So I Reflash to original NAND with dash 13604 , update to new dash 14699 , completely forgot to Dump my new nand so try to do the glitch with my "old" NAND with old Dash. Doesn't work so I reflashed my original nand... but REd Light... probably incompatible with new dash. I'm noob totally lol but can I restore that?
A little mistake
- Thread starter jeks
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have a look here How To Update Your JTAG To Dash 2.0.13604.0 & The Latest Dash Launch
tells you how to update..easily...should be the same way with the new dash...
looking at it, this method probably wont work until coolshrimp updates his jtag tool to include the new dash :facepalm:
tells you how to update..easily...should be the same way with the new dash...
looking at it, this method probably wont work until coolshrimp updates his jtag tool to include the new dash :facepalm:
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Here's what I think
1. On your original 13604 dash you have a LDV value (numbers of fff's on fuseset), as you updated to 14699 your LDV had changed.
2. As you don't get new original dump after 14699 update, your last dumped nand wouldn't work probably because the LDv of that dump doesn't match with current one.
3. Similarly, if you flash with original 13604 nand now, it wouldn't also work, (LDV changed).
*** so far my suggestion goes, try booting Xell and get your LDV value, match it in 360 dump tool, if all ok get a donor nand ( since you don't have 14699 on your nand, so you can't dump that) and build your image.
This comes totally from my sense, I never faced this kind of problems, so if wrong, don't take seriously.
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Good deal it's definitely your ldv I would create an image in multibuilder for the new dash and flash it using xell
SO I can use my nand dump from 13602 and with xeBuild change the LVD value and create a new fresh dump comptabile with 14699 ?
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Use multibuilder v.5 create files as you normally would should update to compatible ldv level.
Correct me if I'm wrong but you DO NOT have A dump from after you updated you then Flashed your old NAND dump back to the board.
If the above mentioned doesn't work try creating a retail image and writing to the console.
Correct me if I'm wrong but you DO NOT have A dump from after you updated you then Flashed your old NAND dump back to the board.
If the above mentioned doesn't work try creating a retail image and writing to the console.
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No I don't have a dump from the 14699, I juste reflashed my old dump from 136xx
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Working baby! Juste alter my LDV from 2 to 3 and it's works! Thanks to all, greatly appreciated. SOmeone should do a sticky about that noob error LVD!
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Working baby! Juste alter my LDV from 2 to 3 and it's works! Thanks to all, greatly appreciated. SOmeone should do a sticky about that noob error LVD!
That's what I thought just clearing it up for myself.
Create image for new dash it should update your ldv. Let me check if it will do this I'll be right back
Create image for new dash it should update your ldv. Let me check if it will do this I'll be right back
Yeah probably that if you take a new fresh nand dump from 14699 to make a hacked nand , you'll be fine and no LVD problems... Supposition*
There's a tutorial on how to protect ldv changes in the jtag section I'll find a link
http://team-xecuter.com/forums/showthread.php?t=74319
Martin c states this on page 3
http://team-xecuter.com/forums/showthread.php?t=74319
Martin c states this on page 3
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Quick word to say: Xbox boots fine to FSD dash but no more original 14699 juste a black screen and back to FSD