Hi guys, I finally did it.
STJ, what I used was this:
You just need to put a 68OHm resistor in every pin expept on GND (pin 4).
This lower the voltage from 3.3 to 1.8.
About the programmer...
I was using the version 1.29 and 1.30 (witch support 1.8v chips), but I was probably doing the step-by-step wrong (watched lots of videos on how to use the software on youtube).
What I was doing was:
- Run the software in compatibility mode (Win XP SP3) and as admin;
- Detect (reads the info but with all Unknown);
- Selecting some chip with some specs like my chip;
- Read;
- Backup;
- Erase;
- Read (witch already gave me the "Chip Main Memory with the contents are in disagreement" error after Verify).
I even tried to Program after this steps, but without success.
What I end up using (witch worked) was the version 1.18
And I did these steps:
-
DONT Run the software in compatibility mode (Win XP SP3) and as admin;
- Detect (reads the info but with all Unknown);
- Selecting some chip with some specs like my chip (The only one MXIC 16Mb was the
MX25L12805D);
- Blank (instead of Erase - after this the Verify stoped showing the error and all run smoothly);
- Verify;
- Program;
- Verify (all worked out
).
After this my motherboard was live again (an Asrock after a "successful" bios upgrade
).
The version (and drivers) I used: