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There's a lot of solutions for clipping a programmer on to an in circuit parallel Flash chip in the dozens of dollars range.

• merbanan 6y ago
  I never got a clip-on adapter working on later generation Broadcom devices. On previous ones I shorted the cs-pin to make the nand chip disappear from the SoC. Then you could flash the chip.
  • monocasa 6y ago
    Were you trying to flash while the device was on?
    • merbanan 6y ago
      Yes, the clip-on adapter could not power the chip in-circuit. So I use the power from the board. As I said this worked fine on some boards but not others.
      • monocasa 6y ago
        I would see what's wrong with your clip. They're supposed to provide power.
• rtpg 6y ago
  I have never found one for TSOP-48 chips beyond the 360-clip/wii-clip, do you know of others in that space for this size of chip?
  • monocasa 6y ago
    There's a bunch on alibaba. A quick search also as this popping up, but I haven't tried them. https://shop.zeigren.com/ https://shop.zeigren.com/