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Xecuter CoolRunner Installation Diagrams Posted by XanTium | November 10 20:37 EST | News Category: Xbox360

From team-xecuter.com: For those who haven’t checked the forums, we have updated all of the Xecuter CoolRunner Installation Diagrams and created a dedicated support forum . Click here for complete guides, images & instructions. Here is a sample of some of the guides: (IMG:http://pictures.xbox-scene.com//xbox360/xecuter-coolrunner/phat_install_qsb-100.jpg) (IMG:http://pictures.xbox-scene.com//xbox360/xecuter-coolrunner/slim_install_qsb-100.jpg) Official Site: http://team-xecuter.com Buy: CoolRunner / NAND-X

[Julets]

Where is the code that has been tweaked by Team Xecuter to program the Coolrunner? I don't see it on there site.

[rastiemon]

Has anyone recieve their coolrunners yet?   I have them ordered from 3 different shops and still nothing.

[X4life3]

QUOTE(rastiemon @ Nov 11 2011, 12:40 AM)

Has anyone recieve their coolrunners yet?   I have them ordered from 3 different shops and still nothing.

modchipcentral send out a email saying they are expecting them to be in on the 14th

edit: Just checked the status of my order, it is marked as shipped so i expect them to come in a few day.

This post has been edited by X4life3: Nov 11 2011, 07:00 AM

[djexentrix]

Got my first batch in today from xconsoles.com and they are rock solid! Hats off to TX (IMG:style_emoticons/default/smile.gif)

[rastiemon]

Damn I ordered from vgc, acidmods and one other place.   Man this sucks.  What reseller do you guys consider the best in the US.   VGC said I was on the first preorder but they keep delaying a week everytime I friggin check.   Don't know if i'll ever use them again.

[Drefsab]

Mine came 2 days ago from modtraders. Not used it yet as I'm waiting on the nand-x update cables to be released. I could build my own but is rather have the proper ones so on the shelf it sits till they come out.

[kainy]

Can anyone get me an alternate link for "coolrunner_xsvf_jed.rar" as registrations on xecuter forums are closed now.

[Drefsab]

try http://www.drefsab.co.uk/downloads/coolrunner_xsvf_jed.rar (IMG:style_emoticons/default/smile.gif)

[showstopper]

QUOTE(kainy @ Nov 11 2011, 10:42 AM)

Can anyone get me an alternate link for "coolrunner_xsvf_jed.rar" as registrations on xecuter forums are closed now.

Im not sure if the TX site is invite only as it has been saying registration is closed for months now.

[AceVanquish]

Coolrunner and NAND X are all I would need to do the RGH? As far as hardware. Can it be done on a banned box with flashed dvd or does it have to get flashed back to stock first? I want to do this soon, but things keep changing and updating. Need something current and thorough.

[showstopper]

QUOTE(AceVanquish @ Nov 11 2011, 03:36 PM)

Coolrunner and NAND X are all I would need to do the RGH? As far as hardware. Can it be done on a banned box with flashed dvd or does it have to get flashed back to stock first? I want to do this soon, but things keep changing and updating. Need something current and thorough.

From what i understand as long as your nand-x is on the latest version (3.0?) and you can connect your coolrunner to your nand-x to program it then that is all you need hardware wise - the quick solder boards are recommended though.

It can be done on a banned box.

You dont need to flash back to stock firmware.

Im waiting for a big guide or thread that will show me what i can do after it has been installed. I dont have any cables so i think i would need:

Nand-x
Coolrunner
QSB's
Nand-x to coolrunner cable (unless this comes with the coolrunner?)

Then i want to stick a 1TB drive into my phat HDD case and get a dashboard on and install my games and emulators.

[kainy]

QUOTE(Drefsab @ Nov 11 2011, 02:10 PM)

try http://www.drefsab.co.uk/downloads/coolrunner_xsvf_jed.rar (IMG:style_emoticons/default/smile.gif)

Thank you very much.

[beasty54]

QUOTE(kainy @ Nov 11 2011, 12:42 PM)

Can anyone get me an alternate link for "coolrunner_xsvf_jed.rar" as registrations on xecuter forums are closed now.

Just use coolshrimps Jtag tool, everything is automatic so no need to download anything else.

[AceVanquish]

QUOTE(showstopper @ Nov 11 2011, 01:28 PM)

From what i understand as long as your nand-x is on the latest version (3.0?) and you can connect your coolrunner to your nand-x to program it then that is all you need hardware wise - the quick solder boards are recommended though.

It can be done on a banned box.

You dont need to flash back to stock firmware.

Im waiting for a big guide or thread that will show me what i can do after it has been installed. I dont have any cables so i think i would need:

Nand-x
Coolrunner
QSB's
Nand-x to coolrunner cable (unless this comes with the coolrunner?)

Then i want to stick a 1TB drive into my phat HDD case and get a dashboard on and install my games and emulators.

Yeah that too. I have not gotten to play with any JTAGs. It would be nice to have a current guide on what people use most. How to run games from external HDD. What files need to be where and how to put them there. How to run DLC, homebrew (emu), etc. I'm under the impression that FTP is still used for files. I'm familiar with that from xbox1 days. Hopefully it's not much different than how WII loads games. It didn't take long to pick up on the terminology and standards for it.

I guess it's hard to consolidate info like that when there is different types of hardware mixed with the many methods people use and customizations to fit 'their' needs but may not fit yours.