i've mastered flashing and repairing of xbox 360 consoles and now i want to move onto a new challenge of jtagging.
I've done some basic diligence, but i'm looking for some tutorials, explanations, and answers. Can someone point me to where i could begin learning? i would greatly appreciate it.
Tutorials & Explanations:
1. Anything that would give a pure beginner solid ground to stand on (in terms of understanding) the principles, reasons, benefits, how-to's, and problems associated with jtagging.
2. What does jtagging your console allow you do that a non jtagged console can't?
Questions:
1. i've seen that at one time only a certain kernal allowed consoles the ability to be jtagged. Recently a "reset glitch hack" by gligli allowed consoles that have been patched by M$ the ability to be jtagged, am i correct?
2. Are there any limitations with certain consoles or are all consoles (motherboards) now able to be jtagged (both phat and slim)?
3. They're a lot of terms and items i've seen on the homepage and xbox-scene such as coolrunner, nand x, xell, homebrew, easy ggbuild, etc. please explain what they are or point me in the direction where i can find the answers.
4. i purcahsed an x360usb/prove v3/ck3 lite to handle my flashing needs and it's pretty universal in flashing phat consoles, but are there tools that are universal in jtagging different motherboards? Or are there seperate tools required for each motherboard?
5. Is there a standard way to jtag a console or are there different software, tools and products, etc? If so, what are the best options and the least benefical ones?
6. basically from the questions above you can tell that im truly beginning to learn jtagging and need some guidance on the subject. i do understand that jtagging is a hard mod as compared to a soft mod with flashing, but as time has gone on there's obviously been advancements in the ability to jtag and the actual process.
please don't judge me based on the questions i have because i do have the desire and ambition to learn. i thank anyone ahead of time that takes the time to answer my questions. Thank you very much
I've done some basic diligence, but i'm looking for some tutorials, explanations, and answers. Can someone point me to where i could begin learning? i would greatly appreciate it.
Tutorials & Explanations:
1. Anything that would give a pure beginner solid ground to stand on (in terms of understanding) the principles, reasons, benefits, how-to's, and problems associated with jtagging.
2. What does jtagging your console allow you do that a non jtagged console can't?
Questions:
1. i've seen that at one time only a certain kernal allowed consoles the ability to be jtagged. Recently a "reset glitch hack" by gligli allowed consoles that have been patched by M$ the ability to be jtagged, am i correct?
2. Are there any limitations with certain consoles or are all consoles (motherboards) now able to be jtagged (both phat and slim)?
3. They're a lot of terms and items i've seen on the homepage and xbox-scene such as coolrunner, nand x, xell, homebrew, easy ggbuild, etc. please explain what they are or point me in the direction where i can find the answers.
4. i purcahsed an x360usb/prove v3/ck3 lite to handle my flashing needs and it's pretty universal in flashing phat consoles, but are there tools that are universal in jtagging different motherboards? Or are there seperate tools required for each motherboard?
5. Is there a standard way to jtag a console or are there different software, tools and products, etc? If so, what are the best options and the least benefical ones?
6. basically from the questions above you can tell that im truly beginning to learn jtagging and need some guidance on the subject. i do understand that jtagging is a hard mod as compared to a soft mod with flashing, but as time has gone on there's obviously been advancements in the ability to jtag and the actual process.
please don't judge me based on the questions i have because i do have the desire and ambition to learn. i thank anyone ahead of time that takes the time to answer my questions. Thank you very much
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