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Cygnos ToolBox v1.10 beta 5 Posted by XanTium | April 18 00:45 EST | News Category: Xbox360

From Team Cygnos: A new Toolbox 1.10 beta 5 is available for download. It adds an "Erase" button to the "Program Flash" dialog, allowing you to erase your whole NAND-flash memory, while retaining your invalid block information. This may be useful to those who have problems storing data on their internal memory unit and who therefore want to "remove" it. After the NAND-flash has been completely erased, at least the "system" partition needs to be reprogrammed with the "Program Flash Memory" option. Official Site: http://www.cygnos360.com Download: here

[theJ3STeR]

I came to have an issue with my Cygnos. I was going to update the NAND on my Cygnos, and I thought I had everything in order, and I was ready to program it. So i was flipped to the Cygnos Side and clicked erase and then program. I got an error on program, and tinkered for a few sec, and figured i better try later and get some help form VGC. Then I came to the problem of every PC i plug the Cygnos into, it wont recognize. Even after unplugging everything and plugging it back in. I can get it to "ding" when I plug it into my Netbook, but it installs successfully as an Unknown Device, with no Driver files. If I force it to install Cygnos Drivers, it just says Error 10, the device wont start. I tried diff. ways and combos of getting the chip to recognize. I was pretty sure I was on the right tab in the toolbox, but VGC said that I may have killed the chip and erased everything even its own firmware or something, erased the bootloader completely or something. Im not sure. i just need some sort of help. I just need my Xbox back and running. btw im using a Dual NAND Cygnos, and the Xbox NAND side boots fine (IMG:style_emoticons/default/smile.gif)

theJ3STeR:o)

[email protected] is my MSN its the best to reach me at. I really would appreciate if you could help me.

VGC repairs says:
*you cant erase the nand
*erase is ONLY for big block consoles
*it erases the onboard, so basically you killed the cygnos

VGC repairs says:
*because you erased it
*you basically wiped out the boot loader (ie firmware)

So I assume I clicked the erase button, which was suppose to be for Big Block NANDS and for the 360 NAND. which i clicked Erase on the Cygnos NAND and i have a 16Mb NAND on the 360 Side. So is there a way to get my console back and running or do i need a new Cygnos Chip?


This post has been edited by theJ3STeR: Apr 18 2010, 06:28 AM