Post by: alan_poh on December 07, 2009, 01:16:00 PM
YES, you can dump the key from that....
you will run in problems if you buy a MFD august 2009....
there is a method of dumping that too now, but if you dont want (and dont know how) to solder and cut traces then its good to buy some older then august 2009....
and of course, its a Jasper.... you really are a noob right :-) no offense... :-)
Post by: Bukmop on December 07, 2009, 01:43:00 PM
QUOTE
If it is hackable ,
Check the dashboard\kernel version. If its less than 8xxx that its hackable.
Post by: SoloStyl on December 07, 2009, 03:43:00 PM
(But NOT the Noob insult !!
Actually, I've dumped my Falcon NAND,(for HDD unbanning Mod), and I'm really good with soldering skills.
Damn, didn't expect to hear it might be a Jasper though, Bummer.
I havent looked into "cutting traces" on those boards since I dont have one, but I'm sure with the Awsome tuts that are posted here, it wont be hard to find whick ones to cut. BTW, I also have a Trace Recovery Soldering kit and a MicroScope, "NOOB". LOL
j/kIf its a Jasper, (I bet your right Bukmop) , definitely gonna need USB Dumping. It takes 48 mins. per dump on my Falcon. Read somewhere it can take 8 hours on a 512 Meg Jasper! AARGH
Thanks again Fellas, I'll keep ya posted.
Post by: SoloStyl on December 08, 2009, 09:12:00 PM
256 Meg Arcade that was made 2009-04-28.
getting ready to take apart and start soldering.
heres a quick question: should I dump the NAND BEFORE I ever turn on the 360 for the first time??
or would it matter if I turn it on and then Dump the NAND?
Im just guessing here, but if the NAND has never been used or written to- by turning on the 360, it would be better right? sort of having an "untouched" Nand Dump.
what do you guys think?
Post by: under420dog on December 08, 2009, 11:38:00 PM
then you will be able to see if it can do the jtag hack...if not just hook it up for the nand dump...just to save for the future...
Post by: SoloStyl on December 09, 2009, 03:29:00 AM
quote "jhnblckwood" said
check the manufacturing date: and if that dont help you then your gonna have to try to dump and see...
as long as you dont have a new xbox than 7371 and below is fine..
wondering if its worth the waiting a few hours and doing the NAND on this board....
edit: seems the kernel is ok, but I have to Dump it regardless to find out the CB values , double DAMN lol
Post by: SoloStyl on December 09, 2009, 01:15:00 PM
dumped a 16meg NAND
my Box says it has 256MB onboard memory, but when dumping with NandPro20 , it says "512 Flash detected".
so what is it a 256 or a 512 Jasper? (havent done the Full NAND Dump yet) until im sure waht size it really is.
Also, how do I check the "CB/CD" versions?
i ran 'em through xbox 360 flash tool, and of course it says "not supported".
I also changed "M$ 2004-2008" TO "M$ 2004-2005"
any other tools that can show "CB" values, or just need to install Jasper256/512_hack.bin?
the more posts I read, the more confusing its getting. been at this for days now.
Post by: SoloStyl on December 09, 2009, 02:06:00 PM
CB,CD = 6723
CE = 1888
Patch 0 = 7357
So, what do you guys think, "exploitable"? even though its CB/6723 and not 6712, should I keep this thing or get rid of it?
thanks in advance
Post by: Zheez on December 10, 2009, 02:31:00 AM
Post by: arielzadi on December 10, 2009, 03:44:00 AM
Just got a new arcade with a 93 lite on and the kernel is 73 or 76 something i dont remember.... Is there any chanse that i could find out the cb so icould know if its exploitable?
Thanks
Post by: torne on December 10, 2009, 05:05:00 AM
Post by: arielzadi on December 10, 2009, 05:19:00 AM
How do i check?
Post by: torne on December 10, 2009, 07:29:00 AM
Post by: SoloStyl on December 10, 2009, 02:46:00 PM
Everytime i solder the JTAG wires, my power brick light turns RED!!
i already checked the welds, ran through continuity tests, even soldered a
330ohm resistor on J2D2.4<->J2D2.7 as another user suggested.
as I stated before , DB1F1 solder came off , so I scraped arround it and added some solder and welded Diode onto there. all diodes are lined up properly too.
All im trying to do is use nandPro to write the "hacked_jasper_256/512.bin" so I can get my KV/CPU Key.
Post by: SpIdErXeN on December 11, 2009, 05:22:00 PM
So, I'm thinking I have a 512mb Jasper, right? I'm not really sure since I'm an ultra noob to the NAND side of things, I was mostly into the drive firmware side of things. Anyways, I believe it's the power connectors on the power supply cable that tell you which version of the console you have, right?
I imagine my console is nearly identical to yours, in terms of mobo versions, etc. My question is, are our consoles Jtag-able? I'd kill to get homebrew running on this thing man, that's all I want for Christmas. lol
Post by: SoloStyl on December 12, 2009, 03:39:00 PM
here's a tip also. DONT FORMAT your onboard memory device on the XBOX settings.
if you format your memory device, you'll lose LOSE the Avatars and maybe some other important things as well. If you format , you'll get a message asking you to connect to live and says you an "UPDATE"
DONT, NO WAY, DONT
I also wonder what version MoBo I have , box says 256meg Xbox 360, but memory device says 322megs, and 466megs If you decide to format which I think would be a mistake
if anyone does format, there might be a way to re-install 7363 kernel on Jaspers so far, but i dont know if thats gonna burn any "Efuses"
I plan to make a circuit board with mini swithes for the RT63 resistor and a switch for the "grounding the NAND" to avoid access to it
first i need the LPC-H2148 USB Jtag baord , looking for 1 now
keep in touch
Post by: SpIdErXeN on December 12, 2009, 10:40:00 PM
Thanks for the tip on not formatting, the "what if I format, how much space would I have?" thought actually crossed my mind last night, but luckily I didn't. lol, thank god, that'd have been a real boneheaded maneuver on my part, heh heh. I'll let you know how my efforts to xell this thing goes. Take it easy Solo, thanks for all your help so far, have a good rest of the weekend.
Post by: SoloStyl on December 13, 2009, 06:08:00 AM
learning myself and helping as I can
the 256meg Jasper takes about 9-10 hours on LPT, 20+ hours for a full 512meg
...and thats just for one NAND dump! i like to get 3-4 NAND Dumps just in case
thats why im going the USB LPC-h2148 route
it should only take 30-45 mins for the 256meg Jasper and 1-2 hours for the 512meg Jasper
LPC-h2148 reads:
16megs in 2 mins FULL NAND Dump 256/16*2mins = 32 mins(PC dependent) compare 9-10 hours on LPT
16megs in 2 mins FULL NAND Dump 512/16*2mins = 64 mins(PC dependent) compare 20+ hours on LPT
someone already posted write speeds somewhere
Post by: SoloStyl on December 13, 2009, 06:56:00 AM
SparkFun total: $64.00 US (including Shipping)
takes 3-5 buisness days to get here from FedEx
WOOT
Post by: SpIdErXeN on December 13, 2009, 06:13:00 PM
Post by: SoloStyl on December 13, 2009, 10:01:00 PM
all credits go to xbox community for sharing their knowledge
btw did you try sparkfun? site should be up
dude i quit trying to type on this PSP lol
going back to my Pc
Post by: SoloStyl on December 18, 2009, 12:35:00 PM
XbRebooter is now available for 256/512 Jaspers.
You can find what you need at "the usual places"
Thanx Go To The Entire Xbox360 Scene (you know who you are
)We Appreciate all your hard work fellas
Post by: SpIdErXeN on December 19, 2009, 09:04:00 PM
QUOTE(SoloStyl @ Dec 18 2009, 08:35 PM) 
UPDATE: Dec 18,2009
XbRebooter is now available for 256/512 Jaspers.
You can find what you need at "the usual places"
Thanx Go To The Entire Xbox360 Scene (you know who you are
)We Appreciate all your hard work fellas
Oh HELL YEAH! Thanks Solo, best news I've heard all week!
Crap...sparkfun is out of the Header board for LPC2148. >_<
Well, I believe I found them on a couple of different sites, a little more expensive, but they look the same. Solo can you please look at this one for me and verify if its the right one before I buy. Thanks a bunch bro.
http://microcontroll...roducts_id=1393
Post by: SoloStyl on December 20, 2009, 02:45:00 AM
dont forget you still need the RS232 Shifter SMD board to be able to flash the lpc-h2148
(some use other types, but this is easier i think)
its about $14 US http://www.sparkfun....products_id=449
I received my boards on friday so gonna get started on wiring and programming later
i did a 256meg Jasper earlier on LPT and it works great, just took forever getting orig.bin
USB is best so far for these big blocks until CygnosV? if ever its made
have you verified your CB's on your 360 2meg or 16meg NAND? dont want you to waste your cash if it cant be Jtaged you know
i found a bunch of Jaspers with Good Dash Versions, but they were 6750(un-exploitable Kernels) after a quick Nand Check
Post by: supes on December 20, 2009, 03:19:00 AM
Post by: SpIdErXeN on December 20, 2009, 08:48:00 AM
QUOTE(SoloStyl @ Dec 20 2009, 10:45 AM)
yup, thats the one
dont forget you still need the RS232 Shifter SMD board to be able to flash the lpc-h2148
(some use other types, but this is easier i think)
its about $14 US http://www.sparkfun....products_id=449
I received my boards on friday so gonna get started on wiring and programming later
i did a 256meg Jasper earlier on LPT and it works great, just took forever getting orig.bin
USB is best so far for these big blocks until CygnosV? if ever its made
have you verified your CB's on your 360 2meg or 16meg NAND? dont want you to waste your cash if it cant be Jtaged you know
i found a bunch of Jaspers with Good Dash Versions, but they were 6750(un-exploitable Kernels) after a quick Nand Check
Ehh crap, I havent verified the CB's yet. Damn, kinda scared now. My box had the same kernel and dash version as yours though...man, I hope it's doable. I gotta call this friend of mine for some soldering help.
Post by: SoloStyl on December 20, 2009, 09:09:00 PM
SpIdErXeN
supes
anyone else ....
solder 5 wires(diodes and resistors may vary) on a LPT port
dump 2-3 megs of your NAND with NandPro20b
then check your CB's etc with this:
http://ep-comps.com/...CD_Info_v1b.rar
Good luck
Post by: SpIdErXeN on December 21, 2009, 11:42:00 AM
0. If I build the db25/printer cable with the 100ohm resistors, and the diode switch, is that enough to read the NAND, obtain my CB value, and if the CB value is good, install/flash Xell to the NAND?
1. How do I install/flash XBR/Freeboot from, or to Xell?
2. Do I need the RS232 Shifter SMD for this process if I use the db25/printer cable?
3. I believe I have a cable that has a RS232 Shifter SMD built into it. 6 wires are attached to it, each of them are labeled, (RTS, GND, CTS, RXD, VCC, and the last wire is blank with no label). I bought it when the jtag xploit originally came out. Think I can use it?
4. Also, do I plug the 6 wires from my RS232 Shifter SMD cable into the corresponding points on the LPC2148 Header Board if I buy one? Is that for flashing XRB, or freeboot to the NAND from Xell?
5. What are the points on the LPC2148 Header Board that I connect the rs232 cable's wires to when I want to flash XBR/Freeboot?
6. If I use the LPC2148 Header Board, the same one you've got, what are the points on the Jasper motherboard that I connect the wires that run from the LPC2148 to?
7. After I have the wires connected to the Jasper motherboard, do I just plug the LPC2148 into a usb port on my pc?
8. Can I run a usb cable from the LPC2148 to the 360's usb port, then from the LPC2148 to a usb port on my pc? (Kind of like connecting the 360 to my pc via usb cable with the LPC2148 in between the two. Not sure if that's possible because I havent receive the LPC2148 yet lol.)
9. Will I still need the 100ohm resistors, and the switching diode, if I have the LPC2148 Header Board?
Sorry man, I'm a n00b at this, but I'm trying hard to figure this out. I have somebody that can help with the soldering, I'm trying to get the directions down first though. I really appreciate all your help man.
Post by: SoloStyl on December 22, 2009, 02:30:00 AM
answers:
0: yes. and you can install Xell, but dont need to. install XBR instead. it contains Xell already and you can start using homebrew
1: extract your KeyVault and then inject it to XBR.bin using nandpro. freeboot only works with dual Nands
2: No, SMD Shifter is for programming *.hex file to the LPC-H2148
3: I think so, but you have to solder the wires to the LPC-H2148 to be sure
4: yes. make sure you solder correctly(Rx,Tx, VCC,Grnd) or you can burn out the LPC-H2148 or lock it. dont forget to Ground pin0.14(Ext1 If i remember) hold the reset button, THEN plug in USB.
5: http://img188.images...2shiftersmd.jpg
6: http://img188.images...2shiftersmd.jpg
7: No. Dont plug in the USB UNTIL you flash the "xspiflash.hex"(its in Nandpro directory folder)
8: No. Might even damage something
9: Nope. Not needed
it was a pain in the ass for me too(got it running today finally, ITS FAST), once you get your LPC-H2148, I'll run it thru with you step by step, just be carefull or you can totally mess those boards up,and the 360
i modded my 360 too, i'll try to post pics and make a Tutorial. lemme know when you get your board
Post by: SpIdErXeN on December 22, 2009, 11:01:00 AM
Post by: SoloStyl on December 22, 2009, 02:03:00 PM
I bought 3, and I returned all 3, (from 3 different GS stores). all had 6750 even though they had Pre NXE 7xxx dashboards. 1 of them was even made back in March 2008 AND still no good.
but who knows, sometimes we get lucky
if you bought it at BB, your chances are better since I got mine there Brand New. I found 4 with my exact dates
, and they all have 6723 which is awsome.dude before you continue and waiting on the LPC-H2148, you can just use 7 wires, a few diodes and resistors. solder them up to the board and pull a quick 2meg NAND Dump.
open the Nand and make sure it has good CBs. THEN, if its exploitable, we can do the LPC-H2148 for the 512meg NAND Dumps.
otherwise your wasting time waiting on your shipments, when you could be looking for a exploitable 360.
but if you still decide to go by MFG date and wait for the LPC-H2148, i guess its ok too
Post by: SpIdErXeN on December 22, 2009, 05:16:00 PM
Dude, wished you lived here, you're a pro at the Jaspers, where you from man? In Orlando, FL there's like 2-3 modders, you guys are hard to find. lol
Post by: SoloStyl on December 22, 2009, 11:19:00 PM
I was just up there about 3 weeks ago.
we love the Coasters, and Busch Gardens.
and we pay less than other States do(*hint*)
Post by: firebuddie on December 30, 2009, 07:25:00 AM
Also, XBR is only 64mb so all you need to repace is the overwritten 1st 64.
Hope this helps.