Basic Demon Questions

[thehunter398]

Yes, i have read the demon noob pdf and stuff and installed my first demon today. I have a few questions still after reading the PDF.

1.If i make one nand on the latest dash for the demon and another title update comes out do i have to glitch the title update or update it like a normal update. Keep in mine this is just for the demon nand to connect to xbox live.

2.If i already glitched a nand and ran xexmenu on it, if i write Original nand back under "retail" will xbox live see this and console ban me? So basically what im asking is can i unglitch a nand and take the freeboot image off and write the nand as a retail and connect to xbox live without getting banned.

3.Am i suppose to do my Xbox live nand on the xbox nand or the demon nand?

Please answer these questions without trouble. Im just needing some answers.

Thank you!

 

[Martin C]

Read the card which came with the demon.

 

[thehunter398]

I have and it didnt help, Will you please just answer my 3 questions im very anxious to know

 

[MrBucket101]

search for your answers.

the demon is a 2nd nand, treat it as such. you can run whatever kind of nand you want on the demon, retail, dev, glitched. do what you want with it.

 

[thehunter398]

search for your answers.

the demon is a 2nd nand, treat it as such. you can run whatever kind of nand you want on the demon, retail, dev, glitched. do what you want with it.

You dont think i did that??? And i know its a second nand duh thats why its a called nand and i know i can write what i want to it. If you cant answer my 3 simple questions dont post

 

[Malachai]

Well your questions are kinda incomprehensible and frankly stupid - you shouldn't use certain terms if you're not sure what they mean, it just makes it harder to understand what you're asking. I'll try to answer them to the best of my ability:

1.) Stop confusing title updates with system updates. A title update is basically a patch for a specific game, like game patches on a PC. System updates i.e. dashboard updates are systemwide updates that affect the operating system of the whole console.

OK, so now that's out of the way lets see if I can guess what you really wanted to ask. Let's assume that you have a DemoN modded console and you're running dashboard version 15774 on both the DemoN nand and the Xbox nand. One is a regular, unmodded, Live capable, stock image, and the other is a modded, freeboot, homebrew capable, custom image. A system update comes out, and you have to update your stock image to be able to continue playing on Xbox Live. The first thing you would do would be to update your stock image regularly, like you would any unmodded console, by running the Microsoft system update. Since certain things in the hardware of the console get updated too (specifically, some efuses get triggered), the modded image will not work anymore. Now you have to create a new modded image, that is the same version as your Live image, using J-runner or some similar tool, and flash it to your DemoN nand. After you do this, everything will again work as before, and you'll be on the newest dashboard version on both nands.

2.) This question makes no sense at all. The nands are physically completely separated. You can't run Xexmenu on a stock nand so that scenario can never happen. If you're asking if you can "contaminate" your profile by using homebrew software with it the answer is yes. You should never use the same profile for Homebrew and Live, and you should never use the same HDD for both either. Keep them completely separate and you won't have any problems.

3. You're supposed to keep your Xbox nand completely stock and untouched. That's why you have the DemoN in the first place, so you can have another nand that you can use however you want. It doesn't even make sense, why in the world would you use your onboard nand for RGH image when the point is to keep your console as stock as possible?

 

[Martin C]

I have and it didnt help, Will you please just answer my 3 questions im very anxious to know

So the part where it says for professional installation?

I suggest you follow it.