DGX Corona v2 4gb doesn't boot to Xell

[2130TOMER]

Hello everyone

I have a Corona V2 board

First i solder the 4GB Nand R/W SD kit
and i Read 4 nanddump

Then i solder the dgx 1.0s like this picture
http://xecuter.com/dgx/dgx_wire_install_v2.jpg

Then i Write DGX ecc to my console

i press the Power button of my xbox
the red led is always alight and the green led
alight every 7 sec
but the tv say No signal , doesn't boot to Xell

Here are some pictures

http://up365.siz.co.il/up1/toedjynmlyjn.jpg
http://up367.siz.co.il/up3/4ofnlqmdzjk4.jpg
http://up369.siz.co.il/up3/qtgcvzoyky2m.jpg
http://up369.siz.co.il/up2/m2wjmmmmmyjf.jpg

I'm sorry for my bad English :facepalm:

 

[Menethoran]

i press the Power button of my xbox
the red led is always alight and the green led
alight every 7 sec
but the tv say No signal , doesn't boot to Xell

Does the green light stop blinking? As long as the green light is blinking, it is trying to glitch.

Also, for a corona... you want blue wire and the yellow (CPU_RST and POST_OUT1 respectively)... as short as you can get them.

 

[2130TOMER]

No the Green Light dont Stop blinking, and i tray to short the blue and the yellow wire

 

[Martin C]

As mentioned, the blue wire is far too long.

 

[jligg]

i press the Power button of my xbox
the red led is always alight and the green led
alight every 7 sec
but the tv say No signal , doesn't boot to Xell

Your gonna want a comms cable or use the scan ip once it does glitch. Dont think a corona is gonna show on the tv

 

[WigOmatic]

They show most of the time on tv but like jligg said don't rely on that. Hook it up to your router and click on scan ip range once the green led stopped blinking or use com monitor. If you did your homework you should know that you might need to write the corona 4gb alternate dgx ecc file.

 

[hotbird_05]

use the black wire that comes with DGX for CPU_RST

 

[2130TOMER]

I tried All what you propose here And nothing the green led dont Stop blinking ...

Unfortunately for me i kill the post_out1 pad and the CPU_RST pad :facepalm::facepalm::facepalm::facepalm::facepalm:

But I success to fix Them by soldering wire

I am now discouraged , Nothing works :frown:

 

[Martin C]

So your problem all along was your inability to solder.

Send it to someone for repair.

 

[2130TOMER]

My soldering was excellent

the pads kill Because the wires By mistake Torn
now the pads Fine

 

[XEX DriZzy]

I would take Martins advice and send it to someone before more damage is done.

 

[2130TOMER]

first i would like to say thanks for all the replays and support :smile:

forget about what i said about the peds they are very Fine

lets talk about the first problem

i tried to shorten the CPU_RST and POST_OUT1 cabeles
and it didnt solve the problem

i tried to use the black cable for CPU_RST
and it didnt solve the problem

the green led keep flashing and wont stop

when i try to find the ip the jr-p writes

Tip: Load the nand on source to have quicker results.
Scanning....
No Xbox Detected
Finished

 

[XEX DriZzy]

You haven't gotten the Xbox to glitch yet so I wouldn't worry about ip scan right now. I have done one corona v2 and I had the same problem as you. I used the alternate xell file that Martin posted about HERE. Have you tried this yet?

 

[Martin C]

The alternate XeLL doesn't make it glitch. If it's not glitching, you need to adjust wires etc.

 

[XEX DriZzy]

That's weird, must have been a coincidence then. OP, I would just take Martins original advice and send it to someone who may be able to get your console working.

 

[2130TOMER]

i tried the alternate xell
Still the same

Can you please tell me what the length of the wires I need to solder to CPU_RST and POST_OUT1 ?

After solder them I need to use alternate xell

 

[XEX DriZzy]

It was stated that the alternate file isn't going to help your console glitch. My experience was just a coincidence. When I am using the DGX I use the post_out wire (yellow one) for the CPU_RST point and the CPU_RST wire (long blue one) for the post_out. Green and brown wires I cut to around an inch. This setup works for me, but some it may not.