ok so i ran the program. got my orig nand image i have saved. and when i loaded it up on flash360 it tells me warning something about the flash isnt zeropaired, so using flash360 i went ahead and dumped my nand and tried that one creating a new updateflash and still says warning not zeropaired. any ideas or is that normal? thanks
new easy freeboot
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ok thanks cuz i didnt wanna screw it up by bypassing the warning message i'll give it ago later and see what happens.
edit: ok it worked at first i stared it up normal and it went to a blue screen(not xellous) and a bunch of commands were running but i turned it off and hit the eject button twice and held it and booted straight to kenect dash so thanks
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no it dont...
Readme:Easy Freeboot for Dashboard 12611 by Sneaky Peanut.
If you paid for this, DEMAND A REFUND.
This program is completely free and NO ONE should be charging for it.
You will need a working nand image for your jtag and your cpu key.
You can get a nand backup using FSD or flash360.
And your CPU key by booting into XeLLous and telling this program to get the key.
Simply flash the created image and enjoy your new dashboard
All credit to Sneaky Peanut and the Freeboot team
Just Use JTAG TOOL GUYS..
icv released new version
and dont worry about zeropaired stuff just Press Start, Start, A
icv released new version
and dont worry about zeropaired stuff just Press Start, Start, A
i donno what went wrong, i have a jasper 256 amd use the alt smc points, aud_clamp and open_tray, when creating image with easy freeboot i choosed aud_clamp and made the image using my org nand backup, but after flashing the nane i ended up having black screen after reboot
Woah I have no idea what went wrong... I flash the file made from the program and it starts up the nxe dashboard...and asks me to update right away.. ( I have r6t3 removed) so I update.. update fails and restarts, the update comes up again and I just click no. The dash is 7371 and I can't click xex menu.. it pops up then dissapears. I try Xell and it just starts up to the dashboard WTFF help please... do I have to connect nand-x again ? lol...
hmm not really sure what went wrong with either one of your consoles. maybe someone with more experience with jtaggin can help i just recently-1-2 months maybe just got one but rarely use it except for playin nes games
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Most probably Easy Freeboot has used the default settings when it created your freeboot image. Just use the latest Jtag tool v2.12 as coolshrimp said, I used tested it last night on both a xenon and a Zephyr with alternate points and it worked perfectly.
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You have dash 7371 and already removed the R6T3? You should have completed the JTAG first then removed the resistor or better just bridged it.
I think you're only option now might be to use the NAND-X to write your NAND.
i tryed that and ended up with e79, but found out of i had used the wrong file when updating after using easy freeboot
No no not at all, but ty for trying to help. I already jtagged my xbox and I used my original nand to create the new freeboot. I flashed the freeboot file created from easy freeboot and my xbox starts up in the 7371 nxe dash(extremely strange). I tried clicking the dvd tray button, BUT XELL didn't start just went straight to the dash. This really scared me... lol
EDIT: got it working but do I always have to click the dvd tray button twice to start it up ? Its gonna get annoying...
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