- Jan 3, 2012
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Hello. I will try to keep it short, keeping important facts, as I presume wall blocks bore people. 
TX Product(s) used: TX Nand-X, CoolRunner Rev B
Console Type: Jasper
NAND size: 16GB
Description of problem:
Jasper 16MB Xbox. The original dashboard of the console was 2.0.14699, so it was glitched with success using RGH (1).
Last week, the console was returned to stock dashboard, then updated using Xbox Live to 2.0.16547 (1 update).
Following the update, the nand was written with the dump from 2.0.14699 dashboard (no backup first).
Obviously, not the Xbox dosen't run anymore. The console gives 0022 after 30 seconds.
What I have:
- original dump of retail when it was 14699
- CPU Key
I've tried to make a new nand without nand following Martin's instruction from here, increased LDV with one (from 8 to 9), but I am not really sure if it applies in my case.
My question is that if I can do something about it or dump the motherboard in the history's recycle bin.
Thank you.
TX Product(s) used: TX Nand-X, CoolRunner Rev B
Console Type: Jasper
NAND size: 16GB
Description of problem:
Jasper 16MB Xbox. The original dashboard of the console was 2.0.14699, so it was glitched with success using RGH (1).
Last week, the console was returned to stock dashboard, then updated using Xbox Live to 2.0.16547 (1 update).
Following the update, the nand was written with the dump from 2.0.14699 dashboard (no backup first).
Obviously, not the Xbox dosen't run anymore. The console gives 0022 after 30 seconds.
What I have:
- original dump of retail when it was 14699
- CPU Key
I've tried to make a new nand without nand following Martin's instruction from here, increased LDV with one (from 8 to 9), but I am not really sure if it applies in my case.
My question is that if I can do something about it or dump the motherboard in the history's recycle bin.
Thank you.