I have a ST chip # m29f002bt70n1 in a version 1.5 Xbox. It required me to do all 3 points. Thanks a million for the info, bout to drive me mad
I have a 1.3 box with winbond chip in it, I tried using the mecheurasia and I added the winbond flash to the ini. and it would lock-up on the erase.
I read all these posts and found that the mechraincoat will work, but when I try to save the mechraincoat to my mem card it's too large. Its about 10 blocks to big, what am I supposed to do?
Is there another mech raincoat I can use?
Hi all,
Ok, it's my first post, but I just wanted to thank all of you posting here, because you enabled me to do a TSOP with my brand new 1.5 (Midtown/halo/bundel) box.
My Box had a Winbond (W49F020R-90b) chip, a new Phillips drive and a WD HDD.
The kernel was a 5530.01 and the dash was 5659.03. I downgraded the dashboard, used hotswap to install the fonts and booted linux via a signed EVOX-Dash from the mech-raincoat install package (rename and sign the evovxdash.xbe!!! in the package).
I did not solder the points but used conductive ink instead (in german that is called "Silberleitlack" in case you wonder). Used a toothpick to apply it. Pretty delicate thing to do. I connected only the Top 2 ones.
There is really nothing that can go wrong, because you can test it, if it's done correctly by using the raincoat tool (telnet from a windows box into your linux-xbox) and do a backup of the bios first! ("./raincoat -r backup.bin -v") If it tells you that it found a chip other than 0xFF and 0x09 than it is a save bet that it will work.
That was my experience. Hope I could help in case you wonder if u could flash one of those new boxes.
Cheers!
.:3 hours of looking on this forum:. Try raincoat .501, READ ONLY!
Oi! Resolder everything, try Raincoat again, 0x20 0xB0 unknown (soldering is fixed), try adding. Crap.
.:4 hours looking on this forum:.
Try Evox again (Solder fixed, maybe it will work), not flashable.
FIND RAINCOAT .7 w/ 251 TSOPs
Run it
and VOILA, IT WORKS
It's about time.
1.5
ST TSOP
Two top points, 1 bottom link.
007 AUF - Raincoat .7
and anyways it's a cheapmod)!
So, could I bridge the points with some wires? I have a Winbond chip (haven't noted down the number...) - how much space does that chip have?
I thank anyone who'd help me - and you get cookies.
Just Flashed a 1.4 Halo xbox with an ST chip, used top two points only and the eurasia flash pack. worked fine
flashed a friend's v1.4 with Winbond W49F020T kernel:5713 dash:5659 manufactured 15-03-2004. tried the top points only but didnt work. in the end got it done by soldering the bottom point. total: 3 soldering points.
used: splintercellsave_with_evox_raincoat-ntsc
I just flashed a 1.4 yesterday with success. I did my research over two days using this forum (AWESOME by the way) and other sites. After anal-yzing and accumulating everything that could apply to my setup I did it. Here's what I did.
1. First my Xbox specs: Manuf. Date Dec 2003 (version 1.4), ST chip
2. Downloaded TSOP flashing guide from this site found here
Rather than using the 007 with Raincoat from xbins, I used the highway_007mech_flash_pack from Eurasia and did NOT upgrade raincoat to version 0.7, unless of course this pack is version 0.7 I'm not sure.
3. One problem encountered, the first time I tried the actual flashing part, I got a "not writeable" error. Solution: I added additional TSOP types to the evox.ini in the highway_007mech_flash_pack. Here is the list I used
Flash = 0x04BA,"ALX2+ R3 FLASH",0x40000
Flash = 0x01d5,"AMD - Am29F080B",0x100000
Flash = 0x015b,"AMD - Am29LV800B",0x100000
Flash = 0x01da,"AMD - Am29LV800B",0x100000
Flash = 0x01a4,"AMD - Am29F040B",0x80000
Flash = 0x378c,"AMIC - A29002",0x40000
Flash = 0x04a4,"FUJITSU - MBM29F040C",0x80000
Flash = 0x04d5,"FUJITSU - MBM29F080A",0x100000
Flash = 0xadb0,"Hynix - HY29F002",0x40000
Flash = 0xadd5,"Hynix - HY29F080",0x100000
Flash = 0xc236,"MACRONIX - MX29F022NTPC",0x40000
Flash = 0x89a6,"SHARP - LH28F008SCT",0x100000
Flash = 0x20B0,"ST - 29F002",0x40000
Flash = 0x20f1,"ST - M29F080A",0x100000
Flash = 0xbf61,"SST - 49LF020",0x40000
Flash = 0xbfb6,"SST - 39SF020",0x40000
Flash = 0xda0b,"Winbond - W49F002U",0x40000
Flash = 0xda8c,"Winbond - W29f020",0x40000
4. I replaced the HD with a 120 GB Western Digital bought at Best Buy ($79 after mail-in rebates).
5. I used Slayer's EvoX v2.3 Auto-installer found, well, found on the web somewhere.
6. A couple of notes: After booting the flashed xbox successfully the first time, I unsoldered the two bridge points. Also, I have the original 007 AUF disk (bought used at Blockbuster for $10).
Research took about 2 days. Actual flashing from opening Xbox to closing with 120 GB HD took about 1.5 hours; this includes soldering/unsoldering two bridges and installing Slayer's Auto-Install.
Good luck to others!
It's been said before, but I just thought I'd re-itterate, on the 1.2 and 1.3 xbox, the bottom point are EXACTLY THE SAME as the top points a little to the left of the TSOP. it is never necessary to do all three, the bottom points will only have an effect if you haven't done the top ones correctly.
The benefit of this is that if you have a ohmeter or multimeter, the bottom pair gives a foolproof place to check that you've soldered that top pair correctly. This is a little pointless though, since following the traces for both pairs on the top give very simple places to do the checks anyway.
If you've checked with a multimeter, but still get a 'flash not writable' error in evox, chances are you're missing the line in evox.ini which identifies your chip. Either try and hunt down the specific line to add, or (as I do) just add all the following lines (you can't have too many!):
Flash = 0xadb0,"Hynix HY29F002",0x40000
Flash = 0xada4,"Hynix HY29F040A",0x80000
Flash = 0xad23,"Hynix HY29F400T/AT",0x80000
Flash = 0xadab,"Hynix HY29F400B/AB",0x80000
Flash = 0xadb9,"Hynix HY29LV400T",0x80000
Flash = 0xadba,"Hynix HY29LV400B",0x80000
Flash = 0xadd5,"Hynix HY29F080",0x100000
Flash = 0xadd6,"Hynix HY29F800T/AT",0x100000
Flash = 0xad58,"Hynix HY29F800B/AB",0x100000
Flash = 0xadda,"Hynix HY29LV800T",0x100000
Flash = 0xad5b,"Hynix HY29LV800B",0x100000
Flash = 0xb0c9,"Sharp LHF00L02/L06/L07",0x100000
Flash = 0xb0cf,"Sharp LHF00L03/L04/L05",0x100000
Flash = 0x89a2,"Sharp LH28F008SA series",0x100000
Flash = 0x89a6,"Sharp LH28F008SC series",0x100000
Flash = 0xb0ec,"Sharp LH28F008BJxx-PT series",0x100000
Flash = 0xb0ed,"Sharp LH28F008BJxx-PB series",0x100000
Flash = 0xb04b,"Sharp LH28F800BVxx-BTL series",0x100000
Flash = 0xb04c,"Sharp LH28F800BVxx-TV series",0x100000
Flash = 0xb04d,"Sharp LH28F800BVxx-BV series",0x100000
Flash = 0x20b0,"ST M29F002T/NT/BT/BNT",0x40000
Flash = 0x2034,"ST M29F002B/BB",0x40000
Flash = 0x20d3,"ST M29F200BT",0x40000
Flash = 0x20d4,"ST M29F200BB",0x40000
Flash = 0x20e2,"ST M29F040 series",0x80000
Flash = 0x20d5,"ST M29F400T/BT",0x80000
Flash = 0x20d6,"ST M29F400B/BB",0x80000
Flash = 0x20f1,"ST M29F080 series",0x100000
Flash = 0x20ec,"ST M29F800DT",0x100000
Flash = 0x2058,"ST M29F800DB",0x100000
Flash = 0xda45,"Winbond W29C020",0x40000
Flash = 0xdab5,"Winbond W39L020",0x40000
Flash = 0xda0b,"Winbond W49F002U",0x40000
Flash = 0xda8c,"Winbond W49F020",0x40000
Flash = 0xdab0,"Winbond W49V002A",0x40000
Flash = 0xda46,"Winbond W29C040",0x40000
Flash = 0xdab6,"Winbond W39L040",0x80000
Flash = 0xda3d,"Winbond W39V040A",0x80000
Can't find where to put them in the evox.ini file? Look for similar lines, add them next to or instead of he ones already there.
Finally I'd just like to say that using just wire is not really a feasible way of bridging the points (there's nothing wrong in priciple, but getting the wire held in such a way as to make the contact without soldering it? I can't think how... and if it came loose half way through a flash you've totally screwed things up!).
If you absolutely positively don't want to use a soldering iron, you can instead invest in some condictive ink - I've found the best place to find this stuff in the UK is in rear windscreen heater repair kits, I've never actually tried this, but a few people swear by it.
If you're after something a little more down and dirty, you'll find the lead from a pencil is conductive, if you can draw a dark enough line joining the points, you should find it will make the conection for you - this is not made easy by the waxy coating on the surface of the board though, you might want to go at the area VERY carefully with a stanley knife or razor blade to see what you can do about the coating first, even then I'm not sure it's even possible - something to try while the shops are shut though.
But the main thing is, if you are having problems get hold of a multimeter and test - if the multimeter says it's fine you know it's software. Hope this helps.
I have no luck flashing Winbond - W49F020
This what i have.
Focus
v1.2/1.3 not sure
mfg date: 2003 07 27
k 51.01.01
d 5659.03
Refurbish
I bridged both point in the top of board and the one on the bottom of board
When I telnet to it using Splinter Cell and raincoat 0.7
Starting at address 0x000000...
Trying to erase whole chip...
Done
Programming...
Done
Verifying...
Done
Complete
# exit
using X2 4983. when i reboot i get M$ logo under big X not X2.
I have desolder the points and cleaned them use flux and did it again and no go does anyone have an idea of what could be wrong
Hey jinn,
Are you sure you use an X2 bois file?
Maybe you created a backup first and then wrote this backup bios onto the xbox???
Try puting an other bios.bin.
Good luck.
Found a 1.4 or 1.5 box at a pawnshop with the date code of March 2005... I to solder the bottom points for the first time.... And I have done many
I think it is called the W points...
QUOTE(cwindsor2003 @ Jul 7 2005, 10:22 PM)
Found a 1.4 or 1.5 box at a pawnshop with the date code of March 2005... I to solder the bottom points for the first time.... And I have done many
Hello,
I have a request for all those who flashed their TSOP on a v1.2/v1.3 xbox.
There seems to be alot of questions about it.
Please tell me what brand your TSOP chip was and which points you soldered.
Thanks.
Also, can someone please verify if the 007 AUF exploit trick or the mech assault exploit trick work on the 1.2/1.3 xboxes? I was curious if you can flash the new xboxes with the evox/007 exploit. Wasn't sure if the new xboxes prevented those exploits from working. Thanks
007 AUF exploit work on NTSC machine with a july-2003 manufacturing date
1.3
Hynix - HY29F002
top two soilder points
none on bottom of board
flashed with EVOX
This post has been edited by krawhitham: Aug 9 2003, 05:43 AM
2 xbox 1.3s
one had a winbond the other a ST
both flashed with 007 raincoat package
ST chip required latest cvs build of Raincoat to specify which config file to use as had to add the ST value.
| QUOTE (krawhitham @ Aug 9 2003, 07:01 AM) |
007 AUF exploit work on NTSC machine with a july-2003 manufacturing date
1.3 Hynix - HY29F002 top two soilder points none on bottom of board
flashed with EVOX |
means you used these 2 points (red circle)?
2 points on top
Thx
| QUOTE (jovolcano @ Aug 9 2003, 05:26 PM) |
2 xbox 1.3s
one had a winbond the other a ST
both flashed with 007 raincoat package
ST chip required latest cvs build of Raincoat to specify which config file to use as had to add the ST value. |
could you please tell me which points you soldered on each ?
some images - so you can easier explain which points you soldered:


2 points on top
and some told me some brands (ST?) needs the points "W" link on this diagram.
xant i did those two points and i have an ST
EDIT: i used evox and updated the evox.ini (with mechassault)
This post has been edited by FIREitUP: Aug 9 2003, 05:16 PM
i have flashed around 12 1.2v and 1 1.3v all with 007.
i used all 3 points top and bottom
all have worked.
I have flashed 1 V1.2 with Winbond TSOP, and 3 V1.3 with Winbond also, using raincoat. I used those 2 points at the top of the mobo.
http://homepage.ntlw...ges/xbox1_2.jpg
Everything went perfect.
hello, the points by the LPC is a bitch :grr:
This post has been edited by m20741713: Aug 11 2003, 06:25 PM
i will do all 3 points just incase.
http://forums.xbox-scene.com/index.php?act...tupid,and,guide
This post has been edited by smokeingit: Aug 12 2003, 03:40 AM
Several succesfull st 1.3, I have been using cheapmod on all the winbounds ive had so far, untill today.......
winbound w9f020T - 90B
Tried the following lines:
Flash = 0xda8c,"Winbond W49F020",0x40000
Flash = 0x0900,"Winbond W49F020T",0x40000
Flash = 0x0900,"Winbond W49F020",0x40000
The first one jams up at "erase" and the second 2 say "flash not writable"
Im using all 3 jumper points
1.4?......Although Bert/Ernie and chammellion work fine
whats the complete error message so i can tell you how to flash it.
those were the exact error messages. its too late now, i think i might have shorted the power supply trying out a few other things... shit happens, this ones gonna cost me.
have done 3 now.. don't know what the differences are between 1.2 and 1.3 but..
used raincoat 5.01 (conf edited file)
first one I did was a st chip.. and did not flash when I only did the top points..
once I did all 3 it worked perfectly..
so from there on I have done ALL three spots. (hope that can't screw something down the road.)
anyway all work fine.
other 2 were winbond chips .
I have just modded a 1.2 xbox here...
Since my solder iron is not so easy to work with I wanted to make it the easiest for me.
So I used 1 point in the front, near the R7D10
After that I ONLY! solder the back point pretty near the R7R1.
Then it worked...
After looking on the top solder point it was pretty easy to mess things up, so if your solder skills are like mine, USE THE BACK! The points are electricaly the same (I have ohmed them)
fixed the prob with the short, back to square ........are there 2 winbound chips on the 1.3 xbox?
I recently flashed a Winbond TSOP on a v1.3 with only the two spots on top soldered (and the newest raincoat offcourse).
| QUOTE (littlejonny @ Aug 18 2003, 08:59 AM) |
| fixed the prob with the short, back to square ........are there 2 winbound chips on the 1.3 xbox? |
Doesn't matter how many there are, the only chip you're interested in is the rectangular one near the LPC port (with legs at each end), outlined in white.
sorry, let me rephase that.........(i am aware which ONE the bios is) are there two different types on winbound chip on the 1.3?.....ie bios chip on one xbox being different to a bios chip a different xbox. some seem to accept a flash and others dont...using the same meathod.
First I'd liketo say you guys are geniuses, with that said I'm sure you're assuming I'm going to say something stupid, and here it is...
I'm trying to flash what I assume is a v1.3, it was made in may of 2003, I'm trying to flash using the 007evox and am having no success, I soldered the points mentioned in this article --> http://xemulation.com/forums/viewtopic.php?t=4 and don't seem to be having any luck, any suggestions as what I should try next? Also what is the little diode do that is next to the top solder point, it came off, but I put it back on... Could this be an issue? :uhh:
| QUOTE (littlejonny @ Aug 13 2003, 11:44 PM) |
Several succesfull st 1.3, I have been using cheapmod on all the winbounds ive had so far, untill today.......
winbound w9f020T - 90B
Tried the following lines:
Flash = 0xda8c,"Winbond W49F020",0x40000 Flash = 0x0900,"Winbond W49F020T",0x40000 Flash = 0x0900,"Winbond W49F020",0x40000
The first one jams up at "erase" and the second 2 say "flash not writable"
Im using all 3 jumper points
1.4?......Although Bert/Ernie and chammellion work fine |
I had the same problem with the same chip..
Chip info:
W49F020T-90B
223856701
244WHSA
I tried to flash it with the Evox flash Util but I could't manage. (it will frezze on erase. Even with build 3752)
Here is what I did
You NEED to Solder all 3 points


U need raincoat ver 5+ Raincoat
U need to check that this is included in the raincoat.conf file
Flash = 0xda8c,"Winbond - W49F020",0x40000
remeber to place the .conf file in the /etc/ folder
now you should be able to flash the unit.
if it still says 0x00, 0x09 error. it's probaly the soldering at the bottom.
(it was in my case and it's a real bitch to solder)
I flashed the bios Evo D6 256kb file.
hope this help
well, i worked out the exact problem, with help from all......
evolutionx only uses only block ersase to reflash chips. Note #2 on the raincoat .5 release notes points out that that raincoat also uses entire chip erase in addition to the block erase as a safety precaution. The new winbound chips found on the 1.2/1.3 can only be reflashed using entire chip erase. This is why evolutionx does not work and raincoat does on these models............oh well now im going to have to learn to use linux, what a shame :D
Just came across one 1.2/1.3 till now
here are some details how i flashed the TSOP
TSOP: Hynix HY29F002TT-90
Just bridged the 2 points on top of the pcb
Flashed with 007:AUF trick and Raincoat 0.501
ok err wow what an adventure this 1.3 ST was :D, did the top two points,and the one on bottom but i kept getting an error message from raincoat saying it couldnt read my /etc/raincoat.conf (considering i COULDNT do a cp raincoat.conf /etc/ and it wouldnt read the raincoat.conf in the RAINCOAT dir) i downloaded the source (raincoat-0.5+.tar.gz), then i sent it to my linux box, edited the source added my ST Chip Flash = 0x20b0,"ST M29f002BT",0x40000 but i changed the 0x20b0 to a 0x20B0 because raincoat said it was unknown and that was already in the source, recompiled, put on the mem card, flashed like normal :D
-scribe
| QUOTE (speedhost @ Aug 29 2003, 08:52 AM) |
Here is what I did
You NEED to Solder all 3 points


U need raincoat ver 5+ Raincoat U need to check that this is included in the raincoat.conf file Flash = 0xda8c,"Winbond - W49F020",0x40000
remeber to place the .conf file in the /etc/ folder
now you should be able to flash the unit. if it still says 0x00, 0x09 error. it's probaly the soldering at the bottom. (it was in my case and it's a real bitch to solder)
I flashed the bios Evo D6 256kb file.
hope this help |
Why do you NEED to solder all three points? The bottom pair on the 1.2/1.3 are connected to the top pair nearest the TSOP.
I NEVER, EVER, EVER solder the bottom points on 1.2/1.3 machines. This always, ALWAYS, ABSOLUTELY 100% WORKS. If you need to solder the bottom ones, it's 'cos you've screwed up when soldering the ones nearest the TSOP.
| QUOTE (scrib3 @ Sep 3 2003, 06:04 PM) |
ok err wow what an adventure this 1.3 ST was , did the top two points,and the one on bottom but i kept getting an error message from raincoat saying it couldnt read my /etc/raincoat.conf (considering i COULDNT do a cp raincoat.conf /etc/ and it wouldnt read the raincoat.conf in the RAINCOAT dir) i downloaded the source (raincoat-0.5+.tar.gz), then i sent it to my linux box, edited the source added my ST Chip Flash = 0x20b0,"ST M29f002BT",0x40000 but i changed the 0x20b0 to a 0x20B0 because raincoat said it was unknown and that was already in the source, recompiled, put on the mem card, flashed like normal 
-scribe |
I've had a gander at the 0.5+ using a hex editor, seems pretty much the same as 0.5 (refers to /etc/raincoat.conf).
If you have trouble, try 0.501 (download it from the link in my sig below...)
I just flashed a 1.3 today with the Hynix chip. I only bridged the top two points. Flash went fine with MA and evox. I did have to add the line
Flash = 0xadb0,"Hynix - HY29F002",0x40000
in evox.ini to get it to flash.

scored me a Samsung too, but all I did was solder the two topside points, and updated my evox.ini with
Flash = 0x20b0,"ST - 29F002",0x40000
at first it said flash unwriteable, then I knew that I had to update the *.ini
so whats the bottom point all about? I checked it with a meter and it seems to be the same as one of the top points..
I've flashed two v1.3 boxes:
One with Winbond and one with Hynix. I connected only the top points (using conductive ink), and flashed using raincoat.
This post has been edited by Veckans: Sep 12 2003, 09:52 AM
conclusion : RAINCOAT 0wns!
I have a V1.3 TSOP: Hynix HY29F002TTH-90
I seen someone have a Hynix HY29F002TT-90 is it the same ?
If so what is the evntry in the evox.ini is it Flash = 0xadb0,"Hynix - HY29F002",0x40000 ?
I haven't seen any other entries posted.
Is it safe to assume there is no raincoat exploit for Mechassult like there is for 007?
Or even an app that I can select from evox (edit the ini) and use that to flash?
Update, I have one of the winbond chips without having a 007 original. So I simply copied the raincoat section of the 007 hack to the Mechassult hack and ran raincoat to flash my tsop (needs a full chip erase). works great!!!
as said previously... raincoat/linux rules!!!!!
HELP!!!
/EDIT #2
OK it's official, I am an idiot. Yes 0x09, 0x00 indicates bad solder, as already discussed. There are TWO solder points on the top (the last one I did only had 1). Do both of them and it works. (duh!)
Thanks! :/
and me for a 1.3 i'm stopped here!!!
# cd /media/E/UDATA/4541000d/000000000000/raincoat/
# ls
BootFlash.c README raincoat.c
BootFlash.h _#Makefile.1.1.1.189B8 raincoat.conf
CVS bios.bin raincoat.katefl
EvoX D.6 256k.bin boot.h
Makefile raincoat
# ./raincoat -p bios.bin
raincoat Flasher 0.501 Apr 14 2003 [email protected] http://xbox-linux.sf.net
Reading in ./raincoat.conf... 18 flash types read
DETECTED: Winbond W49F020T (256K)
Programming with bios.bin...Read 262144 bytes from file
Erasing...
Trying to erase whole chip
ERASE ERROR AT +0x0...read 0x09
Done
Error: Erase failed for block at +0x0, reads as 0x09
Could your chip be write-protected?
Completed
the two point are both (excuse me for my english)
and i'm test raincoat 5.01..
and write protect....
1.3 winbond using the 2 points on top using the 007 exploit
xbox v1.3 TSOP: Hynix HY29F002TT-90
solder top points
29wire homebrew
flashed TSOP whit EvoX.

v1.3
Top two joints
EvoX
Added line Flash = 0x20b0,"ST - 29F002",0x40000
Props to DaShiZNiT, your post got me there
3 1.3's the 2 top points
14 1.1 the 2 points in the pinned guide.
I know how many Xbox's because I keep their proms (And give them away)
All 007 raincoat flashes
Hey cONEction!!
Have u tried to flash a winbond with evox bridging all 3 solder points or did u just hear about it?
and if u did, what version evox did u use?
thanks.
xbox v1.3 TSOP: Hynix HY29F002TT-90
manufactured date: 6/16/2003
soldered top two points only
flashed TSOP with Evox without problems.
I could not get it to flash using raincoat even after editing the config file. It seems like everyone suggests downloading the raincoat exploit and then updating it, but it was much easier for me to just modify the AUF with Evox .ini file to include the newer chipsets. If raincoat is so easy to use then why is an updated version not already on #xbins? I must have gotten something mixed up when trying to upgrade it myself, so I'm glad the AUF w/ Evox worked for me.
and V1.4 ? what do you solder to flash that one?
Pictures? And has anyone done it?

i used the contents of the 007 hack, (lunix xbe, and raincoat)
re-asigned it using xbedump (to fonts)
then u can run this normally ..
then ya can run raintcoat, and hey presto
(thius JUST using the HDD swap method, and the font exploit .)
as for why we all use raincoat, this is because on winbond chips (i think its just them)
evox can not flash them because evox can only do a block erease
but this chip can not be erased like this, only a chip erase ..
and this is were raincoat comes in
this can do a chip erase.. thus the ONLY choice
well from what i know ... but PLEASE correct me if im wrong 
if u need any help with this PM me as i dont float down to this section much
Mick ...
note, only top points soldered (Mobo was never taken out)
i did a 1.3 today, top points only. mobo never left the case, it was awesome.
1.4 and 1.5 is out and i have 2 of 1.4 home and i am looking to how to flash that one couse the new chip is not supported by the old bioses according to people but M7 should work but i have not got that confirmed by anyone.
what is the Added line you put in to the ini file?
just tsopped 2 xboxes with the Evox M7 bios, xboxes are dated 2003-07-24 and 2003-07-29, both had the focus chip, but one had a WINBOND and the other an ST chip...
soldered 2 points ontop, didnt care for the one under because I can always flash it again using raincoat 0.501... =)
I used the conf someone posted a few posts up, worked just fine...
Did a 1.2 with an ST
used evox from font hack with a 256k x2_4977 bios
soldered top 2 points only
I have a 1.5, all I can say is I've used a conductive pen to do this on a few other older xbox's, this one I just got wont flash at all, I must have connected the two points like 5 times now, even done the bottom to see if that helps...nothing
I know my work is clean, dont have a tester though...
Erasing..
Trying To Erase Whole Chip
ERASE ERROR AT +0x0...read 0x09
Done
error: Erase Failed for block at +0x0 reads as 0x09
Could Your chip be write protected?
completed
every time....
any suggestions?
I have a V1.3 Hynix HY29F002 **
Used only top 2 sets of points. (soldered.. D: slaps myself for just not waiting till that morning when acme was open to just grab a trace pen!).
007 evox flash
Flash =0xadb0,"Hynix - HY29F002",0x40000
EvoxM7 **256k
Works like a champ!
I only had one minor glich along the way.. I first looked at a diagram posted for 1.3 that only had the top R7D10 points in view and circled and another for the bottom. At first i was like wtf?? went over my work, read a bit more and realized 2 "SETS" of points.. Doh!
Jumped those and all was well.
i just flashed my xbox with the d.6 256k bios and now i get now video and red error light.... i have a winbond w49f020 and the flash went perfect.... can someone please help
I have flashed a few 1.4's now using MechAssault/Evox method.. once again like its been stated before.. ONLY the top 2 points are needed.. The only 1.4/1.5 you cant use evox to flash is the winbond chip which requires raincoat.
I've got a 1.3 Xbox with a Winbond chip. I used the latest raincoat from xbox-linux (uh, 0.5+ or something I think) and I only connected the two points on TOP of the system board. Worked perfectly with a 256k x2 4977.
-Zak
Guys
I understand that perhaps my question was asked somewhere else but still -
does anyone know - is it possible to flash tsop (winbond) with evox. I saw that a lot of people did it with raincoat, but as I understood it require original game 007, which I dont have. I hate the idea to go and buy that game only for 1 time use. or am I wrong and there is no need for iriginal 007 game?
i have 1.4 (i guess), soldered homebrew 29 mod to it with evD6. It is loading ok. but cant flash tsop. I think it should be possible. if anyone did that - please tell that magic spell.
or if there is a way to flash tsop without original game - tell that instead.
thanks in advance
| QUOTE (owlright @ Nov 10 2003, 12:05 AM) |
Guys I understand that perhaps my question was asked somewhere else but still - does anyone know - is it possible to flash tsop (winbond) with evox. I saw that a lot of people did it with raincoat, but as I understood it require original game 007, which I dont have. I hate the idea to go and buy that game only for 1 time use. or am I wrong and there is no need for iriginal 007 game? i have 1.4 (i guess), soldered homebrew 29 mod to it with evD6. It is loading ok. but cant flash tsop. I think it should be possible. if anyone did that - please tell that magic spell. or if there is a way to flash tsop without original game - tell that instead. thanks in advance |
to flash with homebrew u need to boot with homebrew then u need to remove the wires... i believe u can just cut the power and gnd and shit... ONE BY ONE AT THAT
uhm then u flash
homebrew is basically just another TSOP..
now as for whoever wanted the mech assault with raincoat?
i made a save in the past.... but dont have it anymore (on an xbox somewhere)
i have however made a save recently to get ready for a bunch of xbox's im going to do but i havent had the luck to test it yet
just a fair warning though.. when u use mechassault saves with raincoat from my experience if u send it to the xbox hdd.. load the save.. even if u dont play somehwo the game changes it.. cause once u load the save again raincoat doesnt bootup
so everytime u load the save u gotta send it to the xbox hdd again.. can get to be a bitch when trying to flash the tsop
I've moded nine V1.0 boxes using an enigmah and flashing the TSOP with Evox (29 wires down, flash, 29 wires off). Then I did a three using of V1.0's using a cheapmod with the hacked matrix bios (to flash the tsop). Finally, I did another two V1.0 using the AUF 007 hack with a slightly modified minilinux. So, that was 14 boxes and not once did I see anything but V1.0's; until last night.
Yesterday I had two friends ask me if I would flash their boxes. They were both the xmas bundles with MechAssault Live. Surprise, surprise, I open them up and they are V1.2/1.3's. I though I was toast, but reading this forum and following the diagram A.Z.BEST® posted, I was able to flash them without issue. Of course, I had to add the new raincoat stuff to my 007 AUF image, but all worked well.
I am one of the many fortunate benefactors of the genius and hard work of others. I have no idea how the new flash points were found on these new boards. Moreover, I haven't the slightest clue what was changed in raincoat to make it work with the V1.2+ boxes. Luckily for me, there are people who have the skills required to figure these things out and the willingness to share their findings with the rest of us. Thank you. This is awesome.
-prestige
| QUOTE (prestige @ Nov 14 2003, 08:13 PM) |
I've moded nine V1.0 boxes using an enigmah and flashing the TSOP with Evox (29 wires down, flash, 29 wires off). Then I did a three using of V1.0's using a cheapmod with the hacked matrix bios (to flash the tsop). Finally, I did another two V1.0 using the AUF 007 hack with a slightly modified minilinux. So, that was 14 boxes and not once did I see anything but V1.0's; until last night.
Yesterday I had two friends ask me if I would flash their boxes. They were both the xmas bundles with MechAssault Live. Surprise, surprise, I open them up and they are V1.2/1.3's. I though I was toast, but reading this forum and following the diagram A.Z.BEST® posted, I was able to flash them without issue. Of course, I had to add the new raincoat stuff to my 007 AUF image, but all worked well.
I am one of the many fortunate benefactors of the genius and hard work of others. I have no idea how the new flash points were found on these new boards. Moreover, I haven't the slightest clue what was changed in raincoat to make it work with the V1.2+ boxes. Luckily for me, there are people who have the skills required to figure these things out and the willingness to share their findings with the rest of us. Thank you. This is awesome.
-prestige |
yes, way to go guys!!!
My v1.4 /1.5 reports error 21 when I run Mechassault gamsave +Evox , is there another way of flashing this with still the Mechassault game disc. (MechAssault is the older type disc)
Is it possible to flash the xbox using the old type 007 AUF method?
Can I do this the same way as AUF007 using MA (telnet over rather then Evox)?
Thanks
I tried 007 AUF and as soon as it tyies to run from saved game menu (Load Mission) ERROR 21 occurs.
Can someone help me or is this son of a gun F****D
just flashed a 1.3 *i think*, winbond chip, soldering the top two points.
raincoat said erasing... trying to erase entire chip, then flashed normally.
but now the barstard wont boot. 2 greens then green/red. ie bad bios
=(

Okee, since i don't have a memcard or 007 dvd, i ripped the executables from the 007 hack and signed them with the font exploit. It ran and flashed
Perfect, the best way to flash without 007 dvd.
| QUOTE (XanTium @ Aug 9 2003, 02:47 AM) |
Hello,
I have a request for all those who flashed their TSOP on a v1.2/v1.3 xbox. There seems to be alot of questions about it.
Please tell me what brand your TSOP chip was and which points you soldered.
Thanks. |
I believe my XBox is a V1.3, definately a Winbond TSOP chip. I tried the common advice of only having to solder the topside two points. It never worked. I tried to re-solder about 5 times, all according to spec, tested with a multimeter, never worked. I always got the unrecognized device 0X0900 error when using raincoat to flash. Finally I took the motherboard out and soldered the two points on the bottom along with the top two. Boom, works the first time. Used the Mech Assault FatX images, ozxmemory util to burn the images to a 128 meg thumb drive, homemade USB cable to attach the XBox and thumb drive, transferred savegame to XBox hard drive, used exploit to boot into linux, ftp new bios and raincoat to XBox, run raincoat to back up the original bios, do it again to flash new bios, done. Just solder both sets of points if you get the 0X0900 error.
thank god the box was ok. I turned off the power poped out the board. checked my soldering 2 ON TOP looked at the 3rd on and soldered it DOES NOTHING IN EVOX. i un soldered it and tried only the 2 top. SAME thing happends EVOX does not work. Ok I then ran and got a raincoat and did the old method with a M7 256 bios.bin and i logon in at root and ran to flash the baster. I typed in the command and BAM not even 1 min. it flashed........
so i'm posting that a Winbond W49F020 in evox does not work.
RAINCOAT WORKED 100%
DAM M$ WHATS THAT ABOUT.
V 1.3, 6-21-03, Flashed HY29F002TT-90 with Evox 007 Installer PLUS, used only top 2 points. Worked the first try.
V1.4, 8-21-03, Samsung DVD, Focus, Winbond T-90. Successfully flashed 4979.06 with 007 Raincoat from usual places. Top 2 points only. Changed only the Bios.bin file in 007 Raincoat.
Hey guys I need some help!! I'm trying to flash a 1.3
when I type ./raincoat -p 256bios.bin it shows:
DETECTED: Hynix - HY29F002 (256K)
Programming with 256bios.bin...unable to open file
The file I'm using is 007AUF_RAIN0501_M7_256
any suggestions!!!
OK I need some serious Help here I have flashed a Xbox manufactured 8-30-03 using AUF/Evox with 4977 bios and it worked great! But I did another Manufactured 9-18-03 and made 4977 into xbox.bin like the tut said and it fragged...can anyone help?
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| But I did another Manufactured 9-18-03 and made 4977 into xbox.bin like the tut said and it fragged...can anyone help? |
Winbond TSOP - RAINCOAT ONLY
HyNix TSOP - Works with Evox
Top 2 points only for both.