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Madhatta

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« Reply #30 on: December 22, 2010, 06:17:00 PM »

Is it ok to do this before performing the NAND read and write? I am at the point that I have the JTAG wiring installed and am waiting for my flasher to arrive.

Would like to do this while I am waiting for the USB flasher to arrive but want to make sure this is OK to do prior to writing freeboot to the NAND. That way I can reassure myself that the box still boots and all that before the flasher gets here and I move on to that soldering.
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dennisv9

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« Reply #31 on: December 23, 2010, 01:55:00 AM »

QUOTE(Madhatta @ Dec 23 2010, 02:17 AM) View Post

Is it ok to do this before performing the NAND read and write? I am at the point that I have the JTAG wiring installed and am waiting for my flasher to arrive.

Would like to do this while I am waiting for the USB flasher to arrive but want to make sure this is OK to do prior to writing freeboot to the NAND. That way I can reassure myself that the box still boots and all that before the flasher gets here and I move on to that soldering.


you can; this will only prevent a normal update (hence blowing efuses). if you do accidentally update the normal way; the update will fail and leave you with a not working xbox. you will get stuck in an loop in which the xbox tries to update but can't; hence not booting to the dashboard.

then you have to go back to the usb/lpt wiring; and reflash your xellous/freeboot image again. and it then works just fine.

this is meant as a failsafe to prevent accidentally blowing efuses making your jtag exploitable xbox unexploitable
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Madhatta

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« Reply #32 on: December 23, 2010, 09:27:00 AM »

QUOTE(dennisv9 @ Dec 23 2010, 09:55 AM) View Post

you can; this will only prevent a normal update (hence blowing efuses). if you do accidentally update the normal way; the update will fail and leave you with a not working xbox. you will get stuck in an loop in which the xbox tries to update but can't; hence not booting to the dashboard.

then you have to go back to the usb/lpt wiring; and reflash your xellous/freeboot image again. and it then works just fine.

this is meant as a failsafe to prevent accidentally blowing efuses making your jtag exploitable xbox unexploitable


Thanks Dennis! I am going to mess around with it on my burned board tonight first.
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Unimatrix47

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« Reply #33 on: January 23, 2011, 12:45:00 AM »

Can someone confirm that its been shown that bridging the solder points is not a good idea?
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