RGH jrunner can not continue ???

[johannlynx]

at the end , in the part i am right now it gives me error

what should i do ?


Checking Files
Finished Checking Files
Jasper 16MB Big Block
Reading Nand to D:\Downloads\RGH\J-Runner v01 (263) Core Pack(1)\J-Runner\output\nanddump1.bin
Arm Version: 3
Flash Config: 0x00023010
Reading Nand
Done!

Reading Nand to D:\Downloads\RGH\J-Runner v01 (263) Core Pack(1)\J-Runner\output\nanddump2.bin
Initializing Nand..
Arm Version: 3
Flash Config: 0x00023010
Reading Nand
Done!

Comparing...
Nands are the same
Programming Coolrunner
Flashing D:\Downloads\RGH\J-Runner v01 (263) Core Pack(1)\J-Runner\common\xsvf\jasper.xsvf to CoolRunner
Input Filesize: 593E
Output Filesize: 27F0
Done!


Exited!

* found flash image, unpacking....
ECC'ed - will unecc.
UnECC'ed
A donor version will be used with this CB
* found decrypted CD
* found XeLL binary, must be linked to 0x1c000000
* we found the following parts:
SMC: 2.3
CB_A: 6750
CB_B: missing
CD (image): 8453
CD (decrypted): 8453
* this image will be valid *only* for: jasper (CB_6751)
* patching SMC...
Patching Jasper version 2.3 SMC at offset 0x12BA
* zero-pairing...
* constructing new image...
* base size: 70000
* encrypting CB...
7B67DFF4AE33BEEDB39398E8D6CCDE44
* encrypting CD...
* No separate recovery Xell available!
* Flash Layout:
0x0..0x1FF (0x200 bytes) Header
0x200..0xFFF (0xE00 bytes) Padding
0x1000..0x3FFF (0x3000 bytes) SMC
0x4000..0x7FFF (0x4000 bytes) Keyvault
0x8000..0x11A3F (0x9A40 bytes) CB_A 6750
0x11A40..0x17A3F (0x6000 bytes) CD 8453
0x17A40..0xBFFFF (0xA85C0 bytes) Padding
0xC0000..0xFFFFF (0x40000 bytes) Xell (backup)
0x100000..0x13FFFF (0x40000 bytes) Xell (main)
* Encoding ECC...

100%
------------- Written into output\image_00000000.ecc
Arm Version: 3
Can not continue
Exited!

 

[Martin C]

you need to state exactly what you're doing at each stage.

I can see you dumped the NAND twice and created the ECC image.

What did you do then?

 

[johannlynx]

you need to state exactly what you're doing at each stage.

I can see you dumped the NAND twice and created the ECC image.

What did you do then?

first read the nand
then flashed the coolrunner
then create ecc <--- till here everything was ok

then when i click on write ecc i get that error

but i think the problem was that i pulled by mistake a cable n lifted a trace.

http://team-xecuter.com/forums/showthread.php?p=572537#post572537

 

[Martin C]

Yes, as per my NAND-x troubleshooting guide, a damaged stby_clk will stop the read/write via SPI as there's no clock to the southbridge.

 

[johannlynx]

Yes, as per my NAND-x troubleshooting guide, a damaged stby_clk will stop the read/write via SPI as there's no clock to the southbridge.

thanks for the help in the other thread , now my xbox is booting , i did what u suggested with 2 cables to the b point of the coolrunner.

i closed the jrunner cuz i thought everything was lost, now when i open it nothing is loaded.

what should i do ?

i choose 16 mb big block,
choose the dash
load both nands

i had already created the ecc

this is the folder from the jrunner

do i have to load anything else to continue to write ecc ?

how do i load that image_00000.ecc ?

thanks

Ps. when i give the order to write ecc the xbox should be plugged to the electricity ?

 

[Martin C]

Since you've not actually written anything to your console, you could start again if you wanted to.

All SPI read/writes need to happen with the PSU connected to the console.

 

[johannlynx]

Since you've not actually written anything to your console, you could start again if you wanted to.

All SPI read/writes need to happen with the PSU connected to the console.

start from which part ?

should load the nands then flash the coolrunner again and continue from there ?

 

[Martin C]

As in you could dump the NAND again.

Of course, you won't need to reflash the coolrunner - will you?

 

[johannlynx]

As in you could dump the NAND again.

Of course, you won't need to reflash the coolrunner - will you?

thanks

ps. should the xbox be plugged to the power cord when i press write ecc ?

 

[rdubbs007]

ps. i dnt wanna dump the nand again cuz i didnt use qsb and i already took the cables off the xbox. don't wanna solder again :tongue:

You did it once, do it again. Laziness is not an excuse.

 

[johannlynx]

just tried again:

to write ecc

but got again

Arm Version: 3
Can not continue
Exited!

the lift traced is not anymore the problem, what should i do ?

 

[Martin C]

Does your console still boot?

If so, you need to check over all your solder connections.

 

[johannlynx]

Does your console still boot?

If so, you need to check over all your solder connections.

yes still boot, so i'm going to check the other points.

thanks

 

[johannlynx]

yes still boot.

is it a problem that the nand-x to coolrunner doesn't enter completely ?

i just checked the points and seem fine so dunno, what to do, i will take pictures of the points and post again

 

[Martin C]

If you've programmed the coolrunner, you should be unplugging that cable. It's not needed again unless you wanted to reprogram it.

 

[johannlynx]

If you've programmed the coolrunner, you should be unplugging that cable. It's not needed again unless you wanted to reprogram it.

then i'm doing everything wrong, i was trying to write ecc pluging that cable to the coolrunner from the nand x while the nand x is plugged to the laptop.

then how do i write the ecc ?

how should be the nand-x plugged to the xbox or what should i do ?


ps. and i was here soldering again the points , i almost burn one

 

[Martin C]

That connector is ONLY needed to program the coolrunner. You should also have connections to the Console to the NAND-x via the header points at J1D2 and J2B1 (aka NAND points).

 

[superspeed]

The .ecc is to be written to the xbox and the .xsvf is to be written to the CR. If you are trying to write the .ecc to the CR then you need to stop and seriously re-read the tutorial.

 

[johannlynx]

That connector is ONLY needed to program the coolrunner. You should also have connections to the Console to the NAND-x via the header points at J1D2 and J2B1 (aka NAND points).

solder again and tried
thanks for the help

funny no one noticed some post ago when i said i didnt want to dump the nand again cuz i already took of the cables :smile:

------------- Written into output\image_00000000.ecc
Arm Version: 3
Flash Config: 0x00023010
Writing Nand
Done!

Exited!

The .ecc is to be written to the xbox and the .xsvf is to be written to the CR. If you are trying to write the .ecc to the CR then you need to stop and seriously re-read the tutorial.

i'm following the tutorial on the jrunner but it doesn't show pictures of which cable to use when.

 

[Martin C]

'took off the cables' could have meant unplugging the NAND-x from the console (using QSB or pinheader). It's too generic and we kinda assume you're following a guide of sorts and understand the the .ecc is written to the NAND.