I just finished doing an RGH 1.2 on a Falcon using this guide! I also want to add that because you did the wiring for the glitch chip out of order I got mixed up and soldered the wires incorrectly the first time, so if you ever do another tutorial like this one I would definitely recommend showing those in order haha. Otherwise a great guide! Thanks for the help!
Just finished this mod with the help of your fantastic tutorial. Worked flawlessly and boots very fast. This is the beginning of a second life for my Xbox 360. Thanks and cheers!
just finished desoldering the programmer before i ran out of time, only my second hard mod on any console and it was super difficult especially since my soldering tip is too big, glad to see i still got it done even if it pushed my skills to the limit, thank you for the great tutorials as usual!
Thank you for making this video. That alternate solder point for CPU RESET saved me. So with your help I was able to RGH this Falcon Xbox360 I found in the trash.
Hey! Just letting you know it might be a good idea to do an updated video since the Coolrunner Rev C clones are drying up, but the X360ACE v3 is still super common, and technically works a bit better for RGH 1.2 with support for adaptive timing. Also the drivers for the JR Programmer v2 have been updated and signed so you don't have to deal with disabling driver signature enforcement anymore!
Thanks Mr Mario. Successfully modded a Falcon that I found in a skip/dumpster in the rain. DVD drive was faulty but I don't need it after fitting a hard drive. Gave the case a good scrub (inside was pretty clean) and repasted the heatsinks. It runs great and will get a new lease of life! Boot times were slow until I bridged the CAP on the Coolrunner and now it's almost instant😄
Great tutorial! I would add some precisions around 45:40 if you're using a Jr Programmer: the NAND dump did not work for me at all. I had to do these steps in this precise order: 1. Close JRunner and disconnect the USB cable from your computer 2. Make sure everything is connected as shown in the video, switches on the programmer in the right positions. 3. Plug in the USB cable and wait 5 seconds 4. Open JRunner and press Read NAND It worked on the first try using this sequence. With a JR Programmer, you cant keep JRunner open the whole time.
I keep J-Runner running the entire time, more sounds like a J-R Programmer issue there. If you have one around, sure, but that's a good example as to why I don't recommend the older flashers anymore. xFlasher360 and PicoFlasher are fantastic.
I have done two jasper rgh3 and both has been working fine for months. Boot time is a few seconds, not instant like on slims but otherwise perfecly fine once glitched. I wonder if the people that has issues with rgh3 on falcon and jasper are not using a 22K Ohm resistor and a 1N4148 Diode as recommended...
That's the exact result I've had with my Falcon, it works fine for me but still isn't recommended as a solid solution due to the Phat RGH3 implementation being in beta and unstable. I believe I shared some information about it in this video, but I go into more detail in my upcoming RGH3 Phat video.
@@MrMario2011 would be interesting with details in regards to why it would be unstable once glitched and also an explanation/theory of why it would stop working for some after x amount of time (are we sure that the soldering is solid in those cases?). Also, thanks for creating great video tutorials and for interesting info :)
Thank you for the tutorial! Everything worked perfectly. If anyone else reads this, please remember to take your time when preparing the joints and do not rush them. Just remember to think logically and if you are unsure about something research it and ask questions.
As Usual Mario my friend you did a beautiful job on this tutorial. Knocked it out of the park my friend. and its always great to see content from you brother. Always good to hear from you. Much Love from Myself and Lorraine
Wouldn't it be simple to install pin headers in those holes? in case later on need to use them again also less hassle soldering wires then removing. Last time I did one of these XB was when Coolrunner had only just been released I should update mine.
Up to you, really. There's nothing wrong with installing a pinheader, but no one really does because it's pretty rare the average user has to reflash their NAND directly to the console like this after the modification has been done. Pinheaders were used for the original Xbox due to modchips cleanly being installed to and connecting to the LPC debug port, but that's not needed for the Xbox 360.
Phew, that was a lot of information! I really wanna RGH 1.2 my Jasper but I'm scared to do it. If I don't have a lot of practice with soldering, where can I practice it? WOW you're so good at it. That teeny tiny little resistor (I think that was what it was?) seems impossible!
Get a good Soldering station or iron, I suggest at least 50w, 90w or higher would be even better. And get some good flux, bad flux can make you want to never solder again. Stirri or AmTech are the best and made by the same company I believe. Chipquick is decent stuff too, I use it and have had good results.
For this rgh version you can also get a programmed chip, for 1.2 and so use the pico. Maybe not the best solution but it's cheaper than getting a programmer, since the pico you can repurpose for anything really.
I went to start my system up after setting everything up and it will not boot up. It just constantly flashes green light…. And nothing on the tv… could it be a bad soldering point?
@@MrMario2011 I showed a few experts and yes my soldering may be the issue… really need a microscope…lol But I want to let you know I really enjoy your UA-cam videos from the tutorials to mod chat….. thanks man
As always this is an awesome tutorial!! I really appreciate the technique and skills you share! I am curious if something like the xvc-pico project could allow the Raspberry Pi Pico to connect to the coolrunner's JTAG header to program it.
Hey man, your videos are well put together and I appreciate them big time. I have a Jasper (BB I believe(has 512mb internal), I have a Jr-programmer v2, and an Ace v3. I have no experience with soldering, so I have yet to give it a go. I also have a Trinity and a Corona. What are your suggestions as far as the easiest mod project for a beginner to accomplish with everything mentioned above to use? Would RGH3 on Trinity work with the wires from the nand reader? I've read that I would not need either of the chips to do so but also part of me is saying I should use the Jasper as practice and then just 3.0 the trinity. Anything helps and I appreciate your feedback in advance!
I recently bought myself one of those "pinecil" soldering irons to do this with the smallest tip available, so hopefully that should make it a little easier. I've since had a go with it and I can tell you it's 99x better than the $10 amazon iron I had. Solder instantly flows - love it. Some thinner solder seems to help also.
Definitely a skill you have to hone in, but the tools make a huge difference! I have a Pinecil but haven't used it yet, still really enjoying the Hakko I've had for years, but I know the feeling. Upgrading from my Stahl Tools iron to the Hakko felt like a dream.
@@MrMario2011 Well so far I've managed to solder on my pico flasher and it worked dumping the nand and writing xell.. so far the instructions are v.good thanks MrMario! It sure isn't a quick process but hopefully it'll be worth it.
my god that wasn't easy lol.. had to re-solder my picoflasher back on, then had to mess with the timing but seems to work now!! Hilariously tough, but satisfying.
ok, I give up - made absolutely sure everything was working - did 7 cold boots in a row no issues at all.. put it all back together, just keeps trying to boot. I highly recommend not bothering with xbox360 mods unless you have a *lot* of free time. I've wasted at least 10hrs on this.
This looks a lot harder than it actually is, if you’re using a lot of flux then it’s a total breeze. The only problem i had is locating the PLL point. It’s kinda jumbled in there. But i managed to do it
Hey MrMario, I need your help. I did this to my jasper and I ran into a problem. I programmed the coolrunner and read the nand and created and wrote the XeLL and wired everything up. But when I went to boot up the console I got rrod. With the error 0023. I don’t know what’s wrong. I checked all of my wiring and resoldered all of the wires and I still have the same issue. I even resoldered the r8c2 chip on the board and it is on there and fine and even tried the alternate points and still not working. I need your help.
I rgh3 two jaspers, one 16mb and one BB 256mb, both work great, i noticed that the BB boots instantly more times than the 16mb, because sometimes it takes up to 10 sec but only from a cold boot, other than that they both boot instantly
Amazing tutorial! I followed it all the way through and my 360 works great! I do have a question though. When backing up the files from JRunner, i noticed i didn't have a glitch.ecc file. Is this a problem? Thanks
Sorry to comment on a year old video but I medically NEED to know, I have a Jasper 360 and I wanted to mod it with this RGH 1.2. I have a CoolRunner rev C, a Matrix glitcher v1, a 360 ace v1 and CR4 chips. I scoured the interwebs and hear conflicting reports. I hear the Matrix is the fastest boot times if you use the correct timing files. I also hear the CR4 is amazing as well. Which one would you use for this mod? What would be your first choice(and maybe even your second choice)? Thank you as always!
All of them will work fine. If it was on my desk I'd probably go with a CoolRunner Rev C or Matrix Glitcher V1, but that's just based on my own preferences.
As I hath said in the comment section of thyne earlier video, thy PICO hath no bounds. Hence thy PICO has chosen MrMario2011 as one of thy disciplines, spread thy word of the unrivaled power of thy PICO.
I managed to find a 360 elite at a thrift store i go to for 25 bucks repasted it and cleaned it up and it works good. Been trying to find a 360 to mod and now I gotta just get some of the gear to mod one of these. If this was 09 or 2010 I'd have a buddy do it for me lol but those days are long gone.
tried this and failed miserably. broke my xbox that ive had since i was a kid. hoping i can at least somehow get the data off it and put it on a new one
thats exactly what i did, and i bought a pre modded 360 so i dont have to even try it again. my main issue was that i dont have the correct soldering heads for such small points so i was just soldering a lot of them together which i guess shorted the board
Amazing video thank you. Can I use a ck3 lite v1.1, using the same wire installation and use the coolrunner timing files for the rgh 1.2? If so do I leave all the dip switches to off? Thanks
A CK3 Lite is for DVD drives, you might be referring to CR3 Lite? If so, I've never done an install with one of those, but I know they are RGH 1.2 compatible. You could try it with DIP switches off, but sorry, I have no experience firsthand with one.
Hi there another great video. I installed a matrix into my jasper BB and im getting really inconsistant boots sometimes none at all. Im curious as to the wire. Is it insulated from electrical noise?
@@MrMario2011 ive tried 2 matrixs with 17-24 and even tried mounting one to the xclamp just to get the shortest wires possible other then power and ground. But it magically boots when i play with the pll wire but when i let it go itll freeze on boot animation.
I have a solid red light at 1:00:55 and it does not turn on... I have some doubts about the .ecc I wrote since it was displayed as a Falcon but I have an Opus console. Could it be the source of my problem?
@@MrMario2011 I've read that it almost always means there's a short circuit. I have 0 Ohms between 3.3V and GND, but 5V and 12V circuits are fine. I'm searching for the complete schematics to find which component could have overheated, some regulator. Any suggestions?
@@MrMario2011 finally found I overheated C2B12 (north of 3V3 point) while trying to do the perfect welding. short circuit is now resolved, after 1-2h of looking for datasheets and schematics
I have a Jasper which stopped glitching with RGH 1.2 only a few days after putting it together! The cap addition of various values close to the recommend one did not help. Unfortunately had to reverse that to stock. Might try a different glitch chip. I ended up doing it with a Falcon of mine. Instant boot with the Matrix which I used for the Jasper.
@@Henry_Unreal kept J-Runner settings the same and followed the tutorial in the same way. It is definitely a case where the console itself is stubborn. Have got it glitching a few times but it took hours to do so.
Good installation. The best solution for Phat Xbox. But CPU RST is better to get from below. PLL it is best to solder the cable from the other side. If you don't have any disturbing components in the way. Xclamp for that has to go down there. Better get ground at the AV port. Also, one should keep 3.3v cables away from the others. Since this can lead to glitch problems. It is best to fix it with a bit of hot glue. Thanks for the video. And thanks for the video with the flashing of the drives :) I do that more often now
We all have our own ways of doing it! CPU_RST alt point I used can actually be better and has been recommended for stubborn consoles in the past, but it can be harder to solder to due to it being so small. As for GND, a ground is a ground for the most part, I just have a preference for using the motherboard's ground.
I followed this process and my console won't boot. Central light on Xbox flashes green (but not the surrounding 4 other light), and you can hear the glitch chip cycling, but nothing shows in screen. Tried 18-21 timing files, double checked wiring, but no Xell booting. I'm using a xFlasher for the glitch chip and Pico for NaND. Also tried HDMi and A/V out. Is a Falcon. Any thoughts?
Could be related to wire routing or soldering quality, also make sure all the points you soldered to from the chip to the motherboard are accurate. Make sure you're also building your NAND properly as a Glitch2 image.
@@MrMario2011 ok thank you for the answer. I did check everything but I'll check again just in case. I haven't got to the NaND building yet as I don't have the CPU key as Xell won't boot. I have done multiple RGH3 with success but just can't make this 1.2 work ..
Hello . can somebody help..my fans not spinning and i got permanent red and green light afer building and flashing the nand sucessfully....did i screwed up hardware or sofware side? xbox 360 flacon
Reflash stock NAND, desolder 3v3 from the chip or board, see if it boots stock successfully. If so, resolder the chip, the RGH 1.2 timings should allow stock to boot. If there's an issue, it could be wiring. You could also try to rewrite ECC after this.
@@MrMario2011 thanks for trying but i guess i failed...i cant rebuild the nand because i didnt used the method with ethernet ...so i got no lockdown value(also no photo fo the fuse lines) to build a new nand
Hey Mr, mario, would it be possible to give some more info on how to connect to the coolrunner with a pico. ive made a nand read but now im kinda lost on how to continue
Steps are mostly the same. Rewire the glitch chip as needed, reflash the timing file, then build and flash a proper NAND update. The main difference is you don't need to start with stock or flash XeLL to get the CPU key since you already have all that.
Hello! Sorry for searching help on such an old video, but I really need to clarify some things. Many people say that using an ace v3 as a glitch chip for a phat console is a bad decision, but I have already ordered one of Aliexpress. It's the only chip I can buy, I haven't found any matrix or coolrunners, and no other shops ship to Romania. Is it ok and will my Xbox last? I originally planned to RGH3 my Jasper, but I'm worried about longevity. Also, I plan to use a Pico as a glitch chip flasher since proper ones are very expensive and I read on Reddit and Se7ensins that dirtypico360 plays well with ace chips. Please tell me if there are any more things to know.
Is RGH 3 any better for Jaspers? Gonna do a Trinity and Jasper this weekend and was curious if they ever found a more reliable way for RGH3 on a Jasper. If not I'll forsure order a glitch chip and do 1.2. I've saw some posts about making a pico into a glitch chip itself but think it may only be for Trinity and is not well documented.
I've done a few RGH 3 jasper and they always struggle to boot but eventually do. it gets annoying tho. Falcons however have been really great on RGH 3 for me.
Back in 2016 I had issues with MX4. It started to separate on my Jasper after 2 months, and the grey stuff got pressed out of the heatsink, and only the oil stayed on the chip. Luckily, it did not get harmed. Probably was just a bad batch.
I had my Falcon and my Jasper and I had ordered the cool runner c and a NAND programmer and while I was waiting for them to arrive, the pico flasher was released. Since I had a couple of Picos I went with the Pico - seamless. I still have cool runners kicking around - don't really see any use for them anymore.
@@MrMario2011 yes and they've been very stable and quick to boot. I had to play a bit more with the resistor value on the Falcon but it's just as good. The biggest head scratcher was on the 256 mb Jasper where it wouldn't boot after flashing the mod. Had to restore to stock, boot and delete my user data from the inbuilt storage and redo the mod. It worked perfectly after that. As far as RGHs go, it's the third one, for my consoles ( Pico, resistor, diode, good soldering, shrink tube on components and kapton tape ).
I followed your guide to RGH3 my jasper console using the pico flasher, but now that the matrix chip i ordered has finally arrived i want to convert this bad boy over to RGH1.2. Are there any available guides to convert from RGH3 to RGH1.2?
so i tried now my falcon and jasper bb from rgh3 to rgh1.2. Falcon makes no difference, always instaboot. and the jasper also no difference boots within 6-20sec (tested all time files). so i will stay with rgh3.
I got posted into xell! I had connections around pll/a bridging. Was flashing green b4 fix Edit: for the people this might help. The actual pll wire positioning was giving me the green flashing light if it was too flat. Idk if it's just the cheap wires from the cool runner kit or what but that was giving me trouble and possibly scotch tape can bridge connections. Also my pll connection is in a glob of solder bridging with the black resistor on the bottom lol I have no idea how it's working. I've had way better solder joints to pll but none em were working so just keep at it! I respositions the wire to under the cooler brackets instead of the wrap around mr mario shows. Seems slightly easier bc there isn't a pad u can bridge with but having that wire next to the hot brackets could be risky.
Currently struggling on this. In J-Runner, I'm at the point to where I have to flash the timing file onto my Coolrunner. However, the SVF flash fails, even though the coolrunner is in Phat Programming mode, and the Xflasher is in SPI mode. Could really use some help, as online solutions didn't help me any. Edit: Turns out the Coolrunner I bought had the Prg/Nor switch installed backwards. After switching it to the Nor side, it flashed immediately. Ah, the world of knockoff devices
Great guide. CPU rest got me. Never would boot. Think it was my CPU rest. Tried to reflow the cable and ended up taking the whole resistor off and pads. Could not get the pad to flow. Ordering another jasper off ebay now and gonna try it again.
I'm pretty new to this, but if I'm correct there's no way to flash the coolrunner without the xflasher? Is this impossible without the xflasher? I'm confused why the pico is presented as an option but it can only flash the console and not the coolrunner
Unfortunately you do need an SPI flasher to handle flashing the glitch chip. The Pico is only capable of flashing the console's NAND. As for the other question about the flashers I have no clue.
Anyone reading this months later I did get it to work with the DirtyPico360 fork by ThisIsCheez. The coolrunner I have took the flash without problems.
Matrix is very similar to the CoolRunner (some have oscillator, but that can be disabled, and they still use 3.3V) and even uses the same timing files (different points). The Ace requires 5V *and* requires you to do some modifications and add a 22K Ohm resistor to PLL (kind of like you have to do with RGH 3 on phats).
@@MrMario2011 thanks. just found solution. i enable button for slim when set timing. after i change into phat, and set timing, its working. its take time 7 hours for resolder again and again. mistake only on that button.
The problem is this: I installed new NAND memory. Now it's empty. I don't have original native dumps. There are no keys either. What falcon files need to be written to memory for XELL to work? How to collect XELLL if there is no retail dump?
I’ve been out of the scene for a long time, last I heard (years ago) when I was flashing my DVD drive the common wisdom was to never boot your 360 without a DVD drive connected as you’d get banned from Xbox Live. Any idea if that’s still the case as I booted my RGH a lot without the DVD to refine timings
I remember that clearly! So many years later I can confidently say that's not a factor to getting banned. If you check the SecData there is a value which counts how many times the console was booted without a DVD drive, but I've never ever ever ever seen a console banned solely for being turned on without a DVD drive.
Make sure stock NAND is flashed over, desolder power from the CoolRunner and boot up the console. If it still boots stock NAND successfully, you would probably have to continue on with the top side CLK point which you can look up, it's near the ANA chip but it is harder to solder to. If the console isn't turning on at all, you would have to perform trace repair to FT2R2.
I flashed my 360 many years ao. and a few days ago the console stop posting any video i thought maybe the console died so i bought another 360 and try flashing it with the same old chip. and got the same issue. then is safe to say that the chip is faulty. i got the same coolrunner rev c
I have a problem every time I try to program my chip it says xilinx device not detect. It’s a cool runner rev c and a jr programmer all of the wires are intact and the switches are in the right spot but I can’t get it to work
@@MrMario2011 I have the jr drivers installed and all of the switches are in the right spot and All of the wires are in the right spot without any pins damged
Tring on a phat console and when Im going to get the cpu key no blue screen the cental led is flashing and the revc also flashing but no blue sceen. Checked all soldering points. did all programing again. and nothing.
i picked up a untested xbox 360 halo edition with a falcon motherboard and when i opened it up i saw it had a little board that said cool runner on it i suspect it was jail broken and i was doing research on it and it lead me here although it doesn’t have any special software on it cause the hard drive for it was gone although i have thought about attempting to jailbreak it
Nice tutorial, i can obtain cpu key with xell in 5 seconds , but i can't boot xebuild (dash mod), the glich light green is inestable, help please ,(jasper 2010)
Hello Mr Mario, I have falcon xbox360 and when I try to read nano it say “ device not found” I am using a xflasher and I had resolder 4times, but still get the “ device not found” I do not have the glitch chip but I have everything plug in (not powered on). Is it not working because I don’t have the glitch chip or is it something else?
Has anybody used the coolrunner and an pico and has some kind of picture because its not realy clear to me where to solder the points on the coolrunner.
i tried turning on the xbox after finishing everything (nand read and image create worked good in jrunner) after doing all the soldering after about 15 seconds i get a red ring
@@8bitnation419 Some Jaspers also support JTAG (especially if they came with blades out of the box and were never updated), but a lot of them don't (especially the later "V2/Tonasket" variants).
OK.If i buy new NAND memory and I installed it on my Xbox 360 (Falcon). It's empty. What specific files should I upload there and where can I get them? Xell (rgh1.2). What are their names?
idk if my comment is getting flagged as spam or what. Watch a vid in spanish called _RECUPERA CUALQUIER XBOX 360 + NAND DONADA AUTOMATICA_ Which means RECOVER ANY XBOX 360 + DONATED NANDS AUTOMATIC. Its a video about recovering/making a new nand, but you would need to ENABLE ENGLISH CAPTIONS to follow through. Its a video on how to CREATE a NAND from scratch.
@scipanovgenadij7732 Check the vids description box also, it has the files to work with. I believe it can help you recover your 360. I tried replying on another vid you posted your issue, but my comment was not going through for some reason idk! Good luck!
I just finished doing an RGH 1.2 on a Falcon using this guide! I also want to add that because you did the wiring for the glitch chip out of order I got mixed up and soldered the wires incorrectly the first time, so if you ever do another tutorial like this one I would definitely recommend showing those in order haha. Otherwise a great guide! Thanks for the help!
It always seems to be the Americans who love modding and are really good at it, much love from the UK Mr Mario xx
I'm not professional, but I know there's good installers across the pond! They might not make as many videos, though 😅 Thank you!
Just finished this mod with the help of your fantastic tutorial. Worked flawlessly and boots very fast. This is the beginning of a second life for my Xbox 360. Thanks and cheers!
Great to hear!
@@MrMario2011 i have two jasper big blocks that will instaboot xell but refuses to boot retail. im very frustrate
just finished desoldering the programmer before i ran out of time, only my second hard mod on any console and it was super difficult especially since my soldering tip is too big, glad to see i still got it done even if it pushed my skills to the limit, thank you for the great tutorials as usual!
You can do it!
Thank you for making this video. That alternate solder point for CPU RESET saved me. So with your help I was able to RGH this Falcon Xbox360 I found in the trash.
Glad it helped!
Hey! Just letting you know it might be a good idea to do an updated video since the Coolrunner Rev C clones are drying up, but the X360ACE v3 is still super common, and technically works a bit better for RGH 1.2 with support for adaptive timing. Also the drivers for the JR Programmer v2 have been updated and signed so you don't have to deal with disabling driver signature enforcement anymore!
MrMario, you are the savior that all us 2000's console fanboys need. Thanks for all of your guides brother, a giant contribution to the modding scene
"2000's console fanboys" is the perfect descriptor that I've never associated to until now 😂 Thank you!
Thanks Mr Mario. Successfully modded a Falcon that I found in a skip/dumpster in the rain. DVD drive was faulty but I don't need it after fitting a hard drive. Gave the case a good scrub (inside was pretty clean) and repasted the heatsinks. It runs great and will get a new lease of life! Boot times were slow until I bridged the CAP on the Coolrunner and now it's almost instant😄
Nice work!
Great tutorial! I would add some precisions around 45:40 if you're using a Jr Programmer: the NAND dump did not work for me at all. I had to do these steps in this precise order:
1. Close JRunner and disconnect the USB cable from your computer
2. Make sure everything is connected as shown in the video, switches on the programmer in the right positions.
3. Plug in the USB cable and wait 5 seconds
4. Open JRunner and press Read NAND
It worked on the first try using this sequence. With a JR Programmer, you cant keep JRunner open the whole time.
I keep J-Runner running the entire time, more sounds like a J-R Programmer issue there. If you have one around, sure, but that's a good example as to why I don't recommend the older flashers anymore. xFlasher360 and PicoFlasher are fantastic.
@@MrMario2011 thanks for your answer, I edited my comment
I have done two jasper rgh3 and both has been working fine for months. Boot time is a few seconds, not instant like on slims but otherwise perfecly fine once glitched. I wonder if the people that has issues with rgh3 on falcon and jasper are not using a 22K Ohm resistor and a 1N4148 Diode as recommended...
That's the exact result I've had with my Falcon, it works fine for me but still isn't recommended as a solid solution due to the Phat RGH3 implementation being in beta and unstable. I believe I shared some information about it in this video, but I go into more detail in my upcoming RGH3 Phat video.
@@MrMario2011 would be interesting with details in regards to why it would be unstable once glitched and also an explanation/theory of why it would stop working for some after x amount of time (are we sure that the soldering is solid in those cases?). Also, thanks for creating great video tutorials and for interesting info :)
i´ve done some Falcons, Jaspers which all work. But one Falcon boots only 8 out of 10 times. 2x it freezes, so better RGH 1.2.
Thank you for the tutorial! Everything worked perfectly. If anyone else reads this, please remember to take your time when preparing the joints and do not rush them. Just remember to think logically and if you are unsure about something research it and ask questions.
Absolutely, good advice!
Just performed RGH 1.2, harder than 3 but it’s great! Thanks for the guide!
more reliable than RGH3 on a fat console too from what I've read
As Usual Mario my friend you did a beautiful job on this tutorial. Knocked it out of the park my friend. and its always great to see content from you brother. Always good to hear from you. Much Love from Myself and Lorraine
Thanks so much, man 😀
Wouldn't it be simple to install pin headers in those holes? in case later on need to use them again also less hassle soldering wires then removing.
Last time I did one of these XB was when Coolrunner had only just been released I should update mine.
Up to you, really. There's nothing wrong with installing a pinheader, but no one really does because it's pretty rare the average user has to reflash their NAND directly to the console like this after the modification has been done. Pinheaders were used for the original Xbox due to modchips cleanly being installed to and connecting to the LPC debug port, but that's not needed for the Xbox 360.
you have no idea how much i needed this video, thank you!
Glad this can help!
Phew, that was a lot of information! I really wanna RGH 1.2 my Jasper but I'm scared to do it. If I don't have a lot of practice with soldering, where can I practice it? WOW you're so good at it. That teeny tiny little resistor (I think that was what it was?) seems impossible!
Use dead motherboards and practice soldering onto various components 🙂
Get a good Soldering station or iron, I suggest at least 50w, 90w or higher would be even better. And get some good flux, bad flux can make you want to never solder again. Stirri or AmTech are the best and made by the same company I believe. Chipquick is decent stuff too, I use it and have had good results.
Thank you, i was able to rgh 1.2 v2 a tonasket i found at goodwill because of this video
Nice work!
hey men how are you
I was wondering when you are going to explain the RGH EXT_CLK method for Zephyrs/Xenons
Excelente tutorial funciona perfecto, lo segui todo y quedo 10/10!
Finding that PLL point in person took forever my first time
It doesn't help when it's populated next to so many small components!
17:17 Linus Tech Tips much??
Love this video, it's even mega relaxing to hear and see.
Not a frequent watcher of LTT, so I have no idea 😂
@@MrMario2011 If he builds/show somthing 99% of the time het let stuff fall out of his hands or knocks somthing over ;)
For this rgh version you can also get a programmed chip, for 1.2 and so use the pico. Maybe not the best solution but it's cheaper than getting a programmer, since the pico you can repurpose for anything really.
I went to start my system up after setting everything up and it will not boot up. It just constantly flashes green light…. And nothing on the tv… could it be a bad soldering point?
It could be.
@@MrMario2011 I showed a few experts and yes my soldering may be the issue… really need a microscope…lol
But I want to let you know I really enjoy your UA-cam videos from the tutorials to mod chat….. thanks man
What if cool runner isn't available. Any other options you would suggest? Possible links?
ace v3
As always this is an awesome tutorial!! I really appreciate the technique and skills you share! I am curious if something like the xvc-pico project could allow the Raspberry Pi Pico to connect to the coolrunner's JTAG header to program it.
Thank you! And hrm... Possibly? I haven't heard of that project, but just now looked it up.
finding a Xflasher is way harder than doing the actual RGH1.2 😞
Hey man, your videos are well put together and I appreciate them big time.
I have a Jasper (BB I believe(has 512mb internal), I have a Jr-programmer v2, and an Ace v3. I have no experience with soldering, so I have yet to give it a go.
I also have a Trinity and a Corona. What are your suggestions as far as the easiest mod project for a beginner to accomplish with everything mentioned above to use?
Would RGH3 on Trinity work with the wires from the nand reader? I've read that I would not need either of the chips to do so but also part of me is saying I should use the Jasper as practice and then just 3.0 the trinity.
Anything helps and I appreciate your feedback in advance!
None of these are any mod projects I recommend to someone who has never soldered before.
I recently bought myself one of those "pinecil" soldering irons to do this with the smallest tip available, so hopefully that should make it a little easier. I've since had a go with it and I can tell you it's 99x better than the $10 amazon iron I had. Solder instantly flows - love it. Some thinner solder seems to help also.
Definitely a skill you have to hone in, but the tools make a huge difference! I have a Pinecil but haven't used it yet, still really enjoying the Hakko I've had for years, but I know the feeling. Upgrading from my Stahl Tools iron to the Hakko felt like a dream.
@@MrMario2011 Well so far I've managed to solder on my pico flasher and it worked dumping the nand and writing xell.. so far the instructions are v.good thanks MrMario! It sure isn't a quick process but hopefully it'll be worth it.
my god that wasn't easy lol.. had to re-solder my picoflasher back on, then had to mess with the timing but seems to work now!! Hilariously tough, but satisfying.
ok, I give up - made absolutely sure everything was working - did 7 cold boots in a row no issues at all.. put it all back together, just keeps trying to boot. I highly recommend not bothering with xbox360 mods unless you have a *lot* of free time. I've wasted at least 10hrs on this.
@@syrus3kim on school break for the next month i have A LOT of free time
This looks a lot harder than it actually is, if you’re using a lot of flux then it’s a total breeze. The only problem i had is locating the PLL point. It’s kinda jumbled in there. But i managed to do it
Hey MrMario, I need your help. I did this to my jasper and I ran into a problem. I programmed the coolrunner and read the nand and created and wrote the XeLL and wired everything up. But when I went to boot up the console I got rrod. With the error 0023. I don’t know what’s wrong. I checked all of my wiring and resoldered all of the wires and I still have the same issue. I even resoldered the r8c2 chip on the board and it is on there and fine and even tried the alternate points and still not working. I need your help.
Flash original image back over to the console and desolder the Coolrunner wires. If it boots, there was something wrong with your wiring.
Ok thanks I will try that out. But how would I go about flashing the original image back?
thank you for being the reason i still remember how to install hen on a ps3
This is awesome!
I rgh3 two jaspers, one 16mb and one BB 256mb, both work great, i noticed that the BB boots instantly more times than the 16mb, because sometimes it takes up to 10 sec but only from a cold boot, other than that they both boot instantly
Amazing tutorial! I followed it all the way through and my 360 works great! I do have a question though. When backing up the files from JRunner, i noticed i didn't have a glitch.ecc file. Is this a problem? Thanks
Not at all. It actually gets deleted with the later version of J-runner with extras once you successfully build an image with cpu key.
Looks like this was answered, glad the video helped!
@@legendofcho Thank you!
Sorry to comment on a year old video but I medically NEED to know, I have a Jasper 360 and I wanted to mod it with this RGH 1.2. I have a CoolRunner rev C, a Matrix glitcher v1, a 360 ace v1 and CR4 chips. I scoured the interwebs and hear conflicting reports. I hear the Matrix is the fastest boot times if you use the correct timing files. I also hear the CR4 is amazing as well. Which one would you use for this mod? What would be your first choice(and maybe even your second choice)? Thank you as always!
All of them will work fine. If it was on my desk I'd probably go with a CoolRunner Rev C or Matrix Glitcher V1, but that's just based on my own preferences.
@@MrMario2011 So they are pretty much interchangeable then. Kinda what I though but glad to get a second opinion. Thank you Mr. Mario!
I've broken the R8C2 resistor at 54:58. My console POSTs but won't boot, the fans keep speeding up, I've only flashed Xell to the console. Am I SOL?
going to try in 2024 should i follow this tutorial or a newer one
This one still applies.
where can i get the cool runner rev 3 board can i use a different board then the cool runner
As I hath said in the comment section of thyne earlier video, thy PICO hath no bounds. Hence thy PICO has chosen MrMario2011 as one of thy disciplines, spread thy word of the unrivaled power of thy PICO.
Amazing 😂 however yes, the PicoFlasher is fantastic
I managed to find a 360 elite at a thrift store i go to for 25 bucks repasted it and cleaned it up and it works good. Been trying to find a 360 to mod and now I gotta just get some of the gear to mod one of these. If this was 09 or 2010 I'd have a buddy do it for me lol but those days are long gone.
You ever get it done?
I remember back in the day you could build your own programmer on a peice or scrap board sorta reminded me when I saw the new arduino method.
So happy I never did LPT
tried this and failed miserably. broke my xbox that ive had since i was a kid. hoping i can at least somehow get the data off it and put it on a new one
Sorry to hear, that's never a good feeling. You can still use the hard drive in another console, or back it up with FATXplorer
thats exactly what i did, and i bought a pre modded 360 so i dont have to even try it again. my main issue was that i dont have the correct soldering heads for such small points so i was just soldering a lot of them together which i guess shorted the board
Amazing video thank you. Can I use a ck3 lite v1.1, using the same wire installation and use the coolrunner timing files for the rgh 1.2? If so do I leave all the dip switches to off? Thanks
A CK3 Lite is for DVD drives, you might be referring to CR3 Lite? If so, I've never done an install with one of those, but I know they are RGH 1.2 compatible. You could try it with DIP switches off, but sorry, I have no experience firsthand with one.
I was looking forward to doing this but it's impossible to find an Xflasher. There isn't even any preorders unless I want it from the UK
Sorry to hear, hopefully they restock soon. It's the best flasher out there, but it is supplied by one person/shop.
i know, can´t find it anywhere. Only the J-R Flasher on aliexpress, but i´ve heard that this has some trouble with drivers and so.
Hi there another great video. I installed a matrix into my jasper BB and im getting really inconsistant boots sometimes none at all. Im curious as to the wire. Is it insulated from electrical noise?
It could be wire routing, you could also try a few other timing files as well?
@@MrMario2011 ive tried 2 matrixs with 17-24 and even tried mounting one to the xclamp just to get the shortest wires possible other then power and ground. But it magically boots when i play with the pll wire but when i let it go itll freeze on boot animation.
I have a solid red light at 1:00:55 and it does not turn on... I have some doubts about the .ecc I wrote since it was displayed as a Falcon but I have an Opus console. Could it be the source of my problem?
That's not the problem.
@@MrMario2011 I've read that it almost always means there's a short circuit. I have 0 Ohms between 3.3V and GND, but 5V and 12V circuits are fine. I'm searching for the complete schematics to find which component could have overheated, some regulator. Any suggestions?
@@MrMario2011 finally found I overheated C2B12 (north of 3V3 point) while trying to do the perfect welding. short circuit is now resolved, after 1-2h of looking for datasheets and schematics
I have a Jasper which stopped glitching with RGH 1.2 only a few days after putting it together! The cap addition of various values close to the recommend one did not help. Unfortunately had to reverse that to stock. Might try a different glitch chip.
I ended up doing it with a Falcon of mine. Instant boot with the Matrix which I used for the Jasper.
Might indeed be worth it with a different chip. I still love the CR Rec C all these years later for Phat installs.
And you didnt change any of the jrunner settings or you followed the tutorial in the same way as using Coolrunner?
@@Henry_Unreal kept J-Runner settings the same and followed the tutorial in the same way.
It is definitely a case where the console itself is stubborn. Have got it glitching a few times but it took hours to do so.
Good installation. The best solution for Phat Xbox.
But CPU RST is better to get from below. PLL it is best to solder the cable from the other side. If you don't have any disturbing components in the way. Xclamp for that has to go down there.
Better get ground at the AV port. Also, one should keep 3.3v cables away from the others. Since this can lead to glitch problems. It is best to fix it with a bit of hot glue. Thanks for the video. And thanks for the video with the flashing of the drives :) I do that more often now
We all have our own ways of doing it! CPU_RST alt point I used can actually be better and has been recommended for stubborn consoles in the past, but it can be harder to solder to due to it being so small.
As for GND, a ground is a ground for the most part, I just have a preference for using the motherboard's ground.
I followed this process and my console won't boot. Central light on Xbox flashes green (but not the surrounding 4 other light), and you can hear the glitch chip cycling, but nothing shows in screen. Tried 18-21 timing files, double checked wiring, but no Xell booting. I'm using a xFlasher for the glitch chip and Pico for NaND. Also tried HDMi and A/V out. Is a Falcon. Any thoughts?
Could be related to wire routing or soldering quality, also make sure all the points you soldered to from the chip to the motherboard are accurate. Make sure you're also building your NAND properly as a Glitch2 image.
@@MrMario2011 ok thank you for the answer. I did check everything but I'll check again just in case.
I haven't got to the NaND building yet as I don't have the CPU key as Xell won't boot. I have done multiple RGH3 with success but just can't make this 1.2 work ..
@@toplus83 Hello, I have the same problem, did you manage to solve it by checking your welds?
The wires your using when doing the man’s flash, where did you get em or how did you make them.
Standard NAND programmer wires that I soldered sewing needles to and secured with heatshrink tubing.
Thank you
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Hello . can somebody help..my fans not spinning and i got permanent red and green light afer building and flashing the nand sucessfully....did i screwed up hardware or sofware side? xbox 360 flacon
Reflash stock NAND, desolder 3v3 from the chip or board, see if it boots stock successfully.
If so, resolder the chip, the RGH 1.2 timings should allow stock to boot. If there's an issue, it could be wiring. You could also try to rewrite ECC after this.
@@MrMario2011 thanks for trying but i guess i failed...i cant rebuild the nand because i didnt used the method with ethernet ...so i got no lockdown value(also no photo fo the fuse lines) to build a new nand
What are the 68nf capacitors for?
Was wondering too! Scanned the whole video but couldn't find any mention, maybe its just optional?
How i can reprogram the coolrunner with just an picoflasher?
Hey Mr, mario, would it be possible to give some more info on how to connect to the coolrunner with a pico. ive made a nand read but now im kinda lost on how to continue
DirtyPico360
@@MrMario2011 Thank you ill look into it
So what if i already have rgh?
Then I'm not sure what this video will serve?
@@MrMario2011 I ment if i wanted to update from RGH to RGH 1.2?
Steps are mostly the same. Rewire the glitch chip as needed, reflash the timing file, then build and flash a proper NAND update. The main difference is you don't need to start with stock or flash XeLL to get the CPU key since you already have all that.
Hello! Sorry for searching help on such an old video, but I really need to clarify some things. Many people say that using an ace v3 as a glitch chip for a phat console is a bad decision, but I have already ordered one of Aliexpress. It's the only chip I can buy, I haven't found any matrix or coolrunners, and no other shops ship to Romania. Is it ok and will my Xbox last? I originally planned to RGH3 my Jasper, but I'm worried about longevity.
Also, I plan to use a Pico as a glitch chip flasher since proper ones are very expensive and I read on Reddit and Se7ensins that dirtypico360 plays well with ace chips.
Please tell me if there are any more things to know.
Your console will be fine, Coolrunner or Matrix are just the preferred ones for a Phat.
@MrMario2011 Thank you!!
Is RGH 3 any better for Jaspers? Gonna do a Trinity and Jasper this weekend and was curious if they ever found a more reliable way for RGH3 on a Jasper.
If not I'll forsure order a glitch chip and do 1.2. I've saw some posts about making a pico into a glitch chip itself but think it may only be for Trinity and is not well documented.
RGH3 for Phat consoles is still the same, so my warning on the RGH3 Phat tutorial would still be what I'd echo now.
I've done a few RGH 3 jasper and they always struggle to boot but eventually do. it gets annoying tho. Falcons however have been really great on RGH 3 for me.
Great video but, does this still work on the new update that Microsoft launched 5 days ago?
They didn't issue a new update, but even so the answer would still be yes.
Back in 2016 I had issues with MX4. It started to separate on my Jasper after 2 months, and the grey stuff got pressed out of the heatsink, and only the oil stayed on the chip. Luckily, it did not get harmed. Probably was just a bad batch.
Sounds like a bad batch for sure.
For some reason, my console doesn’t glitch when booting into the dashboard but works when booting into xell
It could be wire routing? That's typically what I've run into when I have freezing.
I had my Falcon and my Jasper and I had ordered the cool runner c and a NAND programmer and while I was waiting for them to arrive, the pico flasher was released. Since I had a couple of Picos I went with the Pico - seamless. I still have cool runners kicking around - don't really see any use for them anymore.
It sounds like you went with RGH 3.0?
@@MrMario2011 yes and they've been very stable and quick to boot. I had to play a bit more with the resistor value on the Falcon but it's just as good. The biggest head scratcher was on the 256 mb Jasper where it wouldn't boot after flashing the mod. Had to restore to stock, boot and delete my user data from the inbuilt storage and redo the mod. It worked perfectly after that.
As far as RGHs go, it's the third one, for my consoles ( Pico, resistor, diode, good soldering, shrink tube on components and kapton tape ).
wich wires go to where on the pico?
What kind of microscope are you using? Asking because I just bricked an Xbox 360 trying to solder the PLL/A wire to the board.
It's linked in my Amazon Shop in the description
Hey Mr Mario. Do you offer services for modding and if so, what would it cost?
Nope, but I recommend my friends over at Octal's Console Shop, The Mod Shop, or Gardendale-Garage!
What do you have connected to the ends of the xflasher wires? The part you soldered to the motherboard
Sewing needles soldered and heat-shrunk to the ends of my wires.
@@MrMario2011 Any specific type? Seems like a great idea to make reusing the xflasher easier!
I followed your guide to RGH3 my jasper console using the pico flasher, but now that the matrix chip i ordered has finally arrived i want to convert this bad boy over to RGH1.2.
Are there any available guides to convert from RGH3 to RGH1.2?
I've shown the opposite order of operations for slim consoles, but if you did rgh3 successfully, you could follow this with no issues.
so i tried now my falcon and jasper bb from rgh3 to rgh1.2. Falcon makes no difference, always instaboot. and the jasper also no difference boots within 6-20sec (tested all time files). so i will stay with rgh3.
I unfortunately don't get a signal... co runner blinks green but no xbox light. Re flashing to stock nand to see if I atleast get a picture
I got posted into xell! I had connections around pll/a bridging. Was flashing green b4 fix
Edit: for the people this might help. The actual pll wire positioning was giving me the green flashing light if it was too flat. Idk if it's just the cheap wires from the cool runner kit or what but that was giving me trouble and possibly scotch tape can bridge connections. Also my pll connection is in a glob of solder bridging with the black resistor on the bottom lol I have no idea how it's working. I've had way better solder joints to pll but none em were working so just keep at it! I respositions the wire to under the cooler brackets instead of the wrap around mr mario shows. Seems slightly easier bc there isn't a pad u can bridge with but having that wire next to the hot brackets could be risky.
Currently struggling on this. In J-Runner, I'm at the point to where I have to flash the timing file onto my Coolrunner. However, the SVF flash fails, even though the coolrunner is in Phat Programming mode, and the Xflasher is in SPI mode. Could really use some help, as online solutions didn't help me any.
Edit: Turns out the Coolrunner I bought had the Prg/Nor switch installed backwards. After switching it to the Nor side, it flashed immediately. Ah, the world of knockoff devices
Thanks for updating us on the issue and fix, good lord that sounds annoying.
The single dislike is from the one guy who used plumbing solder and not electrical solder
That messes with more people than you'd expect! Unfortunately they can usually tell what happened when the console starts smoking.
Great guide. CPU rest got me. Never would boot. Think it was my CPU rest. Tried to reflow the cable and ended up taking the whole resistor off and pads. Could not get the pad to flow. Ordering another jasper off ebay now and gonna try it again.
Thanks for sharing
Did you try the other RST point on the bottom of the motherboard? The resistor on top isn't essential, your console will work fine without it.
Does it matter what color wire you use for the coolrunner? Or does it just have to be 30 AWG kynar wire
Color is aesthetic only.
Can i use a raspberry pi pico instead of the coolrunner?
Where do you recommend to buy the chips from I’ve tried Ali express (sold out) and eBay but can’t find any
Just use a matrix v3 or ace chips. Coolrunner chips since the making of this video have become very hard to source
I'm pretty new to this, but if I'm correct there's no way to flash the coolrunner without the xflasher? Is this impossible without the xflasher? I'm confused why the pico is presented as an option but it can only flash the console and not the coolrunner
Will a jr programmer work just as well as an xflasher?
Unfortunately you do need an SPI flasher to handle flashing the glitch chip. The Pico is only capable of flashing the console's NAND. As for the other question about the flashers I have no clue.
@@Thats_Cool_Jack yes, i also use the JR programmer for programming the coolrunner
Anyone reading this months later I did get it to work with the DirtyPico360 fork by ThisIsCheez. The coolrunner I have took the flash without problems.
I can't find a cool runner rev c anymore
Use a Matrix glitch chip.
Yeah the chip used in them is no longer made
Using another modchip, like MATRIX/ACE, we use the same solder points and the same letters on those modchips?
I believe those ones use 5V for power, so you would need to use that power source instead.
Matrix is very similar to the CoolRunner (some have oscillator, but that can be disabled, and they still use 3.3V) and even uses the same timing files (different points). The Ace requires 5V *and* requires you to do some modifications and add a 22K Ohm resistor to PLL (kind of like you have to do with RGH 3 on phats).
after soldering all, my xbox 360 has no hdmi output. i think coolrunner wire size are not correct. can i know what wire size you use? mine use 28awg.
Most likely your wire routing, issue with soldering, or issue with solder quality.
@@MrMario2011 thanks. just found solution. i enable button for slim when set timing. after i change into phat, and set timing, its working. its take time 7 hours for resolder again and again. mistake only on that button.
The problem is this: I installed new NAND memory. Now it's empty. I don't have original native dumps. There are no keys either. What falcon files need to be written to memory for XELL to work? How to collect XELLL if there is no retail dump?
You don't dump XeLL, you flash it. You can flash XeLL to the console to get the CPU key, then build a doner NAND using that to flash over.
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I’ve been out of the scene for a long time, last I heard (years ago) when I was flashing my DVD drive the common wisdom was to never boot your 360 without a DVD drive connected as you’d get banned from Xbox Live. Any idea if that’s still the case as I booted my RGH a lot without the DVD to refine timings
I remember that clearly! So many years later I can confidently say that's not a factor to getting banned. If you check the SecData there is a value which counts how many times the console was booted without a DVD drive, but I've never ever ever ever seen a console banned solely for being turned on without a DVD drive.
I have broken the Pad of the FT2R2 point. What can I do in order to fix it or is it beyond repair?
Make sure stock NAND is flashed over, desolder power from the CoolRunner and boot up the console. If it still boots stock NAND successfully, you would probably have to continue on with the top side CLK point which you can look up, it's near the ANA chip but it is harder to solder to.
If the console isn't turning on at all, you would have to perform trace repair to FT2R2.
I can’ t find a coolrunner rev c anywhere… Is there a good alternative? Or i go with a rgh 3 (i have a jasper)
Lol same
I just did my Jasper with RGH3 and it's pretty good so far, instaboots all the time
I flashed my 360 many years ao. and a few days ago the console stop posting any video i thought maybe the console died so i bought another 360 and try flashing it with the same old chip. and got the same issue. then is safe to say that the chip is faulty. i got the same coolrunner rev c
Hi! One quick question about this, if I go with this method, does it even matter which firmware i am on?, thank you in advanced!
These days it doesn't matter.
I have a problem every time I try to program my chip it says xilinx device not detect. It’s a cool runner rev c and a jr programmer all of the wires are intact and the switches are in the right spot but I can’t get it to work
Make sure drivers are correctly installed, the wires are correctly placed on the chip, and it is in programming mode.
@@MrMario2011 I have the jr drivers installed and all of the switches are in the right spot and All of the wires are in the right spot without any pins damged
Is it neccessery to flash into cool runner? I have only a pico pie😂.
Yes
Tring on a phat console and when Im going to get the cpu key no blue screen the cental led is flashing and the revc also flashing but no blue sceen. Checked all soldering points. did all programing again. and nothing.
u may need to commect dvd drive u know?
@@plumbnebula5741 Thanks, will try also.
i picked up a untested xbox 360 halo edition with a falcon motherboard and when i opened it up i saw it had a little board that said cool runner on it i suspect it was jail broken and i was doing research on it and it lead me here although it doesn’t have any special software on it cause the hard drive for it was gone although i have thought about attempting to jailbreak it
Yep, just set up a hard drive with Aurora and such. I've got a video covering that.
Does this works with a matrix chip too? And if it does, do i have to change a setting in jrunner or i must use the settings on jrunner?
Yep, although I believe that's a 5v chip so you'll have to tap into a 5v signal.
I have a JR-Programmer V2, would that work aswell?
Certainly!
I’m using a coolrunner and jr programmer v2, do I solder the same points on the 360 motherboard?
Yeah
@@MrMario2011 Thank you
Same/Similar process for the 360 Slim?
I've got RGH 3.0 videos for the Slim consoles.
Nice tutorial, i can obtain cpu key with xell in 5 seconds , but i can't boot xebuild (dash mod), the glich light green is inestable, help please ,(jasper 2010)
Hello Mr Mario, I have falcon xbox360 and when I try to read nano it say “ device not found” I am using a xflasher and I had resolder 4times, but still get the “ device not found” I do not have the glitch chip but I have everything plug in (not powered on). Is it not working because I don’t have the glitch chip or is it something else?
Console needs to be hooked up to power. If it is, then the issue is probably soldering quality.
This thing work on xbox 360 xenon?
Title
Has anybody used the coolrunner and an pico and has some kind of picture because its not realy clear to me where to solder the points on the coolrunner.
You have to program the CoolRunner with a timing file, as shown in the video. The PicoFlasher cannot program the CoolRunner.
@@MrMario2011 Okay thanks!
Coolrunners are getting kinda hard to find, especially at a reasonable price.
i tried turning on the xbox after finishing everything (nand read and image create worked good in jrunner) after doing all the soldering after about 15 seconds i get a red ring
im trying to reuse a matrix glitcher off of a rgh xbox that died
@@ivanguzenko4645 erm
maybe u broke a trace?
Is it better JTAG the phat xbox 360 or RGH it
Either JTAG or RGH 1.2 at this point.
JTag only works on and is recommended for Xenon's, Zephyrs, Opus and Falcons. Where as Jaspers, Slims and E's only works with an RGH Chip.
@@8bitnation419 Some Jaspers also support JTAG (especially if they came with blades out of the box and were never updated), but a lot of them don't (especially the later "V2/Tonasket" variants).
OK.If i buy new NAND memory and I installed it on my Xbox 360 (Falcon). It's empty. What specific files should I upload there and where can I get them? Xell (rgh1.2). What are their names?
idk if my comment is getting flagged as spam or what. Watch a vid in spanish called _RECUPERA CUALQUIER XBOX 360 + NAND DONADA AUTOMATICA_ Which means RECOVER ANY XBOX 360 + DONATED NANDS AUTOMATIC. Its a video about recovering/making a new nand, but you would need to ENABLE ENGLISH CAPTIONS to follow through. Its a video on how to CREATE a NAND from scratch.
@scipanovgenadij7732 Check the vids description box also, it has the files to work with. I believe it can help you recover your 360. I tried replying on another vid you posted your issue, but my comment was not going through for some reason idk! Good luck!