Open up a BCM
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XX
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St. Jude Donor '12
Open up a BCM
Does anyone know if you can split open a c6 BCM, I started but stopped as it was tight and didn't want to screw it up till I get what I need to install another one.
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Yes, you can split a BCM to get to the board.
Is is going to do you any good, maybe and just depends what went out on the board. Most of the stuff is easy to resolve, but if a major proprietary chips went south, no way to get another one that has been flashed instead.
Hence if the board is having intermittent problems, walk in the part solving that problem.
Programmed chip gone South instead, time for a new BCM.
And just a FYI, most of the module boards have proprietary program chips in them as well.
Is is going to do you any good, maybe and just depends what went out on the board. Most of the stuff is easy to resolve, but if a major proprietary chips went south, no way to get another one that has been flashed instead.
Hence if the board is having intermittent problems, walk in the part solving that problem.
Programmed chip gone South instead, time for a new BCM.
And just a FYI, most of the module boards have proprietary program chips in them as well.
Last edited by Dano523; Nov 10, 2017 at 05:43 AM.
Thread Starter
XX
Joined: Jul 2009
Posts: 859
Likes: 40
From: Louisiana
St. Jude Donor '12
Yes, you can split a BCM to get to the board.
Is is going to do you any good, maybe and just depends what went out on the board. Most of the stuff is easy to resolve, but if a major proprietary chips went south, no way to get another one that has been flashed instead.
Hence if the board is having intermittent problems, walk in the part solving that problem.
Programmed chip gone South instead, time for a new BCM.
And just a FYI, most of the module boards have proprietary program chips in them as well.
Is is going to do you any good, maybe and just depends what went out on the board. Most of the stuff is easy to resolve, but if a major proprietary chips went south, no way to get another one that has been flashed instead.
Hence if the board is having intermittent problems, walk in the part solving that problem.
Programmed chip gone South instead, time for a new BCM.
And just a FYI, most of the module boards have proprietary program chips in them as well.
Last edited by XX; Nov 10, 2017 at 10:41 AM.
