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Here they are:
PP5V_S5 - osc
PP5V_SUS - osc
PP5V_S3 - 0
PP5V_S0 - 0
PPBUS_G3H - 12.5
PPVIN_S5_HS_COMPUTING_ISNS - 12.5
PPVIN_S5_HS_GPU_ISNS - 12.5
PPVIN_S5_HS_OTHER_ISNS - 12.5
PPDCIN_G3H - 16.7
PP3V42_G3H - 3.4
PPVRTC_G3H - 3.4
PP3V3_S4 - osc
PP3V3_SUS - osc
PP3V3_S5 - osc
PP3V3_S3 - osc
PP3V3_S0 - osc
PP3V3_T29 - 0
PP1V05_T29 - 0
PP15V_T29 - 0
PP1V8_S0 - 0
PP3V3_S0GPU - 0
At this point I stopped with the 1.8V/1.5V/1.2V/1.05V...
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PP3V3_S5 - oscillating
PP3V3_S0 - oscillating
PP1V05_S0 - 0V
P1V5S0_PGOOD - 0V
P1V8S0_PGOOD - 0V
P5VS3_PGOOD - 0V
CPUVCCIOS0_PGOOD - 0V
PVCCSA_PGOOD - 0V
So I went on the PP3V3_S5 line which comes out of Q7260 through L7260 and I'm lost here ... P3V3S5_TG is oscillating, PPVIN_S5_HS_OTHER_ISNS is a solid 12.5V, P3V3S5_DRVL is oscillating....
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MBP A1286 820-2915 green light only, no start
Hi guys,
I have this 2011 MBP - the company I was working for, bought it at the time for a project and gave it to me after that. Later on, I gave it to my daughter which used it for normal internet browsing and office apps. At some point the, now famous, AMD GPU issue hit this laptop as well. I disabled the use of the AMD GPU following some information I found at the time (the one that, at the end, one moved AMD kext drivers to a backup location). So the laptop was using the CPU graphics and it was ok for the said daily usage. I even replaced the drive with an SSD one and it was operating...
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HP Elitebook 8560p - sudden power off
Hi guys,
I have an HP Elitebook 8560p which works for a while, then suddenly powers off.
I check the MB and I found a small cap exploded near a 6912 MOSFET (there were 3 such caps in parallel). I replace it with a 2 uF cap and the interval of power off events increased a lot. Initially the laptop was stopping at, in average, every 15-20 minutes, now it works for hours but it still stops once or twice per day.
I also replaced the 6912 MOSFET but it did not made any difference.
Unfortunately I don't have and could not find a schematic for this laptop so I'm...
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Re: Asus fx505dt
Perfect Mr. Fish My kid's laptop is running again. Thanks, much appreciated......
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Re: Asus fx505dt
[QUOTE=martha februarini;970667]can you try bios from my post sir ?
Thank you for your answer but that BIN didn't work.Re: Asus fx505dt
[QUOTE=martha februarini;970667]can you try bios from my post sir ?
Thank you for your answer but that BIN didn't work.Re: Asus fx505dt
[QUOTE=martha februarini;970667]can you try bios from my post sir ?
Thank you for your answer but that BIN didn't work.
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Re: Asus fx505dt
Ok, I was able to properly read the chip. The dump is attached.
Thanks,
B
[ATTACH]214847[/ATTACH]...
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Re: Macronix 1.8V serial flash memory
I bought a Pololu level shifter adapter but each time when I read the chip I get a slightly different content (I'm checking using MD5SUM). After 2-3 read operations flashbios no longer see the chip. After a few minutes I can read it again.
I checked the voltage - 1.85 to 1.9V. Any idea what I am missing?
Thanks,
B
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Re: Macronix 1.8V serial flash memory
Yes, I just did that. I was hoping for a quicker trick... thanks...
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Macronix 1.8V serial flash memory
Hi,
Having an Asus FX505DT with a broken BIOS, I pulled the BIOS chip - a Macronix MX25U12873F - to read what's left in it. I noticed the chip is a 1.8V chip while my RaspberryPi provides 3.3V on GPIO lines.
I also have an USBASP programmer but it supports 5V and 3.3V voltages.
Any idea on how to safely interface the little guy to one of the readers?
Thanks,
B
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