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[dokworm]

QUOTE(eLdeeN @ Feb 5 2010, 03:42 PM)

thankz for the last answer (IMG:style_emoticons/default/smile.gif) ...
Now i got another question.
In the motherboard what i supposed to do there ??  Put any resistor or Diode or nothing?
For example:

(IMG:http://i904.photobucket.com/albums/ac247/sabbath_dude5/DSCF8085.jpg)

In the pins there, i need put some resistors in the pins 1-2-14-16-17(right?)  .. im ok for now
But the Diode (is different than resistor, right?) where should i placed ?  Pin 11 ?
If im right about the pin11, is obligatory do that ?
Edit:

My console is:
Falcon, i guess v2
Kernel 8995
Thnkz ^^ sorry im so annoying about that ,( !

Sigh. Say it with me... With Kernel 8995 you cannot do the jtag hack at all.

[bigpokey]

Why is this green wire on the motherboard so difficult to get in there? Am I missing something?

[thejipster]

QUOTE(bigpokey @ Feb 9 2010, 08:50 PM)

Why is this green wire on the motherboard so difficult to get in there? Am I missing something?

One of those pins is ground.  The ground points dissipate tons of heat, so you will need to heat it up a bit more to get the solder to stick.  Try a bigger tip and pre-tin your solder tip.

[ryknow27]

Is there any advantage to using this cat5 setup vs. USB nand reader? Is one better than the other?
Thanks

[Aldanga]

The USB NAND reader is a lot faster than the LPT version of the same. However, you can modify this cable setup to work with a USB SPI flasher.

[dschu012]

QUOTE(ryknow27 @ Feb 12 2010, 12:08 AM)

Is there any advantage to using this cat5 setup vs. USB nand reader? Is one better than the other?
Thanks

It would be LPT vs USB not cat5 vs USB. Each way you have to solder at the same points on the motherboard the USB reader is just faster than LPT. The cat5 is just to make it so you can read/write your nand without opening your box again.

[g.m.skel]

QUOTE(g.m.skel @ Feb 5 2010, 05:13 PM)

I just want to be sure, if I were to go this route:
http://forums.xbox-scene.com/index.php?act...63&t=699584
(LPC2148 Olimex USB header board with the JTAG Programmer JTAG20 10 pin Connector Cable Adapter)

I would solder the wires from the 360 mobo to this area here?:

(IMG:http://i49.tinypic.com/14dms76.jpg)

anyone?

oh, and would I need to add resistors?

This post has been edited by g.m.skel: Feb 12 2010, 10:08 PM

[Con Artist]

QUOTE(sabbath_dude @ Dec 3 2009, 05:03 PM)

If you need to install a diode then you should solder it directly to the DB-25 plug on pin 11 (same as with the resistors). Just make sure the black band is pointing towards the 360 end.

Sorry Im a noob @ this.
Would u solder the diode to the resistor and will this work for dumping the nand.

I thought u had to wire it up like this
(IMG:http://i144.photobucket.com/albums/r167/XxEclispedMoonxX/JTAG_Hack/Fdjmi.png)

QUOTE(overclock @ Feb 5 2010, 04:44 PM)

Here's my install. Not the greatest pic, They were taken with my phone. Also not my greatest work but I was at work and working on a time table.

Work's perfectly BTW. Thanks guys. =p

(IMG:http://i242.photobucket.com/albums/ff136/overclock2099/X360%20LPT%20Install/IMAG0023.jpg)
(IMG:http://i242.photobucket.com/albums/ff136/overclock2099/X360%20LPT%20Install/IMAG0025.jpg)


-oc

What is that black stuff??

[wood88]

What wattage do the 100 OMH need to be?

Cheers

[Aldanga]

1/4 or 1/2 watt.

[mrluke]

How do you Guys strip the individual Network Wires ?

[Aldanga]

I use a utility or pocket knife and am extremely careful.

[gmzombie]

ok im confused. do i have to have the 2 diodes in the xenon that go from j1f1 to j2d2 connection to get the jtag to work. all i want to do is read the nand to recover the dvd key. lol why cant this be like jtag hacks on the dish boxes...i was good at that.

[Aldanga]

If you want to get the DVD key you need to boot XeLL to get the CPU key, so, yes, you do need those diodes. Without them you risk turning your Xbox into a very expensive doorstop.

[Martinchris23]

QUOTE(g.m.skel @ Feb 5 2010, 10:13 PM)

I just want to be sure, if I were to go this route:
http://forums.xbox-s...t...63&t=699584
(LPC2148 Olimex USB header board with the JTAG Programmer JTAG20 10 pin Connector Cable Adapter)

I would solder the wires from the 360 mobo to this area here?:

No - this is just a programmer for the header board. You would use this to program the LPC-H2148 then solder wires from the LPC-H2148 to the 360 motherboard. And no, you wouldn't need diodes or resistors.