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Flash Config: 0x00000000 Can not Continue (RGH)

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  • 25-10-2012 6:45pm
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    Reamer Fanny
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    Anyone ever encountered the "Flash Config: 0x00000000 Can not Continue" error? I am trying to write/read to the nand on a Falcon. It's not a problem with the soldering or nand-x as it could write/read perfect on a Xenon, any ideas?


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    docentore
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    justryan wrote: »
    Anyone ever encountered the "Flash Config: 0x00000000 Can not Continue" error? I am trying to write/read to the nand on a Falcon. It's not a problem with the soldering or nand-x as it could write/read perfect on a Xenon, any ideas?

    I always say that it isn't problem wirh soldering but in 99% it is :-)

    Sorry that i cannot be more helpful


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    mayto
    Registered Users Posts: 849 ✭✭✭mayto


    I think I got it with one console, think it was down to the soldering. Is the motherboard getting power?, I'm sure it is but just checking :)


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    Reamer Fanny
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    docentore wrote: »
    I always say that it isn't problem wirh soldering but in 99% it is :-)

    Sorry that i cannot be more helpful

    Ay your right, the one time I didn't use flux I get flash config error. Tried again this time applying flux to the solder points and it dumps fine :D


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    Reamer Fanny
    Closed Accounts Posts: 2,828 ✭✭✭Reamer Fanny


    Used flux again this time flash config 0x0000000 :mad: I think it's down to Windows 8 (recently upgraded from Windows 7), so I disabled driver signature enforcement and I'm back in action.


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