RGH 1st attempt to a corona need some advice
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Beaver_Buffcoat
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You want to check for continuity/shorts. Pad to pad, point to point, between Xbox motherboard and QSB upgrade. You want continuity between your selected jumpers, and series traces. Make sure you don't have any accidental bridges that are difficult to see.
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i check continuity from below the board and soldered poitns they all passed and checked all cables and same
Beaver_Buffcoat
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Check this: http://team-xecuter.com/forums/showthread.php?t=86641
Just letting you know I'm logging off until tomorrow. I'll check up then. Have a good one.
Just letting you know I'm logging off until tomorrow. I'll check up then. Have a good one.
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thanks for the help no matter what i do damn thign wont glitch lol i dont think its meant to be, ill rest too been at this too long not thinkign straight already
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tried reflashing the original nand but either get stuck while the green liens comes out to get the xbox360 boot screen or i get error e79, should i remove the coolrunner competently and the wiring but can i leave the qsbs on and the r1r1 rest should i bridge it and the other 2 unbridged it for retail to boot?
Beaver_Buffcoat
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Don't bridge or unbridge anything. After you write the NAND, you must disconnect the power brick from the console for 30-60 seconds before reconnecting and booting up. Also, make sure your microSD PCB switch is set to X360, or remove the ribbon cable from the NAND RW QSB. You must also desolder the 3.3v wire (red) from the Coolrunner (and possibly cpu_rst from the motherboard).
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ultimate360
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The bit of that you need to do is set the switch to x360 and put the cool runner switch to program. The other stuff is unnecessaryDon't bridge or unbridge anything. After you write the NAND, you must disconnect the power brick from the console for 30-60 seconds before reconnecting and booting up. Also, make sure your microSD PCB switch is set to X360, or remove the ribbon cable from the NAND RW QSB. You must also desolder the 3.3v wire (red) from the Coolrunner (and possibly cpu_rst from the motherboard).
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The bit of that you need to do is set the switch to x360 and put the cool runner switch to program. The other stuff is unnecessaryDon't bridge or unbridge anything. After you write the NAND, you must disconnect the power brick from the console for 30-60 seconds before reconnecting and booting up. Also, make sure your microSD PCB switch is set to X360, or remove the ribbon cable from the NAND RW QSB. You must also desolder the 3.3v wire (red) from the Coolrunner (and possibly cpu_rst from the motherboard).
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I did that and still ill revoew all soldering and reflash it again....ill post back with results
Beaver_Buffcoat
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Omw home to try it ill post back in like 1 hour ill clean all soldering first then reflash retail
Beaver_Buffcoat
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Without the hdd it just stay at a black screen with green light...now with hdd either get stuck on booting screen beggining or also it goes throught but i get red light e79
should i try erase nand before writing it again ?
should i try erase nand before writing it again ?
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Beaver_Buffcoat
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Yes, erase the NAND, rewrite the NAND, disconnect power from console. If it still doesn't boot, write the NAND 5 times in a row then disconnect power.
Trying it now but if something which i dont see is bridged it wouldnt even boot right am i correct...also should i remove the postfix adapter....i eoved all cables all is sitting on board is qsb by itself and postfix adapter
Beaver_Buffcoat
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Yes, make sure you don't have any bridging going on with the QSB upgrade. You can leave the post fix adapter. Make sure to check cpu_rst point (blue wire) on Xbox motherboard for solder bridge.
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