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[[Category:Software]][[Category:Hardware]]
== PADS ==
== PADS ==


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| closed || open || Actel powered by 3.3 line
| closed || open || Actel powered by 3.3 line
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| closed || closed || DO NOT DO when using 3.3V wire ánd PS3 PSU powered.  Will blow progskeet by Actel being powered by USB and enabling 3.3 output.   
| closed || closed || DO NOT DO.  Will blow progskeet by Actel being powered by USB and enabling 3.3 output.   
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=== Short guides ===
Best praxis:
  NAND : method [D]  /    NOR : method [A]
==== [A] using PS3 PSU and Progskeet powered by USB ====
<div style="float:right">[[File:Ps3+usb.jpg|200px|thumb|left|Progskeet - PS3+USB]]</div>
<div style="border-width: 1px; border-style:dashed; border-color:#000000; padding: 10px; background-color:#FFFFFF; color:#000000; ">
'''Progskeet:'''
* ignore R7, close R8, close R9, open R10, close R11, open R12. do not use 3.3V wire from PS3 to Progskeet 3.3V pad
'''PS3:'''
* see above: do not use 3.3V wire
'''Usage:'''
* Power on console, halt by inserting USB to progskeet, dump CFI/autodetect, and when that is valid, dump flash and [[Validating flash dumps|validate]].
'''Normal mode:'''
* Disconnect USB from PC to Progskeet
'''Note:'''
* You need a powersupply, a power/reset board and cooling with fan
</div>
==== [B] using Progskeet powered by USB with Flash powered by Progskeet regulator ====
<div style="float:right">[[File:Usb-only.jpg|200px|thumb|left|Progskeet - USB-only]]</div>
<div style="border-width: 1px; border-style:dashed; border-color:#000000; padding: 10px; background-color:#FFFFFF; color:#000000; ">
'''Progskeet:'''
* close R7, close R8, close R9, open R10, close R11, open R12. use 3.3V wire from Progskeet 3.3V pad to PS3 flash
'''PS3:'''
* see above: use 3.3V wire
'''Usage:'''
* Connect Progskeet USB, dump CFI/autodetect, and when that is valid, dump flash and [[Validating flash dumps|validate]].
'''Normal mode:'''
* Open R7 or discontinue 3.3V line
'''Note:'''
* This method is least reliable because PS3 board drains 1200-1800mA while Progskeet can only supply 300-500mA.
</div>
==== [C] using PS3 PSU and Progskeet powered by Console ====
<div style="float:right">[[File:Console-only.jpg|200px|thumb|left|Progskeet - Console-only]]</div>
<div style="border-width: 1px; border-style:dashed; border-color:#000000; padding: 10px; background-color:#FFFFFF; color:#000000; ">
'''Progskeet:'''
* switch R7, open R8, close R9, open R10, close R11, open R12. use 3.3V wire from Progskeet 3.3V pad to PS3 flash
'''PS3:'''
* see above: use 3.3V wire
'''Usage:'''
* Power on console, halt by switching R7 on, dump CFI/autodetect, and when that is valid, dump flash and [[Validating flash dumps|validate]].
'''Normal mode:'''
* Open R7 or discontinue 3.3V line
'''Note:'''
* This is the old/archaic switched method.
* You need a powersupply, a power/reset board and cooling with fan
</div>
==== [D] using ATX PSU and Progskeet powered by USB ====
<div style="float:right">[[File:Usb+atx.jpg|200px|thumb|left|Progskeet - USB+ATX]]</div>
<div style="border-width: 1px; border-style:dashed; border-color:#000000; padding: 10px; background-color:#FFFFFF; color:#000000; ">
'''Progskeet:'''
* ignore R7, close R8, close R9, open R10, close R11, open R12. do not use 3.3V wire from PS3 to Progskeet 3.3V pad
'''ATX:'''
* connect +3.3V and GND to flash
'''Usage:'''
* Power on ATX PSU, dump CFI/autodetect, and when that is valid, dump flash and [[Validating flash dumps|validate]].
'''Normal mode:'''
* Discontinue 3.3V line
</div>
==== [E] using ATX PSU and Progskeet powered by ATX ====
<div style="float:right">[[File:Atx-only.jpg|200px|thumb|left|Progskeet - ATX-only]]</div>
<div style="border-width: 1px; border-style:dashed; border-color:#000000; padding: 10px; background-color:#FFFFFF; color:#000000; ">
'''Progskeet:'''
* close R7, open R8, close R9, open R10, close R11, open R12. use 3.3V wire from PS3 to Progskeet 3.3V pad
'''ATX:'''
* connect +3.3V and GND to flash
'''Usage:'''
* Power on ATX PSU, dump CFI/autodetect, and when that is valid, dump flash and [[Validating flash dumps|validate]].
'''Normal mode:'''
* Open R7 and Discontinue 3.3V line
</div>
=== Solder vs Solderless ===
PAD I/O usage, Solder versus Solderless bitstream
Numberonly pads are for green / DEV boards
{| class="wikitable"
|-
! NAND1 !! Solder<br />bitstream<br />Progskeet !! SL NAND<br />bitstream<br />Progskeet !! Remarks
|-
| RB || 64 / rdy || gp5 ||
|-
| RE || 69 / oe || gp1 ||
|-
| CE || 60 / gp3 || gp2 ||
|-
| CLE || 63 / gp0 || we ||
|-
| ALE || 62 / gp1 || rdy ||
|-
| WE || 65 / we || gp0 ||
|-
| WP || 61 / gp2 || gp3 ||
|-
|}
Nand1 IO: 79 / dq0 to 86 / dq7
{| class="wikitable"
|-
! NAND2 !! Solder<br />bitstream<br />Progskeet !! SL NAND<br />bitstream<br />Progskeet !! Remarks
|-
| RB || 3 / gp13 || a15 ||
|-
| RE || 98 / gp15 || a19 ||
|-
| CE || 7 / gp9 || a18 ||
|-
| CLE || 4 / gp12 || a22 ||
|-
| ALE || 5 / gp11 || a21 ||
|-
| WE || 2 / gp14 || a20 ||
|-
| WP || 6 / gp10 || a17 ||
|-
|}
Nand2 IO: 90 / dq8 to 97 / dq15


== Why does it give verification errors when writing or halt/freeze when dumping? ==
== Why does it give verification errors when writing or halt/freeze when dumping? ==
* Bad wiring
* Bad wiring
** 30AWG (bad) instead of 26AWG (ok) for NOR
** 30AWG instead of 26AWG for NOR
** Too long wires (>15cm)
** Too long wires
* Bad PC / USB chipset, just try an old PC with Windows XP/Linux
* Bad PC / USB chipset, just try an old PC with Windows XP/Linux
** Bad USB cable
** Bad USB cable
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* Power drops
* Power drops
* Bad grounding
* Bad grounding


=== Help sheet ===
=== Help sheet ===
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## Uploaded pictures or dump ? (http://www.mirrorcreator.com/)
## Uploaded pictures or dump ? (http://www.mirrorcreator.com/)
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</pre>


== External Tutorials ==
== External Tutorials ==
* [http://www.progskeet.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=3&t=3749 Nand Dumping process for cok-002w/002 - by avati] (does not cover [[Validating flash dumps]] fully though)
* [http://www.progskeet.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=3&t=3749 Nand Dumping process for cok-002w/002 - by avati] (does not cover [[Validating flash dumps]] fully though)
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