QUOTE(aubrey_76 @ Dec 11 2011, 05:10 PM)
When I open the program, it displays the following:
"Put the file "nanddump.bin" in "\Data\my360" folder for Xell/ECC image build"
"Put the file "cupkey.txt" in "\Data\my360" folder for RGH/Jtag image build"
I have a Falcon JTAG so do I only do the second one or do I do both of the above steps? I have my original nand that is named "orig" so do I need to rename it to something specific to work with this program?
You need both files, they are separate.
nanddump.bin is your original nand
cpukey.txt is a text file with your CPU key inside it (go figure
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If you don't have a cpukey.txt file, make one.
Assuming you are in Windows, create a file in notepad and call it cpukey.txt. Add a single line to that file - your CPU key. If you don't know your CPU key, start your 360 with the eject button so that Xell boots up. It will show your CPU key on the screen. Write it down, and save it in your file... keep it handy for next time, because it doesn't changed and you'll need it next time you want to update too.