FIXED New Retail/Stock Nand Reqd (have original)

[Scoobysnax114]

Hi,
Ive got a problem with my RGH dual nand console. My retail/stock nand wont boot (i think i cocked it up whilst updating) All i get is the red ring of death. My RGH nand works fine but id like to get my stock/retail up and running. Ive read several threads on this but some contradict one another. My understanding is that in order to get it working i have to read my current RGH nand and check the dash version, LDV value and fuses value to make sure they are the same??? I then need to load my original nand and make sure these values match and then build a new stock/retail nand ?? Am i close |??
Any help welcome
Thank you

 

[BL4K3Y]

Read this thread.

To build a new retail NAND image, you will need the KV and Config blocks from the glitch image and the correct LDV/CB versions.

The thread I linked you to explains everything you need to do.

 

[Scoobysnax114]

Thanks guys,
Im determined to fix this myself. Ive been told by the guy I bought it off that because i have a backup of the original nand I may just be able to get away with updating my original nand and then with trial and error just keep adjusting the LDV until it boots?? Is this plausible do you know.
Thanks guys

 

[Taijigamer2]

Your Ldv is in your xell fusesets. Just boot xell and read fuseset 7.

 

[gavin_darkglide]

also depending on the dashboard that was on the system before it was glitched, the system may have updated the CB since then, so you would be better off following that guide to rebuild your new stock image.

 

[Scoobysnax114]

OK, thanks guys.
Ive booted into xell and counted 6 f's on fuseset 7 which i take to mean that the console has been updated 6 times and therefore the LDV needs to be adjusted accordingly. After reading the above post is it worth just starting again and building a new one with a clean smc? Is there no way of finding out from my original nand which dash version was on it before it was glitched and therefore if the CB hasnt been touched simply update my original nand with the correct LDV?
Appreciate the help guys
Thanks

 

[Taijigamer2]

Read Martin c's ldv sticky and how to build a NAND with just ecc written. Your ldv is 6. Count the F which is furthest right in fuseset 2, this is your cseq value. Martin c made a table which u can reference this against to get the dash version. Good luck.

 

[Bebeto94]

IT WORKED , IT BLOODY WORKED !!!!!!
A huge thanks to all who helped guide me in the right direction
Cheers
Steve