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i really dont know im gona say just the aud_clamp if any one could test and get back to me that would be great..
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lolz, that's why I'm asking. Was working on a Falcon this afternoon and just kept getting 3 RROD when created with 2.20. Now had to resort to creating fb9199 on v1.74, remap it, flash it, redump it and then re-create 12116 via v2.12.
I'm going to keep this away now and should get another Falcon in tomorrow, will try that again.
I'm going to keep this away now and should get another Falcon in tomorrow, will try that again.
Coolshrimp v2.20 used to get cpu -dvd keys writing freeboot to nand updating dash
with jtag, Grate Tool !!!
audio_clamp for alternate or is audio_clamp & open_tray dont matter, you are writing strate
to the nand, no need for, usb flash drive or cd to update your xbox
with jtag, Grate Tool !!!
audio_clamp for alternate or is audio_clamp & open_tray dont matter, you are writing strate
to the nand, no need for, usb flash drive or cd to update your xbox
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There are more than one patch, however the common one that everyone has been using lately are the audio_clamp & open_tray. So far your tool, Easy freeboot and pig Tool all seem to use only the Audio_clamp.
The best bit I liked and why I still use 1.74 is allowing me to place my own made smc files and then using those for constructing freeboot images. I have tried that earlier with v2.20 but it didn't seem to work.
I might try to test it again though with a different console.
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alls i have seemed find out is that its just the one aud_clamp wire i need to abit more then that info its abit of a grey area.
i dont have a console with an alternate SMC configuration or even one to do @ the moment the two Jtag falcons i have is done the normal way and flashed fine thats about it.
manwithoutname if you get some better info bro let me know so i can do something with this TUT at the moment i have !!! Can People With An Alternate SMC Configuration Please Hold Off Until I Get More Detailed !!! INFO posted on it thanks in advance if you do ;o)
i dont have a console with an alternate SMC configuration or even one to do @ the moment the two Jtag falcons i have is done the normal way and flashed fine thats about it.
manwithoutname if you get some better info bro let me know so i can do something with this TUT at the moment i have !!! Can People With An Alternate SMC Configuration Please Hold Off Until I Get More Detailed !!! INFO posted on it thanks in advance if you do ;o)
To be sure, the best thing that can be done now is to make new SMC files for all motherboards with alternate SMC configuration using SMC Utility v1.1 and ask coolshrimp to integrate them into his next version of Jtag Tool.
J2G
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J2G
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I think your right M its a bit crazy having it there if it does not suit all boards with alternate SMC configurations did i hear you say you will make new SMC files for all motherboards with alternate SMC configuration using SMC Utility v1.1...
Well, I might...If coolshrimp agrees with using them in the next version of Jtag ToolI think your right M its a bit crazy having it there if it does not suit all boards with alternate SMC configurations did i hear you say you will make new SMC files for all motherboards with alternate SMC configuration using SMC Utility v1.1...
J2G
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Well, I might...If coolshrimp agrees with using them in the next version of Jtag Tool
Or coolshrimp could just use the ones made by manwithoutname earlier using the older version of SMC Utility...
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sdeens
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So what is the latest word on using the "AUD_CLAMP SMC" option in JTAG tool v2.20 with original XENON boards?
what is the current advantage if we select that "aud_clamp SMC" option in the first place when flashing with JTAG Tool v2.20 via homemade LPT cable?
what is the current advantage if we select that "aud_clamp SMC" option in the first place when flashing with JTAG Tool v2.20 via homemade LPT cable?
sdeens
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5 QUESTIONS PLEASE:
I thought "AUD_CLAMP SMC" modification and alternative JTAG wiring was ONLY for the Zephyrs and newer consoles and not really required for the older XENONs, if you want to avoid quirky E79/RRODs when you run XELL the first time.
1) Is it still needed with first generation XENON consoles?
my guess is probably no.
2) Does XELL support yet HDMI so we can avoid using AV/composite cables to get our 16 byte CPU keys from combining lines 3+5?
3) Does this new version of JTAG Tool v2.20 still require the AUD_CLAMP SMC jtag wiring initially for XELL to load properly and if so for which consoles EXACTLY?
I suspect that option is ONLY for ZEPHYRs and newer consoles to avoid quirkyness with XELL and does not apply to older XENONs, but also you guys are now saying CoolShrimp forgot or deliberately avoided incorporating the properly patched SMC files for proper XELL initial loading. This seems like a very unclear decision on his part, and I cant test it myself since I ONLY have exploitable XENONS to play with.
(BTW that AUD_CLAMP SMC option its barely recognizable due to the very light blue font color selected)
Incidently,
4) Which is the better permanent XENON JTAG wiring installation after we dump the 16mb Hynix TSOP/nand and reflash it with Freeboot12611?
which is better: The 3 resistor (330 ohm) or the 2 diode method for these XENONs in a 12611 kernel environment? Are the 1N914 or 1N4148 switching diodes still the best ones to use now on these XENONs?
lastly:
5) Does this version of Freeboot12611 that is created by JTAG tool v2.20 have "on-line" mutiplayer turned on or supported?
my guess is yes, since I know CoolShrimp has wanted to include that in the past.
I thought "AUD_CLAMP SMC" modification and alternative JTAG wiring was ONLY for the Zephyrs and newer consoles and not really required for the older XENONs, if you want to avoid quirky E79/RRODs when you run XELL the first time.
1) Is it still needed with first generation XENON consoles?
my guess is probably no.
2) Does XELL support yet HDMI so we can avoid using AV/composite cables to get our 16 byte CPU keys from combining lines 3+5?
3) Does this new version of JTAG Tool v2.20 still require the AUD_CLAMP SMC jtag wiring initially for XELL to load properly and if so for which consoles EXACTLY?
I suspect that option is ONLY for ZEPHYRs and newer consoles to avoid quirkyness with XELL and does not apply to older XENONs, but also you guys are now saying CoolShrimp forgot or deliberately avoided incorporating the properly patched SMC files for proper XELL initial loading. This seems like a very unclear decision on his part, and I cant test it myself since I ONLY have exploitable XENONS to play with.
(BTW that AUD_CLAMP SMC option its barely recognizable due to the very light blue font color selected)
Incidently,
4) Which is the better permanent XENON JTAG wiring installation after we dump the 16mb Hynix TSOP/nand and reflash it with Freeboot12611?
which is better: The 3 resistor (330 ohm) or the 2 diode method for these XENONs in a 12611 kernel environment? Are the 1N914 or 1N4148 switching diodes still the best ones to use now on these XENONs?
lastly:
5) Does this version of Freeboot12611 that is created by JTAG tool v2.20 have "on-line" mutiplayer turned on or supported?
my guess is yes, since I know CoolShrimp has wanted to include that in the past.
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No SMC patch was ever created for Xenon consoles except the default one, therefore, you only have the option to use the default SMC and Jtag points.
No, XeLL does not work with HDMI and you will have to use a normal A/V cable in order to use it.
The diode method was concluded to be more safer as compared to the resistor method. But many people still prefer the resistor method. So, its up to you which method you want to use.
What do mean by online? If its related to using e.g. Xlink Kai etc, then yes, it works. But if you mean online using Xbox LIVE, then you are on your own. Jtags are not meant to go online and are usually banned just after the first connection established with XBL.
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