Unfortunately not :C!
That is the problem; I don't understand how a very simple, single connection from chip A to chip B only using the upper and lower planes of the PCB with two vias straight trough can cause ANY issues! As far as my testing goes the pins are not shorted out by any gunk or solder bridges, but I don't have access to a hot air desoldering station so I can't properly look under the chips.
The continuity is very close to 0 ohms so that can't really be an issue. I'm really having trouble understanding what goes wrong.
What does that VIA pin do and where does it go? Tried finding where it goes in the schematics but couldn't find it.
That is the problem; I don't understand how a very simple, single connection from chip A to chip B only using the upper and lower planes of the PCB with two vias straight trough can cause ANY issues! As far as my testing goes the pins are not shorted out by any gunk or solder bridges, but I don't have access to a hot air desoldering station so I can't properly look under the chips.
The continuity is very close to 0 ohms so that can't really be an issue. I'm really having trouble understanding what goes wrong.
What does that VIA pin do and where does it go? Tried finding where it goes in the schematics but couldn't find it.