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[golightning]

Is it soldered or solderless? Which d0 point are you using? (if you soldered)

[mike01svt]

woops sorry, it is a version 1.6 using the solder point on the rear side of the motherboard. it was an alternate location since i couldnt get the one near the xyclops chip to stay.  It passes up trhough one of the holes and onto the d0 solder pad on the chip

[mike01svt]

ok it goes green-amber, green-amber,green-amber... then red-green.

[golightning]

My guess would be to check for cold solder joints. Can anyone else think of anything....?

[mike01svt]

i checked for continuity and all seemed good. i guess i will un-solder all connections and start from the begining. if the box still works.

[acemilo]

Check continuity, make sure all the points are correct, make sure it isnt in recovery mode, check the lframe continuity to the top points or the bottom if you used the top, or check the voltages:

http://www.xbox-scen...es/lpc-diag.php

[acemilo]

They are for all xboxs, since when you rebuild the lpc you are recreating those signals to the lpc.  I think one of em should fluctuate a little but the rest should be steady.

[ydgmms]

if its a 1.6, did you rebuild the LPC properly?

Perhaps you put a wire in the wrong hole?

[acemilo]

I have a feeling the revocery switch has been flipped.  Try switching it on the chip to the opposite position its in.

[mike01svt]

well i am in the process of re-building the lpc for the second time. the only thing installed is the pinheader. i need to solder all the wires back to the five points then we will see. I will keep the thread updated.  it is a halo v1.6 box