Ok so this is my first time R-Jtagging. I have soldered everything but once i connect everything and i try to turn on the xbox the screen never turns on and there are 3 red lights that appear. So I have been testing different things so how i figured out how to get it to turn on successfully is by unattaching the Ribbon cable (I think thats what its called) from the Xecuter R-Jtag to the Xecuter PHAT POST QSB v2. If you need to know any more information please ask. The kernal is 15574 and its a Jasper 512MB.
3 Red Light Ribbon Problem?
- Thread starter liamith2
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Being your first post, we need this information http://team-xecuter.com/forums/showthread.php?t=96474. you also didnt say any thing about nand image, or if you tried boot stock without the post ribbon being connected, to make sure you didnt damage anything. there are 18 dip combinations to try also.
those are some images
TX Product(s) used: J-R Programmer
Console Type: Jasper
NAND size: 512
Dashboard version: 15574
CB version: not sure what this is
Screenshot of NAND details from J-Runner: not needed
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J-Runner log: not needed
updflash.bin log (if applicable): not needed
Image of Coolrunner: attached
Images of close-up soldering to motherboard: as close as i can get my camera focused
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Description of problem: once starting up with the qsb plugged in the xbox would start but no display would come up and 3 red lights flashed
Was the console working before you started: Yes
Do you get a green debug light appear on the RGH chip every 4-5 seconds: Y/N (not sure what this is)
How long is the light on for each time: maybe a second not 100 percent sure
and to answer your previous statements whenever i unplugged the ribbon qsb and started the xbox it would start up and i would be able to go to do anything previously
hersheys247
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Beautiful! Stop right here, I will be sending a prepaid box. Please put in the console and the rjtag kit and protect it with shipping foams and send it to me. Hate to say this but your problem is right their in front of you.
im not sure if my parents would let me... could you explain it? my dad is a hardware engineer and he helped me hook it up
Utmad
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Have you actually read the nand and wrote the ECC to get the key or have you just tried turning it on when everything is installed???
There is a lot more you need to read/understand first. Usually a good idea to know what you have to do BEFORE you attempt the install. The soldering is a mess. (obviously) qsb's are supposed to be soldered to the board that's how/why they were designed:smile: Your best bet is to send it out to someone for repair. Lots of good people here (request for service) I think a talk with your parents should come next as soon the console will be useless.
Any pics of the jtag qsb on the bottom of the board?
Any pics of the jtag qsb on the bottom of the board?
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Utmad
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You have to do a bit more than just read the nand, it aint gonna boot with a stock nand and it all connected up.
but if i just read the nand and do nothing else will it still not boot... or is it cuz i have anything connected it wont boot?
hersheys247
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BL4K3Y
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He's a hardware engineer?
I'm 22 years old and I can install the POST QSBs without any trouble at all.
Have you tried the bottom CPU_RST point?
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Antalpromille
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just becouse youre an hardware engineer doesnt mean that you can solder
Soooo your saying if I only have read the nand and done nothing else and I unplug the ribbon qsb it should start up perfectly good... Cuz that's what's happening.
Yes because the nand is still stock. Like I said a lot more reading.....:smile: