Did a photo shoot with the jallies over the long weekend over here. In this photo shoot, I have used this setup to flash the firmware while mining and it does not need to remove or change anything. Just that once you finish your flashing, put it back to the original shape...
These are the tools I used. There's a missing USB hub cable that used to connect the AVR to the laptop...
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This is my jally. Working @ 5.5GH/s before the flash.
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Removed the top cover using the hex screwdriver.
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Then remove the fan.
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Removed the 4 washers and "pillars" from the 4 long screws.
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Now, removed the base and the 4 screws.
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Flip it over and you will see this.
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Unscrewed the 2 screws using the same hex screwdriver and you should see this
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Now, put the plate on top and the heatsink below. Screw them back. Note that the screws should be loosely tight (turn until you feel a small resistance) and do not screw too tight.
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Now, put back the base and 3 screws (less the screw that is on the fan side of the board)
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Plug in the fan cable.
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Then plug in the cable (can be 10 pin, can be 40 pins. I searched around in my home and I only managed to find the cable used for my floppy drive so I used that). You should be able to plug both in.
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Now, put the fan back in. Using the 3 screws, make sure it is directly above. Do a manual spin (meaning use your hand/fingers to spin the fan) to make sure the blades are not hitting anything.
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Now, turn back the jallies on and connect the AVR dragon to your PC/laptop.
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Viola, now you can flash and mine without much hassle. Noted that after flashing, you might need to hard reboot your jally by turning its power off and back on.
After flashing, 7.8GH/s on one, 8.0 on the other.