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[tyrant78]

Ok Update, i used flash360 and dumped my Nand off my jtagged xbox

But when i ran it through freeboot toolbox, it says the nand wasn't extracted properly

I have done several dumps and have gotten the same results

So i took my original nand dump and ran it through toolbox, it went through fine

Checked in in flash dump tool and all my setting are now showing up in KV tab

Now my last ? is do i just flash the updflash.bin using flash360?

Do i need to change anything else

Im using xbr3 8955 for the 16mb nands, the last release i believe

Any help would be great

[brandogg]

That's how I update all of my consoles. As long as you didn't get any errors building your image, it should be good to go.

[cytokinetic]

None of these little tools work for my 512MB Jasper dumps. I'm on XBR3 and 360 Flash tool and degraded cannot open any of the flash dumps; original dump, XBR3 dump and the rebuilt freeBoot bin. They give bad file length errors. I've tried to use freeBoot Toolbox maker 2.4 but it gives errors like, "your dump has not been properly extracted" or"The kv.bin was not extracted properly. The CPU key does not match the dump" when using the XBR3 NAND image. When I use the original NAND image, it gets to 100% before saying something like, cannot create freeBoot file.
Well, I just tried it again with the original NAND and it created a bin file that is the same size as my XBR3 dump from Flash 360(67,584KB), but I don't trust this program or the others. There have just been too many errors and problems with these buggy programs. I just tried to open it with 360 Flash Tool and it says, "Wrong file size." Are these programs just not working with Jasper Big Block dumps?

[SNAAAKE]

QUOTE(advapi @ May 25 2010, 02:21 AM)

I've updated to the official 9199 patch and I've got the avatar!!! Thanks a lot,

you couldn't possibly "lose jtag" by applying MS update lol..

[cytokinetic]

QUOTE(SNAAAKE @ Jul 5 2010, 05:21 PM)

you couldn't possibly "lose jtag" by applying MS update lol..

 
The wiring? No. but the whole point of JTAG is to infuse the exploit of older CB loaders to reboot the selected dash and thus updating with a virgin MS update would destroy "jtag" hence the modification of the 9199 files by Redline and others. So yes, MS updates to lose the JTAG which is simply a group founded to create interfaces to IC's, MC's, FPGA's and other micro-controllers.
 Just make sure you don't use the official MS update until the freeBoot 9199 has been installed and you should be good to go. Bridging the points U6T1 or T2 by R6T3 is a good idea too.