Today ill be trying a corona for the first time...i jave the coolrunner + qsb upgrade + postfix adapter my questions are if i have to use the sd card rd/wr kit do i have to solder all points on the qsb upgrade or can i only do the necesary ones and whoch one are those....also can this qsb be wired instead of installed directly to the xbox board??? Any help will be apreciate it
RGH 1st attempt to a corona need some advice
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alexander_1333
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If it's a Corona v2/4/6 you need the sd card rd/wr kit, for Corona v1/3/5 you need JRP or NAND-X.Solder the QSB directly to the board, after you finish with the RGH process you can leave the sd card rd/wr kit QSB in the xbox.If you want to remove it use the paper from the double tape you get in the cool runner package.
Ok but my question is since i may be using the sd card ....the qsb upgrade for coolrunner (not the sd kit one) can i solder only the necesary points since i know some are the jr-pro but since ill be using the sd card maybe i can avoid soldering some unnecesary ones....and this board anyone ever attempt to wire it
alexander_1333
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Just solder them all, why do you want to ignore the unnecesary points?And yes you can use wires, but is not helpful.I can't see the point in what you want to do.
Beaver_Buffcoat
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Is a slim e with 250 hdd....ill open it in like 30 mins...im trying to wire since on the past i had bad luck soldering qbs boards lol so i find wiring easier i dont mind doing the extra points if i have to i can just wire the qsb upgrade board then see of it works and lay the cables around it....also i know the yellow from cr goes to postfix but the blue one still goes same point under x clamp??
Beaver_Buffcoat
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You have a Corona v5.
Follow this: http://team-xecuter.com/forums/showthread.php?t=96752
The blue wire is the CPU_RST signal, right where the RGH magic happens. The yellow wire is the POST OUT. The Coolrunner functions by monitoring post codes and triggering the reset pulse on the CPU_RST line at just the right time. Once the CPU is "tricked", the modified bootloader takes over and loads your NAND (kernel,dash).
Follow this: http://team-xecuter.com/forums/showthread.php?t=96752
The blue wire is the CPU_RST signal, right where the RGH magic happens. The yellow wire is the POST OUT. The Coolrunner functions by monitoring post codes and triggering the reset pulse on the CPU_RST line at just the right time. Once the CPU is "tricked", the modified bootloader takes over and loads your NAND (kernel,dash).
Ill attempt it and see..guess blue still goes under xclamp...only diference is yellow to post out adapter
Beaver_Buffcoat
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Check this thread: http://team-xecuter.com/forums/showthread.php?t=146635
This thread, too: http://team-xecuter.com/forums/showthread.php?t=146389&p=1009846&viewfull=1#post1009846
...and finally: http://team-xecuter.com/forums/showthread.php?t=143027&p=985615&viewfull=1#post985615
This thread, too: http://team-xecuter.com/forums/showthread.php?t=146389&p=1009846&viewfull=1#post1009846
...and finally: http://team-xecuter.com/forums/showthread.php?t=143027&p=985615&viewfull=1#post985615
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Yeah is either a v4 or v6 the 250gb was a gamestop refurbished one...it has a chip on the 4th picture
Beaver_Buffcoat
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Pics of a Slim Proto v2 installation into an Xbox 360 E (Corona v6). Credit to WNYConsoles.
http://photogallery.wnyconsoleservices.com/index.php/Slim-E-4GB-Corona-V6-Proto-V2-RGH/IMG_5375
Pic 4 is what you're after.
http://photogallery.wnyconsoleservices.com/index.php/Slim-E-4GB-Corona-V6-Proto-V2-RGH/IMG_5375
Pic 4 is what you're after.
awesome thank you very much exactly what i was looking
finished wiring the rd/wr kit and successful reading the nand so far, hope finishes ok
update : finished reading nand with no errors at all, doign second rad, nand size 3,784,704 KB ? is this correct ?
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Beaver_Buffcoat
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That's the correct size for a full 4GB dump, however you only need the first 64MB. You can continue as you normally would.
gah i did full dumps, should i do regular dumps instead and just treat them like a regular dumps ??
update : regular dumps only dumps 49,152 KB is this correct too ?
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Beaver_Buffcoat
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If you want, create another dump (with a different filename) and keep your full dump as backup. Of course, you can continue on with your full 4GB normally. The choice is yours.
Beaver_Buffcoat
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As long as you have multiple NAND dumps that are identical, either will work. Since you already have full dumps, use those. The NAND RW Kit read/writes quickly anyway, so it's not big deal.