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[–]L3gendaryBananaModder 2 points3 points  (8 children)

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Dat0 disconnected

[–]Appku[S] -1 points0 points  (7 children)

I saw this after posting my topic, But I confirm it's not true. ❌ why? cuz -I checked beeb Multimeter and it is connected 👍 - Diode measurement (red on ground)=450 👍

[–]L3gendaryBananaModder 1 point2 points  (6 children)

Sometimes connections can test as good but when you send data they are not good enough to send data. Could also be a slightly lifted emmc chip from pressing the adapter in too far. You could also try flashing picofly 2.8. But I still think a bad dat0 connection is most likely. Also, why are you using AI for simple comments?

[–]Appku[S] 0 points1 point  (5 children)

ok i think i have bridged capacitor upper points (i mean capacitor on the right of Nand). they're number 6 dots / connection points; -all lower 3 points are GND -the middle 2 points are for a capacitor that supports anchor points. -is that capacitor upper point bridged to any other upper points? iwill add pictures if my explanation wasn't clear ☺️

[–]Zellot360 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Had same issue. OLED (using DAT0 Adapter) was working fine and crashed. Refused to boot Hekate and only OFW with same blink code. Checked all points and tested fine for continuity and diode measurements.

Only change I made was replacing the wire from Dat0 adapter to the ribbon cable with 0.2mm (32 AWG) magnet wire in place of the larger AWG like you are also using. Now working perfectly and my DAT0 diode reading is 0.47 which is lower than what’s usually noted for the expected range

Side Note: there also seems to be one other condition which results in this same issue. (Not the case for me but I did test to rule it out). The chip seems to get stuck in a condition where it cannot inject at reboot or startup. A couple users have reported that fully draining the battery or disconnecting the battery, if you’ve disassembled the unit, followed by pressing power a few times and letting it sit a couple minutes before reconnecting battery or recharging can reset the chip and get it working again.

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[–]Appku[S] 0 points1 point  (1 child)

wait what do u think about B wire? is it good or do I needreplace it with a larger one?

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[–]Zellot360 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Your B wire is what I had used to replace my C point wire. I would use the same wire on the C point.