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[The Ripper]

QUOTE(Zoneout @ Sep 21 2011, 01:04 PM)

Our videos with the matrix glitcher:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TSBcbGeMDM4

Tested with a different Jasper console:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BSOyf4Za3ns

You can see, the successful booting varies between the two.

Boot times:

Jasper 1:
3 Sec
8 Sec
4 Sec
16 Sec
10 Sec
31 Sec
3 Sec

Jasper 2:
40 Sec
22 Sec
1 Minute and 5 Seconds
2 minutes and 7 Seconds
30 Sec

Hope this helps.

Cheers!

Zoneout

Hi guys

I did dump the nand xbox 360 slim, we created image_00000000.ecc i wrote, then programmed matrix reset glitch, i install after diagram on the official site, but does not want to slim boot, only black screen. I do not know what to do. Please you can put an installation diagram to see if i made ​​the wrong somewhere?
Thx you and I apologize for my bad English

This post has been edited by The Ripper: Sep 22 2011, 04:27 PM

[geekay]

QUOTE(Downcastnut @ Sep 22 2011, 03:25 AM)

The Xilinx Jtag cable is a USB/LPT Jtag programming cable. Ill give you a link if you don't believe me. And the cable I was talking about is the LPT version of the Jtag cable. The thing you are thinking about that reads and writes the nand is just a simple LPT nand flasher/reader.

You need a USB Jtag programming cable
Jtag USB cable

or you can get the LPT version
Jtag LPT cable

both of those can be used to program the matrix glitcher, but see my problem is that I dont have a readily available LPT port so its either not buy this and wait or go with the 45$ cable. The USB Jtag cable is WAYYYY too hard to make at least at my experience.

if you dont believe that...then look at the matrix glitcher. See the 4 pins on the side? now look at the Jtag programming cables. They both have the same pins, VCC, TDI, TMS, etc.

Any comments on the LPT programmer from Digilent found here:
http://www.digilenti...o...2,395&Cat=5

There are no details of it on the site but it's only $12.

[katerlad]

is it possible to use a PCI to parellel card? for the programming cable? they are only around 10 dollars at the store.

[juggahax0r]

QUOTE(geekay @ Sep 22 2011, 05:04 PM)

Any comments on the LPT programmer from Digilent found here:
http://www.digilenti...o...2,395&Cat=5

There are no details of it on the site but it's only $12.

QUOTE(katerlad @ Sep 22 2011, 08:19 PM)

is it possible to use a PCI to parellel card? for the programming cable? they are only around 10 dollars at the store.

 @geekay - The $12 Digilent one is what I use , you just have to have an open LPT port on your PC and it works great. I wouldn't fork out the money for the USB one unless you would be programming something bigger. You can also look on Ebay for one that is also around $12 and doesn't need you too hook up the DVD power cable to the CPLD to program it. the $12 digilent one does, but it isn't really a hassle.

 @katerlad - I do believe that will work fine as it will have direct hardware access.

 edit: I misread katerlad's post thought he was asking about LPT to USB adapter. My bad

[warbeast]

QUOTE(katerlad @ Sep 23 2011, 01:19 AM)

is it possible to use a PCI to parellel card? for the programming cable? they are only around 10 dollars at the store.

A pci card is what i used with a diy lpt programmer worked great
You just need to look in device manager and check its lpt1 2 or 3 then make sure xlilnk match

[katerlad]

alright sweet, thanks for confirming that. u saved me an extra 20 dollars i woulda spent on the usb cable

[alukado]

Cool, just got mine from slickdoor, highly recommend.  

[seazhou]

Yeah , just order mine from youbuye,Matrix NAND Programmer for $28.99, it is the best price and best choice.

This post has been edited by seazhou: Oct 3 2011, 03:54 PM

[thorro]

Can the Xecuter's NAND-X/JTAG device be used to program this Matrix chip?