nand flasher and whats do we need?

**dread123** · 01-09-2011,06:07 AM

as the title really.
I am not a developer or coder etc, but i do have a couple of fat ps3's- 1 ps2 enabled and the other a normal 80gb.
i have alittle funds burning in my pocket and would like to know what flasher i can get that will require soldering to motherboard -in order to help other people that want to make changes to kernel etc.
The soldering is no problem as i have couple of friends in the business -so will leave to them- just after the schematcis of where points are soldered to and what flashers are suitable for this kind of work?

thanks

**user** · 01-09-2011,07:38 PM

you can get the info on fail0verflow's git
to download click snapshot

**andyt12** · 01-09-2011,09:56 PM

You could buy any programmer that supports the 29lg128 Flash chip and make a home made adaptor to connect it to the main board.

This is only for the newer phats and slim. I beleave the BC Phats have a 256mb nand where what were talking about is a nor chip.

I would make my own, with either a high pin count pic chip, probably a 24f series with USB, or a lower 18f with usb and use a logic counter to drive address bus and a mux for 16bit data bus.

Coding it would be very simple, I may even look into it myself in the near future.

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