jasper 256 wrong reading nand-x

snoop123

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Have you opened the nand bin in JTAG Tool? If so, check your task manager, one day I checked mine and I had 47 JTAGTool.exe running! If JTAG Took is still using the bin file then no other program can access it.

You can also test to see if this is the problem by simply copy/paste your nand and open the copy in 360 Flash Tool.
Now i am reading the nand with JtagTool.
and thill now he has 9 bad blocks.
 

RavenPhoenix

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What was the flash config that was shown in nand pro when you dumped the nand? Did you power on the console to see if it was in fact a 256MB BB Jasper before dumping it?

Could you also PM me the link to your nand after you update it? I could take a look at it for you as well if you like.
 
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What was the flash config that was shown in nand pro when you dumped the nand? Did you power on the console to see if it was in fact a 256MB BB Jasper before dumping it?

Could you also PM me the link to your nand after you update it? I could take a look at it for you as well if you like.
I am sorry for the question bud what do you mean by Flash Config.
 

snoop123

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What was the flash config that was shown in nand pro when you dumped the nand? Did you power on the console to see if it was in fact a 256MB BB Jasper before dumping it?

Could you also PM me the link to your nand after you update it? I could take a look at it for you as well if you like.
I am sorry for the question bud what do you mean by Flash Config.

And yes on the xbox settings memory 256mb.
I've even formatted and lookt again.
 

Martin C

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I have not flashed the ecc file.
I cant make one.
Yes you have - the image you sent to me was that of a BB Jasper AFTER an ECC file has been flashed to it.

Hint: If you ever see the following in a hex editor for the first few lines:

Code:
ÿO.`......€.....zeropair image, version=01, CB=6750.............................................
It means it's not a retail image. Zero-paired values are what's used in JTAG/RGH.
 
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snoop123

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Yes you have - the image you sent to me was that of a BB Jasper AFTER an ECC file has been flashed to it.

Hint: If you ever see the following in a hex editor for the first few lines:

Code:
ÿO.`......€.....zeropair image, version=01, CB=6750.............................................
It means it's not a retail image. Zero-paired values are what's used in JTAG/RGH.
A im sorry bud i downd remember that
I have put this aside by the poor soldereing.
 

RavenPhoenix

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Yes you have - the image you sent to me was that of a BB Jasper AFTER an ECC file has been flashed to it.
Well there's your answer. :facepalm:

Looks like you may be stuck to using a donor now unless of course your original dumps were good and you can try to see if the console will boot Xell.
 
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snoop123

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I am uploading another one sent you the link when it is done.
i hope this is a good one.
Its a retail jasper v4.1 64mb
Thats what 360 flash dump tool says
 
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Martin C

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ok - you sent another link but my IP is blocked for another 15 mins.

Open your NAND dump in a hex editor. If you see 'Microsoft' somewhere in the first three lines, you're good to go. If you see 'zeropair image', it has the ECC flashed to it.

HXD - http://mh-nexus.de/en/hxd/

There is absolutely NO WAY the image you uploaded originally was from your console before you started. It's so important you follow some reputable guide when doing this as (you'll soon discover) it's easy to screw it up.
 
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ok - you sent another link but my IP is blocked for another 15 mins.

Open your NAND dump in a hex editor. If you see 'Microsoft' somewhere in the first three lines, you're good to go. If you see 'zeropair image', it has the ECC flashed to it.

HXD - http://mh-nexus.de/en/hxd/

There is absolutely NO WAY the image you uploaded originally was from your console before you started. It's so important you follow some reputable guide when doing this as (you'll soon discover) it's easy to screw it up.
I discovert it already.

Thanks again