which is located a 6000.
If thats all fine make sure you havent lifted a track when removing flash. Reinstall it and try to read it out again.
Goodluck
But that bin you have there is fine. I would be removing the flash chip again and try to read it out again just to be sure it actually did burn correctly.
Make sure you clean the flash chip legs to ensure a good connection to the psop adaptor as they can become tempramental if there is a build up of solder etc. If it reads out fine and you verified a good read easiest way is like ttvn said verify a vin and calibration in bin which is located a 6000.
If thats all fine make sure you havent lifted a track when removing flash. Reinstall it and try to read it out again.
Goodluck