Thread: Jtag 0.6690

Originally Posted by mitchem890

Well its a refurbished one they sent back to me, after my first one red ringed. but this was of course like 4 or 5 years ago.

Hmm... Alright then, wait for your tools and see if you are able to do it. What motherboard is it ? (I guess it's a Xenon)

Yep its a Xenon.

Originally Posted by mitchem890

Yep its a Xenon.

Then i think it should be fine. Hope it works out for you

Ill make sure to keep you guys updated. I'm sure ill have questions along the way.

Originally Posted by Foxeye

Try to download Jtag Tool 4.25 (I can't find a working download and do not allow it to connect to the internet as it will freeze trying to do an update) to read the NAND using an LPT cable or NANDPRO3.0 which is fairly easy to use but requires using the Command Prompt window and typing in commands.

http://www.ixtreme.net/jtag-hack/266...questions.html

Did the download link I gave you in your thread not work?

@mitchem
My RGH Guide used to use Jtag Tool instead on J-Runner. The steps haven't changed much, and the differences between Jtag and RGH installs are hardware. Pretty much everything else is the same. Slick's Jtag Tutorial is great - it's just a bit outdated. So, other than hardware, my RGH Guide can be used as an additional reference for Jtag installs.

@charincol
In your guide it says "...it's completely useless on Xenons, for now." Im assuming this is just for RGH-ing, am I right?


This is how I am visualizing doing this in my mind as of right now

1.) solder connections to some type of lpt adapter. using


2.) Dump the NAND and compare. (With my NANDPRO3.0 program)

3.) Solder


4.)Then flash XBR (with my jtag tool program)

Im not sure what the XBR and Xell are, or what they do.

My main goal in this is to be able to play 360 games from a external hdd, but emulators would be nice too.

XBReboot is an obsolete hacked kernel and far surpassed by FreeBOOT so don't even mess around with it. Xell(-Reloaded) is the Linux booter that gives you your CPU key.

I didn't say you should try to RGH your console. Other than the installation hardware, the steps for dumping the Nand, flashing Xell, creating the FreeBOOT image, are almost identical for both Jtag and RGH. That's why my RGH Guide can be used as a Jtag resource.

Basically once the Jtag hardware is installed, you could follow the rest of my guide. Since you're using an LPT cable, J-Runner obviously won't work with it, and you'll have to use Jtag Tool for reading/writing to the Nand. You can still use J-Runner for everything else.

Don't worry about your CB. With your dash version, I'd be very surprised if it wasn't exploitable.

Originally Posted by charincol

Did the download link I gave you in your thread not work?

@mitchem
My RGH Guide used to use Jtag Tool instead on J-Runner. The steps haven't changed much, and the differences between Jtag and RGH installs are hardware. Pretty much everything else is the same. Slick's Jtag Tutorial is great - it's just a bit outdated. So, other than hardware, my RGH Guide can be used as an additional reference for Jtag installs.

Sorry Charincol I used the link you sent and the RAR file was corrupted?

I should of tried it again but with all my anger issues of not getting my LPT to work I forgot about it and used NANDPRO.

I will try again at home instead of work to download and see if that fixes it.

Cheers

Originally Posted by mitchem890

@charincol
In your guide it says "...it's completely useless on Xenons, for now." Im assuming this is just for RGH-ing, am I right?


This is how I am visualizing doing this in my mind as of right now

1.) solder connections to some type of lpt adapter. using


2.) Dump the NAND and compare. (With my NANDPRO3.0 program)

3.) Solder


4.)Then flash XBR (with my jtag tool program)

Im not sure what the XBR and Xell are, or what they do.

My main goal in this is to be able to play 360 games from a external hdd, but emulators would be nice too.

What you are doing is the way that I did it BUT Jtag Tool can do everything for you in one program.

Jtag Tool Tutorial (Install FreeBOOT) - Cooshrimp - YouTube

Watch this a couple of times for help.



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