It's a simple mod except for the fact that the points are so small. Remember the caps in the pic are 0402s, and the top test points for each config bit look to be about 10 mils square. Certainly do able with soldering skill, or a window defogging repair kit for those that don't. Although a manual wire bonder, as mentioned, would be a classy way to get it reconnected.
For those having trouble deciphering the pic. The black rectangles are shown on the pro, and the white on the XT. The left pic shows the left jumper cut, and the right one shows the right jumper cut. These look like the same pics just flipped, as there's only one spot with 2 jumpers on each BGA package.
I would guess each jumper corresponds to only one quad on the die. They probably pick the two that are more likely to fail based on layout. As it doesn't appear to me at this point that they can disable any of the 4 they choose, just two. With that in mind they can turn an XT into a pro by laser trimming either jumper at test, or both to make the uber crippled version.
For those having trouble deciphering the pic. The black rectangles are shown on the pro, and the white on the XT. The left pic shows the left jumper cut, and the right one shows the right jumper cut. These look like the same pics just flipped, as there's only one spot with 2 jumpers on each BGA package.
I would guess each jumper corresponds to only one quad on the die. They probably pick the two that are more likely to fail based on layout. As it doesn't appear to me at this point that they can disable any of the 4 they choose, just two. With that in mind they can turn an XT into a pro by laser trimming either jumper at test, or both to make the uber crippled version.