DGX booting in two seconds on trinity success story

[Modz Inc]

had a 16202 250gb trinity console today to be glitched, used the full length of the CPU reset wire (blue wire from slim) for post out and the yellow wire for the cpu reset, soldered everything in, read off the nand firstly then written the DGX ecc in, power cycle the xbox and in one glitch light...BOOM!....xell reloaded shows on the screen

forgot to take out the pic where I coiled the post out wire into a small loop away from the clamp, but here it is

 

[PeteZR1]

So yellow one for CPU_RST and blue one for POST_OUT both from a "phat wires" set, correct?

Thanks for sharing your experience mate.

 

[JEFFreal]

yeah what wires??

 

[mat1110]

Yeah i seen a video where jonnyguns uses the yellow as cpu rst and blue as post out

 

[Modz Inc]

So yellow one for CPU_RST and blue one for POST_OUT both from a "phat wires" set, correct?

Thanks for sharing your experience mate.

no, from the slim since its longer

 

[hotbird_05]

new record

 

[PeteZR1]

no, from the slim since its longer

Thanks for the heads-up mate, I'll keep it in mind.

 

[unkn0wn.92]

so just replace the wires point !!? but what about the dgx points do i have to keep them as the same ! yellow on C and blue on D ?

 

[Martin C]

Yes, results vary from console to console.

One trinity took over an hour to get the key with a similar setup whereas the one I did today took 30 secs. Exactly the same wires.

 

[antonio010]

Concurred, I have had identical wire setups result in different boot times across different systems. I would use the many different setups posted by others as a baseline to see what will work for you.