*almost ghetto'd me or else I wouldn't post

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bruh

>>108974412
oh, i forgot about this. so you think you will actually make it work? i saw the bent board in the first thread and thought it was over

>>108974412
Godspeed, OP.

>>108974811
not unless I can figure out what causing these three error codes to appear. I'm speculating it has something to do with the I2C bus or a missing power rail in this part of the board.

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I managed to restore the severed HDMI_EN trace to the relevant Mitsumi voltage regulator and this got rid of the 2114 error.
However 2024 and 2124 pesrist. God I wish someone with a known working PS3 could measure the impedance on +1.2v and +3.3v going to the HDMI encoder chip.

>>108976372
Put the board in the oven or give it the hot air treatment.

this is legit the most entertaining thing that's happened here since forever. keep going OP, godspeed!

i like seeing this. im in the middle of bodging a pi into a speak and spell and the amount of hardware bullshit ive had to learn is overwhelming, i cant imagine getting something this modern working after this kind of break. best of luck, keep posting.

>>108976372
What model PS3 is it? Is it one of the fat ones?
Would there be differences for those lines on different models? I have a fairly late slim one maybe I could open up but it might not give useful data.
(links to relevant board revisions on ps3dev wiki might be helpful)

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op rn

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>>108977554
It's a PS3 Slim, CECH-2008, DYN-001 motherboard.
https://www.psdevwiki.com/ps3/DYN-00x
https://www.psdevwiki.com/ps3/SW2-301
https://www.psdevwiki.com/ps3/MN8647091
https://www.psdevwiki.com/ps3/CXM4027R
https://www.psdevwiki.com/ps3/Regulators

Any model that has a MN8647091 HDMI encoder, CXM4027R video encoder chip, an SW2 series Syscon would be a huge help to me if you can find all similar voltage converters around the rear I/O converter chips and trace where their enable pins go to and, if possible, which output voltage they're designed for and what IC do thhey power.
https://www.psdevwiki.com/ps3/File:OnSemi-NCP511SN25T1G-TSOP5.png
>>108977679
Haha yes.
>>108977275
Dumb idea. I have some voltage regulators to restore before this thing will even try to power up CELL BE/RSX.

>>108977744
>Dumb idea.
Not if you have broken solder joints.

>>108977774
I know why you want to heat treat it but it's too early for that. I'm yet to actually see the CELL/BE & RSX startup sequence and its relevant errors. Need to solve the video subsystem failure first.

>>108977820
Pull up HDMI pin 19 with 1kΩ to +5V (HDMI pin 18). You might have to spoof EDID on DDC (pins 15 & 16).

>>108974794
>Using Windows
You won't make it.

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>>108979278
Tyranny of will shall prove otherwise, fren. He's unstoppable.

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>>108977854
This is a dummy plug guide, right? I don't think this will help since I'm trying to output video through composite right now.

I think I'm missing 3.3V and 1.5V on the CXR analog video encoder IC.
The problem is, which exact lanes am I missing? I don't have the service manual for a DYN-001 board, only for COK and SEM. I suspect that I'm missing +1.5V_RSX_VDDIO and +3.3V_ANA which prevents Syscon from talking to the VCE and enabling the voltage regulator that produces HDMI voltage lanes (something its programmed to do only if it can talk to the VCE? idk)

>>108974412
Didn't even think I would see you again. I know nothing about this stuff but good luck

>>108974412
what are the odds a ps3 would be yeeted at a systems professional?
or maybe this just happens every second of the day and this time happened to be yeeted at someone with the tools/knowledge to attempt its repair?
i smell shit

>>108979278
Windows derangement syndrome.

>>108981611
What are the odds a PS3 would be thrown at a hobbyist who can order the right tools online, use google and lurk ps3devwiki/psxplace?

>>108981726
still pretty damn low

>>108981726
>who can order the right tools online, use google and lurk ps3devwiki/psxplace?
Those are not very high prerequisites.

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Give me some pointers.
I can do impedance with just a multimeter without having to power it on, right?

>>108984162
On MN8647091 HDMI_VCC2 is ~212k and HDMI_VCC1 is 5.3k

>>108984162
>>108984273
On CXM4027R DVE_VCC1 is 590 and DVE_VCC2 is 98

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>>108984291
Thank you! I was trying to clear up a couple of things yesterday:
- what is the pinout of these bigger 6-pin voltage regulators?
- does this cluster of 3 voltage regs on the back side of the board power any of the converter chips, HDMI/analog? (pic related, 2 small regs produce +3.3V_EVER that feed the syscon together, what power lane is powered by the bigger one?
- What is that +12V voltage regulator besides the CXR video converter chip and what does it power? Where does enable signal come from?
- Main question: is DVE_VCC1 really +1.5V (+1.5V_RSX_VDDIO?) and DVE_VCC2 is +3.3 (+3.3V_ANA?) Where are these voltages coming from? Which regulators? What do their enable signals come from?

>>108984162
Yeah, you can do impedance and probing without power on. In fact, doing it while the board is powered on will disrupt the meter because it uses voltage to measure resistance and continuity.
However, voltage measuring needs to be done on a powered board. You might have to press the power button or do

bringup

in order for the required voltages to appear, though...

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>>108984579
Seeing I have Super Slim revision board, I don't know exactly what regulators you are referring to. I can provide a reverse shot of the board if you want to circle anything you want me to look at on that side.

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>>108984789
Holy fuck, you're a life savior. Did you probe the enable signals? They might be coming from Sherwood or transistors connected to it.
This cluster of transistor is on the back side of the board, next to the huge hole and the +12V_MAIN power plug.

>someone tosses probably-already-broken ps3 out the window
>random anon on /g/: i will make it my personal mission to restore you to health... now eat all the eggs

the only other time i've seen someone put this much effort into a board with snapped off sections was a one-of-a-kind prototype, doing this with some random ps3 is certainly a decision

>>108984812
*The cluster of voltage regs I was talking about earlier
Sorry for the confusion

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I found the reg you discovered.

what's your day job, op? you've clearly done this before. from the appropriate wire sizing to the equipment and space available to the clean as board cutting... not to mention actually just knowing what to do instead of asking what to do

>>108984896
The space I'm working in isn't clean at all, I'm doing all of this in my uni dorm room.
I'm a DevOps engineer/SRE. Necromancy is just a hobby.

>>108981616
Your chairman is Indian.

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>>108984812
>Did you probe the enable signals?
They seem to disappear into the middle of the PCB somewhere (tented via that doesn't have a trace on the other side).
They're all low resistance to ground as well, so my multimeter buzzes out any ground with them, but they seem to have the same resistance to ground, 26ohm, and under 1ohm to each other.
They are also under 1ohm to this pin on 304 501Y which looks like part of the power system for the RSX, but I don't know what it is yet.

>>108984946
i meant the board cutting was "clean as" (i.e. very nicely done)
i wish you well on your studies

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>>108984973
I might be going crazy but I believe the chip enables are tied to this pin on my SW3-302, which would be pin 63 on the SW2-301.

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>>108985172
But I think I am correct, because these regulator enable pins are tied to the pin next to it.

interesting thread, nice to see actual technology discussion.

>>108984979
Thank you. I cut it with a low power (18000 rpm to cut, not melt) gringing pen and sanded the edge with sandpaper of incremental roughness going all the way to 2000 grit. I was doing wet sanding with distilled water and cleaned the board edge with isopropyl.
>>108984973
>>108985172
>>108985176
Thank you so much for your help. If you could power the board and measure the volatges, confirming that DVE_VCC are 3.3 and 1.5 as documented on the wiki, that would be awesome.

>>108985214
>Thank you. I cut it with a low power (18000 rpm to cut, not melt) gringing pen and sanded the edge with sandpaper of incremental roughness going all the way to 2000 grit. I was doing wet sanding with distilled water and cleaned the board edge with isopropyl.
you see, this is what i mean. /g/ is full of retards, it's not every day nor every month you see someone who appreciates just what is needed for something as seemingly simple as ensuring a clean cut on a many-layer PCB

>>108984964
CEOs are front men. They are interchangeable. He will be swapped with the next FOTD race in 10 years

>>108985214
I'm reluctant to power it because I don't have any way to really cool the chips, or a power supply to inject power with.
Kinda don't want to damage my PS3.
There is a second 33N205 on my board at least (one of the regulators in >>108985176 ) which is on a different enable line, maybe yours has another one as well you could probe to confirm that voltage.
A data sheet I found for BD35281 (closest i could find to D35287) suggests it has an output voltage of 1.2V, which may suggest that DVE_VCC1 is 3.3V and DVE_VCC2 is 1.2~1.5V

>>108985301
Understandable. Thank you immeasurably for your input!
I'll make sure to document the voltages and regulators on PS3DW later after doing some testing on my side. I'm all out of questions for you now, let's hope your findings would help to bring this board up.

https://www.psx-place.com/threads/frankenstein-phat-ps3-cecha-with-40nm-rsx.28069/page-14
They're talking about D35287 in this thread, seems to provide 1.2. Could be some useful information here.

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This isn't labeled as a 348A, but the pinout seems to match (I checked the connection to the SW).
Just thought i'd add it seeing it was in the list before and I didn't check on it.

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Did some tracing and matched it with a leaked service manual. I think I'm missing voltages that originate from a DC/DC converter (something like MB39A116PFT as seen on SEM-001)

Keep me posted
>>108979278
shut up troon

>>108985916
My board has a 348A. The pinout matches this regulator, though.

>>108984273
Wait a second. I don't know what I was measuring here now. Using >>108985916 I get 1.1k ohms on HDMI_VCC2 and 4.4k on HDMI_VCC1.
I probably aren't qualified to be doing this.

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I still don't know the pinout of those beefy VREGs but I guess its something like
EN VIN
GND GND>
NC VOUT

>>108986040
You corrected yourself and I think you're more than qualified. So far, your input matches the leaked service manuals and are making this job so much easier.

>>108986044
Yeah, that pinout sounds right.

>>108986044
I found that the VIN on the 33N205 feeding DVE_VCC1 is also present up on an 8 pin chip near the USB ports on my board. Probably 5V?
Probably quite a widely available power line, which means that the fault could be anywhere if it isn't present.

>>108986155
I say you bake the board, Anon. Then you can beep out continuity to narrow down the missing traces/vias and bodge them one at a time.

Baking the board will not help me here! It can only help with dead BGA connections (RSX, CELL/BE, soutbridge) which Syscon can tell me about with its error logs!
It can solve micro cracks in solder connections but I'm seeing none so far so I think baking the board will do me more hard than good. And I don't have an oven to bake it in.

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I think I found the culprit. Its enable signals are probably missing.

>>108986411
>Baking the board will not help me here!
It could fix some inner layers but it's a gamble. Syscon is only going to tell you about initialized hardware. It's blind to everything else.

SI4340CDY*
I mixed the name up

Never mind this is a MOSFET not a DC-DC. Maybe I'm unqualified too.

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Undocumented TI 28-pin TSSOP DC-DC converter right underneath that SI dual channel MOSFET is probably is in charge of these voltages. Fuck.

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Made these aligned photos to make tracing easier.

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2/2

>>108985279
Ultimate Cope.

>>108986032
Nigger Rapist.

>>108986492
We're just a bunch of unqualified people having fun, doing what we can.

>>108986906
I might need to find what controls this voltage regulator. I think I'm missing an enable signal here.
Superslim anon, do you still have that board handy? Do you see any Texas Instruments 707071 dual channel DCDCs there?

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>>108987958
I do not have anything like that on my board.
The closest candidate may be that chip down by F6300 and F6304.
Looking at a picture of your board on ps3dev, it looks like there is a second similar IC with similar components around it near the USB ports. I can't actually read the chip though, is it the same IC?

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>>108988052
I can't see the TSSOP28 regs, must be absent from this board. I'm trying to figure out their pinout. This is an incomplete trace of the regulator

All I know is that there seems to be 3 of the same DC-DC dual channel converters for rsx, cell and misc

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>>108988114
It does look like it is similarly laid out to the chip I mentioned in >>108988052 39A137 which is likely a DC/DC converter.
But there's only one on the entire board, top and bottom. I think it is serving the same role as this one here because it is connected to the CELL.

>>108988240
If you see coils, polar barrel poly caps and MOSFETs on the other side of the board right above it, it's a DC-DC converter.
I looked at the board photos. It is a DC-DC alright.

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Could be incorrect but here.

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>>108988544
Though it is similar, it's a smaller chip 24 vs 28 pins, so I don't know the utility of even mapping out my one, even if I could.
Here's a closeup of it anyway.

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I found the DC-DC responsible for 5V and 3.3V miscs, it's this one over here and it's not producing them.

why does the PCB look like you cut it in half?

Today OP was not a faggot. Had no idea /g/ was still capable of something like this.

Now that I know which DC-DC converter is giving me headache, I'm going to call it a day for now

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>>108988776
>>108988905
It seems this DC-DC has the same role on my board, though I'm not entirely sure if that pin on the chip is an output or an input (ref?) on it.
Either way, it connects to the VIN of that regulator, other similar packaged regulators and a bunch of other chips on the board.
Not sure where the 3.3V is (thought it was the 12V for a minute there, then double checked).

Took me long enough to find this read from Felix.
I'm a moron for not finding it sooner!
https://www.psx-place.com/threads/fault-finding-ylod-with-the-syscon-first-steps-and-error-reporting.30100/page-121#post-321909

>>108989109
It looks like the 902024 errors are likely a reflection of the 092124 or 002124 error?
Because step 90 is it trying to save settings from the HDMI (or other places?) if it fails to power them up and shuts down it will also fail to save.
Even if you don't want to use HDMI for now, it seems you might need to have the chip working properly to bring the system up anyway.

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>>108989204
Yeah, this is exactly what seems to be happening. Going after the +5V_MISC and other voltages was probably a bad call since the DC-DC that controls it is probably not going to be enabled. I'm going yo RTFM tomorrow, double check my error logs and whether or not one of the trace repairs I've attempted actually set me back and prevented me from going up to step 9.

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>>108988840
he did, kind of. this is a board repair on a ps3 that was thrown out of a multi-storey building, the board was bent so so he cut off the bent part

pic from earlier thread

>>108990348
i would help you OP but i do not help people who do not help themselves, and you seem like the type since your keyboard is missing a numpad, you got hoist by your own petard retard

>>108990394
If you read the post, that's not OP you're responding to.

>>108990394
>making assumptuons about people based on the absence of numpad
>insults
what are you, 14? if you don't want to help you don't have to be petty about it.

I've had some time to think about what I've done and how it affected power stages.
Turns out, the bodge wire to restore the connection to HDMI_EN on the voltage regulator was not only reduntant but it also prevented the syscon from powering that reg up.
Now I can see this voltage regulator output the required voltages for HDMI and I think the voltages for VCE/clockgen are created appropriately too but the console turns them off very quickly. I'm going to check all the voltage lanes that get initialized in step 09 for shorts and see if I'm missing something.

>>108991760
Sometimes fixing a mistake you made is progress, even if it feels like a step backwards.

>>108974412
>and ghetto'd me
Wasn't it "nearly ghetto'd"?
Did the retard that threw it out come back for it to finish the job?

>>108981616
>>108984964
>>108992625
>>108992738
>>108992757
>>108992768
You glowing kikes are just as obnoxious as trannies and jeets. It's a thread about a guy repairing a smashed console go back to sodomising each other on /pol/

>>108992757
>The don't.
ESL.

wtf is happening, this is a thread about ps3
are the guys above just llms?

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>>108993277
>oy vey stop nooticin goy just get mad

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>>108993314
>everyone I don't like is jewish

>>108993336
>its
Yes.

Trannies aren't good at anything. That's why they're perpetually enraged. ANyway, back to the ps3 bodging marathon.

I'm not sure where to go with this board from here. I'm experiencing intermittent 2114 and persistent 2024/2124. The board never makes it out of POST stage 09. The board powers HDMI chip just fine and seems to briefly power VCE. So briefly that my multimeter barely registers a voltage spike. I did c
Could be three things:
- missing some voltage
- anons from the first thread were right and it's a power filtering issue (cracked mlcc?)
- something's shorting

By the way, do you guys really have nothing better to do than to argue about... everything you're arguing about in a PS3 repair thread?

>>108993400
>By the way, do you guys really have nothing better to do than to argue about... everything you're arguing about in a PS3 repair thread?
please don't reply to them, this has been a progressive issue ever since /pol/ was instantiated. it's better to ignore them entirely. 4chan is a big place and /g/ is a relatively small board, so we have shitposts from other boards more often than is comfortable.

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I get it. I finally get it. The PS3 got bottom surgery. It all makes sense now. The Sneed, the seed and feed- everything.

Several dogshit worthless threads to spam your inane babble and you choose one of the few interesting ones? Seriously?
The retarded fucking janitors could at least do something about it here even though they refuse to clean up the rest of the board, have some fucking manners.

Seems like somebody woke up on the wrong side of the non-binary bed this morning. Sheesh. Let's get some PS3 updates, Ivan. Maybe you could get a bunch of buck converters and inject voltage where it's missing.

>>108974933
Is there anything worth salvaging if you can't get it working as a console? I think you said the bluray drive wasn't in it

>>108974412
perhaps it fell from heaven 'cause this thread sure is a Godsend ;)

>>108994443
Does your face hurt?

>>108994395
GPU (RSX) can be harvested and used in YLOD-ing back-compat PS3 FAT consoles. HDD survived. This can become a parts board in case I can't bring it up.
>>108994218
>Maybe you could get a bunch of buck converters and inject voltage where it's missing.
Current bucks work fine but the console seems to power them off abruptly on boot stage 09. I'm currently probing all of the analog voltages that are enabled by SW08 (boot stage 09). I'm using Felix's guide and leaked COK-001/SEM-001 (PS3 FAT) schematics.
That would be
A:
+1.6V_BE_VDDA (CPU analog subsystems positive voltage)
+1.5V_YC_RC_VDDA (CPU memory subsystems)
B:
+1.5V_AVCG_VDDIO (Clock generator digital I/O portion power)
+1.5V_RSX_VDDIO (GPU digital IO analog power, which also seems to feed CXM video chip)
C:
+1.8V_RSX_PLL_VDD
+1.8V_RSX_FBVDDQ

If I'm right, one or more of those are either short or missing.

>>108994733
I'm guessing an inner layer is either shorted or open. It's a needle in a haystack. It might be several needles in several different haystacks,

>>108994571
Not yet. Why ever do you ask, Anon?

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>>108994933
Because it's killing me.

>>108994733
Can you inject that voltage, or maybe a lower voltage, at the regulators creating those power sources and check if the power is getting to where it should?

>>108995258
He said the converters on the board are working, but they're being shut down at a certain point in the boot sequence.

>>108994733
Start with the clock signal.

>>108995276
I know. By injecting the voltage he could look to see if there are any devices not getting the power they need which could be what causes the syscon to abort the startup.

>>108995399
I think voltages on SW_08 are more or less OK. Weird...

this is pretty neat, hope you get something figured out OP

>>108995285
Clock signal for what?
>>108996894
I have my hands full with bachelor thesis.
Currently I suspect that HDMI and VCE converter chips are just out and were the cause of the previous owner's frustration. I'm going to order a parts board from someone who attempterd a Frankenstein mod to try and replace the chips.

>>108998784
>Clock signal for what?
+1.5V_AVCG_VDDIO (Clock generator digital I/O portion power)
+1.8V_RSX_PLL_VDD
> I'm going to order a parts board
Now you're spending money. Just but a working board and swap it. Then you can work on the bomb PS3 in your spare time.

>>108998836
I got the parts board for $7.
I can buy a working PS3 if I want to. I want to bring this board up for lulz.
And I don't have a scope (yet) to measure the clock signal.

https://www.psdevwiki.com/ps3/Syscon_Error_Codes
missed something
>A0A02024 Occurred in a KTE-001 with a failed Bluetooth/Wifi module step-up voltage converter. A0002024/A0002124/A0003001 occured when attempting to power without 12v connected. A0A02024 also recorded. When 12v was connected the same codes would occur at step no. 09 instead of 00. 2024 replaces HDMI encoder, 2124 replaces AV, completed.
Needs more sanding around the wi-fi chip? Missing feedback to syscon from the voltage regulator?

>>109000384
I would test a working console by disconnecting things one by one and comparing syscon logs. What happens if you try to boot a working PS3 without a connected display?

reminds me of the time i found a ps2 slim that had clearly been stabbed through the board with a knife
/g/ was useless of course since you're all retards and i ended up throwing it away

>>109001317
that would be an expensive and unfun repair if its in the middle and not an the edge
posssible nonetheless

at the*

bump for interest

Had no idea the PS3 PCB was so fucking big

>>109003455
It got smaller.

>>108974412
bruh is it still going?

>>109003498
Yes, it is, even though it's hindered by the upcoming bachelor thesis

>>108974412
reading through the thread, looks like you need a "board view" file to see where all the layers and traces are and where stuff is supposed to connect, legendary thread btw OP

good thread bumpo

>>109003742
i think the anon probably already have it

>>109003742
>>109003809
There is no such thing for my board unfortunately. There are leaked service manuals for some older revisions of the board and I'm using them already.

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i'm a psycho
reverse engineered syscon firmware to understand what 8032 powerseq error means
this one literally reads "hello clock generator where are you i can't hear you"
im going insane

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>>109004245
Going insane is for quitters.

>>108976372
Why? Just guess and adjust.

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>MK_I2C gets split into two

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COK and SEM used to have a dedicated switch (IC5005) that would enable/disable auxilary I2C line communication

This time however the separation is embedded in the TI clockgen chip.

I can confirm that SDA/SCL to this chip are continuous on my board but the switch IC5005 from COK/SEM had a dedicated enable line, maybe this chip has one too and it's missing due to board damage? Can someone with a similar board (Slim/Superslim, SWx series syscon and TI CDC971 chip) probe for it?

>>108984946
>The space I'm working in isn't clean at all, I'm doing all of this in my uni dorm room.
>I'm a DevOps engineer/SRE. Necromancy is just a hobby.
I'm prefacing this by saying I work at an S&P 500 Silicon Manufacturer when I say this; whatever you're doing at uni, stop and start taking embedded courses. The industry needs more people like you in it as compared to the slop engineers we're currently getting

>>109004831
Save your praise for when I get this board working. IF I get it working. Right now, I did nothing to deserve it.

>>109005074
i like this guy

>>108990744
that probably just means he's gay. he has a bright future ahead of himself

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