no green light on cool runner please help

[horwood87]

full and then martin c shrunk it it finished on 7fff

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Are you sure it's a jasper? Because seriously i've never seen a jasper with the ram chips on the underside, check the power plug socket, google the image of how to indentify which motherboard.

Oh and for the problem with the point B not connecting, put a bit of flux down, heat the solder and just try and make it connect, it looks like quite a bit of solder there, not tons but it looks like alot more than needed.

just checked it in google frew power socket it says it is a jasper

 

[BL4K3Y]

Use nandpro usb/lpt: -r64 nand.bin and tell us what the flash config is.

 

[horwood87]

Use nandpro usb/lpt: -r64 nand.bin and tell us what the flash config is.

Flashconfig 0x00aa3020
block size 128kb block limits

 

[BL4K3Y]

That is a 512MB Jasper, you only needed to read 64MB which I hope you did.

 

[horwood87]

no i read the hole thing then martin c shrunk it for me

 

[BL4K3Y]

I see, well the ECC should be fine then.... he knows what he is doing.

Have you re-routed the PLL_BYPASS wire yet?

 

[horwood87]

I see, well the ECC should be fine then.... he knows what he is doing.

Have you re-routed the PLL_BYPASS wire yet?

yer done all that now nothing still

 

[MODCUS]

It';s just your point B wire, the QSB isnt connected to the pin on the motherboard. Fix it, put flux down, push down on the QSB lightly, then put your iron on the point for a second or two.

 

[horwood87]

It';s just your point B wire, the QSB isnt connected to the pin on the motherboard. Fix it, put flux down, push down on the QSB lightly, then put your iron on the point for a second or two.

i done that i put flux on and every thing and used metter on it and i am getting a reading

 

[horwood87]

ok now this is up and running is there a way i play my back ups of my hard drive

 

[MODCUS]

install ggbuild and then follow the other guides on this and other sites.

 

[BL4K3Y]

You need to install DashLaunch and get FSD on there first, search the forum and you will find all the information you need.

Well you don't need FSD but I would recommend it .

 

[horwood87]

You need to install DashLaunch and get FSD on there first, search the forum and you will find all the information you need.

Well you don't need FSD but I would recommend it .

hi do u mind me asking what is FSD

 

[x360ccm]

hi do u mind me asking what is FSD

Freestyle Dash

 

[horwood87]

Freestyle Dash

ok well i wrote the ggbuild but now my xbox is not booting up there is power going frew but not turning on please some one help

 

[MODCUS]

Just make sure you used the correct CPU key when you make your ggbuild image.

 

[Martin C]

OP - all you had to do was take your CPU key and put it in a cpukey.txt file and copy to the my360 folder of multi_builder. Is this what you did before creating the build?

 

[horwood87]

hi all thanks for all your help but i have a new problem well what hase happen is i have tryed to flash my ggbuild to my xbox with nand-x using coolrunner as well and for some resion now it will not turn on i mean the console will not ever power up but u can see there is power going to the bored because the cool runner has power going frew it any one help

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OP - all you had to do was take your CPU key and put it in a cpukey.txt file and copy to the my360 folder of multi_builder. Is this what you did before creating the build?

could u team viwer over and help as i have not slept i am nackered

 

[Martin C]

Then stop. You don't understand ANY of what you've done so far and based on the PMs and online chat via TeamViewer, you're struggling when you're awake.

There's a reason why some of us offer install services, because unless you understand what you're doing, you WILL struggle.

To give you a sense of perspective, I can do a coolrunner install in about 40 minutes. This includes stripping the console down and putting it back together again (and everything in between).