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[Looouky]

yes.

[kryte312]

QUOTE(Looouky @ Sep 8 2010, 05:53 PM)

yes.

Thanks for the quick response Looouky.

Oh yeah, thank you as well for the great freeboot tutorial I finally got around to upgrading from xbr this past weekend.

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This post has been edited by kryte312: Sep 8 2010, 06:04 PM

[CardnalSyn]

QUOTE(kryte312 @ Sep 8 2010, 11:36 AM)

What about this one? Would it work as well?

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[ImRickJamesB1tch]

Only issue i have come across.

Method 1
Boot console then press eject.
Console is in debug mode.
Shutdown console from xmb.
Boot console then press eject.
Console freezes.


Method 2
Boot console then press eject.
Console is in debug mode.
Shutdown console from xmb.
Unplug the power cord from the wall.
Boot console then press eject.
Console is in debug mode.

For some reason I need to unplug the console completely before trying to boot it into debug mode.

[pure3d2]

QUOTE(ImRickJamesB1tch @ Sep 8 2010, 06:41 PM)

Only issue i have come across.

Method 1
Boot console then press eject.
Console is in debug mode.
Shutdown console from xmb.
Boot console then press eject.
Console freezes.
Method 2
Boot console then press eject.
Console is in debug mode.
Shutdown console from xmb.
Unplug the power cord from the wall.
Boot console then press eject.
Console is in debug mode.

For some reason I need to unplug the console completely before trying to boot it into debug mode.

That's how it works.  You always have to unplug the power to the console.  Turning it off via the power button will still keep it on standby.

[ImRickJamesB1tch]

Ahh that would explain it. Thanks pure3d2 Wish they hadn't removed the power button from the slim!

[PSFanboy]

QUOTE(Looouky @ Sep 8 2010, 04:09 PM)

yes. you can use the same file.
yes that will work.
that device is to flash other ics, I don't think that will work. No nand-x support.
xbox-xperts, they might be sold out. Might be faster and cheaper to build one, like most people did. It really easy and takes about 30mins.

Thanks for the confirmation. FRIDAY CAN'T COME SOON ENOUGH  (IMG:style_emoticons/default/happy.gif)

QUOTE(ImRickJamesB1tch @ Sep 8 2010, 07:06 PM)

Ahh that would explain it. Thanks pure3d2 (IMG:style_emoticons/default/smile.gif) Wish they hadn't removed the power button from the slim!

The way I'm gonna do it is by just flicking the eletrical plug switch on and off. But of course if you have a bunch of devices hooked up then you're out of luck  (IMG:style_emoticons/default/wink.gif)

This post has been edited by PSFanboy: Sep 8 2010, 07:21 PM

[ryaku]

so Nand-X doesn't work ?

[Looouky]

QUOTE(ryaku @ Sep 8 2010, 12:38 PM)

so Nand-X doesn't work ?

Exactly, nand-x does not work. And nobody is working on the chipset.

[pure3d2]

QUOTE(PSFanboy @ Sep 8 2010, 07:20 PM)

Thanks for the confirmation. FRIDAY CAN'T COME SOON ENOUGH  (IMG:style_emoticons/default/happy.gif)
The way I'm gonna do it is by just flicking the eletrical plug switch on and off. But of course if you have a bunch of devices hooked up then you're out of luck  (IMG:style_emoticons/default/wink.gif)

Get this from lowes: wall plug with switch

This post has been edited by pure3d2: Sep 8 2010, 08:22 PM

[PSFanboy]

QUOTE(pure3d2 @ Sep 8 2010, 08:19 PM)

Get this from lowes: wall plug with switch

You are referring to others? Becuse all the plugs in my house already have switches on them built in

[ryaku]

QUOTE(Looouky @ Sep 8 2010, 08:56 PM)

Exactly, nand-x does not work. And nobody is working on the chipset.

Arf, ok, thanks

[magicmmm]

QUOTE(Looouky @ Sep 8 2010, 06:44 AM)

found in the zip file of 1.2, i'll link it again for you. Here.
can't say for sure unless you tell me the mcu on it, but i think it is doubtful.

Just to let everyone know, the spi has to be built according to the following schematics. Most are made like this. I think nand-x and maximus are the exception. I could be wrong though, from there speed I have a hard time believing they are based on pic. Another thing to note is that those two products were commercially manufactured which means their code can not be change, unless xecuter and maximums built-in a means for the end user's to update the device, which is very unlikely.

Thanks for the infor

I updated some Chip pics here, if you could have a look that will be great
http://www.sendspace.com/file/6vik70

Also the Maximum 360 Nand Flasher chip says: LPC2146FBD64
SUO251.1

No idea what does this mean. if anybody could assist, i'd very much appreciate it. thank you

[sfrangebob]

Hi,
wich are the differences between the hex of the first post (link) and the groopic hex v1.2??

Should I re-flash the pic in order to update with groopic v1.2 hex? Wich are the advantages?

I'm using 18f2455 with the first hex and it works.
Where can I insert a led?
I think that I have to put the led between pin 22 and 19(GND).

If I use groopic v1.2 hex,  should I put a led between pin 26 and GND (I found it in the groopic blog)?

Thanks

[ash1471]

QUOTE(sfrangebob @ Sep 8 2010, 11:13 PM)

Hi,
wich are the differences between the hex of the first post (link) and the groopic hex v1.2??

Should I re-flash the pic in order to update with groopic v1.2 hex? Wich are the advantages?

I'm using 18f2455 with the first hex and it works.
Where can I insert a led?
I think that I have to put the led between pin 22 and 19(GND).

If I use groopic v1.2 hex,  should I put a led between pin 26 and GND (I found it in the groopic blog)?

Thanks

Only difference is where the led is located. If it works DONT FIX IT.

ASH