RGH Console cannot boot up after rawflash

[jackpalmer09]

Hi,
I have 1 problem at the very last step of RGH process.
After booting up to XELL and getting CPU key, I used 360multibuilder for ggbuild.
"nandflash.bin" was created just fine.
The I extracted rawflash v4 to FAT32 thumbdrive and copied nandflash.bin over too.
Put the drive into the console and everything ran fine.
After finished, it asked me to shut down console and I did.

Here is the problem.
I think I'm supposed to disconnected the power and wait for 30s but I didn't.
I switched off the console and back on immediately.
Now there is no signal to the TV. The console could not boot up at all.
After that I took out the power and wait for 30s and then on the console, it still could not boot up.

Please help!!!

Thanks a lot.

 

[ball00]

Can you still boot to xell using eject?

 

[WNYConsoles]

Re-flash your ECC and confirm you can boot Xell. Once that is done do the following.

In Xell check how many fffff's you have on lines 7 and 8, this is your LDV. If you have 5 f's that means your LDV is 5 and should be 6 when creating your nandflash.bin. Now, go to 360 Multi Builder and create your nandflash.bin, when it says created nand and shows your 1BL and CPU Key it will show the LDV as well, check to make sure your LDV is the number of f's + 1. Again, if your Xell had 5 f's then Multi Builder should report LDV 6, if so then continue.

If your LDV is not correct in 360 Multi Builder you can set it manually in the my360/options.ini under cfldv = # BEFORE creating your image. Replace # with your actual LDV.

Copy xenon.elf and your nandflash.bin from the 360 Multi Builder folder to a USB drive. Plug it into your XBOX and boot from DVD Eject, let it flash. Shutdown when prompted, wait 30 seconds, reboot.

 

[jackpalmer09]

Re-flash your ECC and confirm you can boot Xell. Once that is done do the following.

In Xell check how many fffff's you have on lines 7 and 8, this is your LDV. If you have 5 f's that means your LDV is 5 and should be 6 when creating your nandflash.bin. Now, go to 360 Multi Builder and create your nandflash.bin, when it says created nand and shows your 1BL and CPU Key it will show the LDV as well, check to make sure your LDV is the number of f's + 1. Again, if your Xell had 5 f's then Multi Builder should report LDV 6, if so then continue.

If your LDV is not correct in 360 Multi Builder you can set it manually in the my360/options.ini under cfldv = # BEFORE creating your image. Replace # with your actual LDV.

Copy xenon.elf and your nandflash.bin from the 360 Multi Builder folder to a USB drive. Plug it into your XBOX and boot from DVD Eject, let it flash. Shutdown when prompted, wait 30 seconds, reboot.

I just need to re-flash my old ECC file. I don't need to re-read the NAND, right?
However, I had some errors when re-flashing the ECC.
It failed to program a few blocks. Hmm...

 

[Martin C]

If you have your CPU key, just re-build your image from your NAND and flash with nandpro:

nandpro usb: -w16 nandflash.bin (16MB Consoles)
nandpro usb: -w64 nandflash.bin (256/512MB Consoles)

 

[ceckin]

Why do you use ggbuild, the project was renamed to xeBuild and its recommended to use this version to build your image. Check if Xell boots, if not wire a cable and write a properly built image.

 

[jackpalmer09]

If you have your CPU key, just re-build your image from your NAND and flash with nandpro:

nandpro usb: -w16 nandflash.bin (16MB Consoles)
nandpro usb: -w64 nandflash.bin (256/512MB Consoles)

I could not program the NAND anymore.

 

[nofeloniesyet]

Why do you use ggbuild, the project was renamed to xeBuild and its recommended to use this version to build your image. Check if Xell boots, if not wire a cable and write a properly built image.

he didnt,he used multibuilder,try reading the whole thing before commenting

 

[jackpalmer09]

---------- Post added at 01:35 ---------- Previous post was at 01:33 ----------

Just now I forgot to disconnect the CR wire from QSB.
Did I damage the NANDX by that?

 

[Martin C]

Pics of soldering please !

 

[jackpalmer09]

I took the console out of the case and tried to flash the NAND again:
1. 1st time, I flashed it with "nandflash.bin" that I built before using 360multibuilder.
-->Write successfully without any error message. However console cannot boot up. CR green light blinks every 5s just fine. Front light of the console keeps blinking.
2. 2nd time, I flashed NAND with ECC image.
--> No change. Console cannot boot up.

Btw, my fuseset 07 has 3 'F's and fuseset 08 has no 'F'

 

[faz2k2000]

Dude! check your soldering! this much error is exceptional!

 

[jackpalmer09]

Dude! check your soldering! this much error is exceptional!

As I mentioned above, I managed to flash NAND successfully now. The problem is that console cannot boot up.

 

[reefz3ro]

pics of soldering and wire routes plzz

 

[jackpalmer09]

---------- Post added at 12:48 ---------- Previous post was at 12:47 ----------

Here are the pictures.
Appreciate all your help.

 

[reefz3ro]

try wrapping up the CPU_RST wire under the xclamp and see if it will boot

 

[jackpalmer09]

try wrapping up the CPU_RST wire under the xclamp and see if it will boot

Thank you so much.
I did what you said and I can boot to XELL now.

---------- Post added at 13:33 ---------- Previous post was at 13:30 ----------

My Fuseset 07 on XELL has 3 'F's but my LDV value (after building nandflash.bin using 360multibuilder) is also 3. Is it supposed to be 4?

Shall I go head and rawflash again?

 

[reefz3ro]

Glad it works now

---------- Post added at 00:39 ---------- Previous post was at 00:34 ----------

ldv should be what xell says so 3 is correct ..it should be the same

 

[jackpalmer09]

Glad it works now

---------- Post added at 00:39 ---------- Previous post was at 00:34 ----------

ldv should be what xell says so 3 is correct ..it should be the same

Woo hoo... I got it boot up to dash correctly now.
Thanks all so much, especially reefz3ro.