This is the correct output for a Falcon using AUD_CLAMP and TRAY_OPEN:
*** Version 1.2 by Blackaddr ***
Looking for SMC version...
SMC Version: 1.6
Processing ANALYSIS section of smc_util.ini
DMA_READ_HACK: found at 0x2E62
GPU_JTAG: found at 0x2EA1
PCI_MASK_BUG: not found
TMS_PATCH: found at 0x2D4B : TMS_value_is 0xCC
TDI_PATCH_0_of_3: found at 0x2DA9 : TDI_value_is 0xCF
TDI_PATCH_1_of_3: found at 0x2DCF : TDI_value_is 0xCF
TDI_PATCH_2_of_3: found at 0x2DE6 : TDI_value_is 0xCF
TDI_PATCH_3_of_3: found at 0x2EA7 : TDI_value_is 0xCF
PNC_CHARGE: found at 0x2E4F
PNC_NO_CHARGE: not found
Personally I use DB1F1 and not TRAY_OPEN. Even Blackaddr, the person who came up with the idea of using TRAY_OPEN uses DB1F1 instead of TRAY_OPEN.
I've done plenty of consoles, and never have I had any issue with HDMI. Blackaddr's alt SMC tools were written before fbBuild was released, and fbBuild uses launches Xellous differently from images created with iBuild. It launches Xellous if no drive is present, and has the freeboot_alt.bin present in the bin directory which can be swapped to build images which behave the same as those generated by iBuild. If you've ruled out a fault HDMI cable and a fault with your display device, then I would either try building an image using that freeboot_alt.bin or use DB1F1 instead of TRAY_OPEN. I can't see why it would do it, but using TRAY_OPEN could be causing it to launch Xellous and as we know Xellous doesn't support HDMI.
Out of curiosity, I would connect one of those consoles to your router. Boot into Xellous using your VGA lead and note down the IP address. Then boot with a HDMI lead, and see if entering that same IP address into a Internet Browser brings up Xellous.
"Jtagtool" doesn't create freeBoot images, and neither do FreeBoot ToolBox Maker, Easy FreeBoot etc. They all use iBuild & fbBuild through command lines, and you are better off using those programs directly. It really does solve a few of the issues.
This post has been edited by tk_saturn: Jan 31 2011, 10:05 PM