(adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({}); I have all the points soldered and the right kernel xbox, and I can't dump the nand. I have read that I have to put my XP computers LPT port into SPP but my compute does not have that as an option. What do I do?

alright i got it past the 26C somehow, and it finished, but there are two errors:

"Error: 280 reading block 39C
Error: 280 reading block 3BA"

Hmm, and your still using 100ohm resisters?

Yeah since I couldn't touch anything inside that adapter, they were too far inside

I still think the diode may be installed incorrectly inside the adapter. The diode should be soldered DIRECTLY to the motherboard with the black stripe side towards the motherboard.

All of the blocks read fine except for 39C and 3BA on the run I just did. I don't think its the diode at all. After looking at the diode the black stripe is facing the motherboard.

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is there a list of nandpro error codes and what they mean? just think it could be helpful

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Now Im getting errors for a lot more blocks, although not all of them. It gets up to 29B without any problems

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Now when I dump, most of the time it does it good until I get the following types of errors

error: 140 reading...
error: 1c0 reading...
error 8140 reading...
error 41c0
error 280

all of these are assorted and have their own blocks, etc - but those are the error codes
i read somewhere that it could be the resistors and that if i remove them its possible it'll work fine. is this my best solution?

I would go to smaller resisters and try that before removing them completly.

Just following up, any luck yet?

I had the same problems @Casey1094 is having. turns out, two of the resisters at the end of the lpt cable i made, came in to contact.