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[chatterx]

It is not by any means my first time doing a jtag LOL. As I have said I have done numerous jtags. My first jtag was a xenon almost a year ago. It had bad blocks and I had to manually remove them. every jtag since then has been a simple read, modify and flash.

Just started to read the nand again and get the same errors. 250 at B0 and 2d0. I have not let it read up to the 1000's yet. I am going to go the route you have linked to for sure. This would take forever if I did full reads and writes by lpt LOL.

I am certain I can follow the guide. It is pretty straight forward and most of the commands can be simply copied and pasted into the command prompt. As long as I have that first 2MB properly read I am safe if something goes wrong correct?

Mail just ran today, unfortunately no parts. The seller is in Ohio and he shipped yesterday, so tomorrow for sure (I hope LOL)

[chatterx]

Well crap, I followed the guide to a tee and the xbox will not boot into xell. I also followed the guide provided for the aud clamp wiring.

Any suggestions??

I am going to solder my lpt cable back on and triple check my jtag wiring here in a few minutes.

[chatterx]

Well shoot, I have tried all solutions in the tutorial to get it to boot up. Power, dvd eject, and wired controller in the back does not work.

I tested all connections for the aud clamp wiring and everything was solid. I took the aud clamp wiring off and tried the diode method and same thing. The center light constantly blinks, even with the dvd drive hooked up.

If I let it sit there long enough (30 seconds), it will RROD with a error code of 0022.

I managed to get two full matching NAND dumps however they both had errors #250 on blocks B0, 2D0, and 12B8 . I don't think those blocks really matter when going this method.

Anyone care to lend a hand here?

[chatterx]

Mods, can you please lock this topic? I have made a more detailed post about the problem in the onboard bios section