Abwan Integrated Circuit, Coolrunner Rev C for Jasper Trinity Corona Phat & Slim Cable Xbox360 Pulse IC

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Thanks, for reading! I hope this tutorial helped you in some way. This is probably the longest tutorial I have ever written so please let me know what you think about it, and if you think that I have missed something or that something needs more clarification. Now extract the folder and copy the "Compatibility" folder to the HDDX:\ folder on your Xbox overwriting anything that is already there.

Play almost any Xbox 360, original Xbox, or arcade game for free (though I won't tell you how to do this) Added tip about the possibility of having to install the CR3 Lite before you can program it with the DemoN, and simplified some of the steps with the DemoN There are four ways to dump your NAND. The LPT method, the USB-SPI method (there are a few devices that are of this type but for this tutorial I be covering Team Xecuters NAND-X and J-R Programmer as they are the best out there), the NAND R/W kit for 4GB Coronas only, and the DemoN for those who are installing it. If you are doing a dual NAND setup and installing the DemoN it has its own way to read/write to the NAND so you will be using that, and if you have a Corona V2/V4 you HAVE to use the Corona R/W KIT (SD Card Method). So if you don't have a Corona V2/V4, and aren't using a DemoN, here is the comparison. PHAT RGH 1.2 Information So, just to be thorough: RST is A on Matrix and D on CoolRunner Rev C POST is B on Matrix and C on CoolRunner Rev C CLK is C on Matrix and B on CoolRunner Rev C D/E are skipped on Matrix, E/F are skipped on CoolRunner Rev C PLL is F on Matrix and A on CoolRunner Rev C

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Coolrunner: There are basically two ways to go with the Coolrunners if you can't get a Slim Proto or have a phat that you want to RGH1. A CR3 Lite or a Coolrunner Rev C with its addons. The CR3 Lite is essentially the rev C and its addons so it is a lot easier to use but there are 2 problems with it. First, it doesn't work as well as the rev C on Trinitys, and second TX has stopped making them so they are hard to get. Basically if you can get a CR3 Lite and don't have a Trinity get it. Otherwise if you have a Trinity or cannot find a CR3 Lite then get a Coolrunner Rev C. Some users on the TX forums and Se7ensins say the CPU is now fried. Some say the PLL_BYPASS pad may be lifted, but I don't see this. Some say resistor R7R17 is now fried and must be replaced. Some say the input protection diode is fried. Highly Recommended: A case opening tool like this (you don't need it but if you have extra cash it helps) Mostly up to date. I still need to add the points for Corona V5s and V6s and integrate the Slim Proto pictures instead of just linking to the TX forums but otherwise everything here is accurate.

Now that your DemoN has been installed, it is time to get a dump of your NAND, but MAKE SURE THAT THE SWITCH IS ON "Xbox". First you will need to plug in the thing so you will need to temporarily plug in the ribbon cable (that goes to the daughterboard) and the daughterboard (you may also want to ground the daughterboard temporarily to be safe. Then plug your mini-USB cable into that, and the other end into your PC. IF YOU HAVE A CORONA V3/V4 YOU WILL NEED THE POST_OUT FIX: http://www.xconsoles.com/products/tx-corona-postfix-adapter.html (must be signed in to see this) Boot the console several times and ensure it boots consistently. If not, make sure your wiring is clean and neat and avoids noisy areas. Run the wires near the X-Clamps for best results. What do I need to have connected to my Xbox 360 while trying to glitch it? Is it just the power cable, A/V cable, front panel board (power button), and fans? Or do I also need to connect the DVD drive and hard drive?

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You may want to leave your Xbox 360 disassembled so that you can disable the eFuse-blowing circuit so you can't accidentally install official updates on your console.