FIXED Ok, trying to install R-JTAG 1.1 on Zephyr

[Ubergeek]

I don't believe that this will help, but if there is absolutely nothing else I can try I will definitely consider this option.

What don't you believe? That you know more than the development team? If so then why are you here asking for help?

Now, if it stops on 2E it's glitching (yay !)

But the Zephyr itself is sh*t quality (boooo)

Reflow or better still reball BOTH the CPU and GPU.

Note: Its completely irrelevant what stock does - the stock doesn't stress the GPU/CPU like glitch does.

 

[[email protected]]

What don't you believe? That you know more than the development team? If so then why are you here asking for help?

Now, if it stops on 2E it's glitching (yay !)

But the Zephyr itself is sh*t quality (boooo)

Reflow or better still reball BOTH the CPU and GPU.

Note: Its completely irrelevant what stock does - the stock doesn't stress the GPU/CPU like glitch does.

Ok, I will reball the CPU and come back with updates.

 

[RF1911]

Do me a favor, before reballing, detach the fans, let it become a bit hot and see if it boots.

 

[hersheys247]

Do me a favor, before reballing, detach the fans, let it become a bit hot and see if it boots.

WTF!!!

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[DreamZ]

WTF!!!

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Just try it.

It will tell you if the gpu/CPU will need a reball.

I had a jasper once stop at 2E everytime but when the system was warm. Say 45.Cish it would continue to boot consistantly.

 

[Oggy]

WTF!!!

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lol!

RFnoob1911

 

[RF1911]

I know what im talking about... just try it..

 

[Ubergeek]

WTF!!!

why do post this noob ?

RF is 100% correct.

Another method to check is to put the motherboard in the case, screw down xclamps, take out fan shroud, grab cpu heatsink and the part of the metal casing that holds the fan, squeeze, essentially pinching down the cpu to the mobo on that one side

 

[jsinger47]

why do post this noob ?

RF is 100% correct.

Another method to check is to put the motherboard in the case, screw down xclamps, take out fan shroud, grab cpu heatsink and the part of the metal casing that holds the fan, squeeze, essentially pinching down the cpu to the mobo on that one side

Quick Note: This is obviously meant as a one-time trick for a quick boot to Xell. It's not going to keep working once you release the pressure applied.

Also, it takes quite a large amount of pressure. More than you want to do. You will see the 360 motherboard flexing.

 

[[email protected]]

I killed that Zephyr I was working on yesterday. But I have another one and now I'm trying to install this R-JTAG to this new one. With wires only now, as I don't have QSB anymore.

R-JTAG doesn't blink, no POST. Stock nand still boots, even with R-JTAG fully connected. I have no idea where to look. I know that FT6U7 point a little bit damaged on this board after several attempts of RGH, but there is still a contact there, I checked it thousands of times.

Is this correct by the way ?

Post 0 = FT6U1
Post 1 = FT6U7
Post 2 = FT6U6
Post 3 = FT6U5
Post 4 = FT6U4
Post 5 = FT6U3
Post 6 = FT6U2
Post 7 = FT6U8

 

[Martin C]

You've soldered the POST_OUT wires to the wrong points.

Owning a multimeter would tell you what pads you should be soldering to, as they are connected to the pins on the proper POST_OUT ribbon socket.

 

[[email protected]]

You've soldered the POST_OUT wires to the wrong points.

Owning a multimeter would tell you what pads you should be soldering to, as they are connected to the pins on the proper POST_OUT ribbon socket.

yep, I screwed up :facepalm:

 

[SoulReaper223]

yup looks like u soldered it backwards

 

[[email protected]]

Ok, POST works now, this is a log from RETAIL image. R-JTAG still doesn't blink

Power Up
Waiting for POST to change
Post 04 
Post FE 
Post 20 - CB entry point reached 
Post 21 - INIT_SECOTP 
Post 22 - INIT_SECENG 
Post 23 - INIT_SYSRAM 
Post 24 - VERIFY_OFFSET_3BL_CC 
Post 25 - LOCATE_3BL_CC 
Post 26 - FETCH_HEADER_3BL_CC 
Post 27 - VERIFY_HEADER_3BL_CC 
Post 28 - FETCH_CONTENTS_3BL_CC 
Post 29 - HMACSHA_COMPUTE_3BL_CC 
Post 2A - RC4_INITIALIZE_3BL_CC 
Post 2B - RC4_DECRYPT_3BL_CC 
Post 2C - SHA_COMPUTE_3BL_CC 
Post 2D - SIG_VERIFY_3BL_CC 
Post 2E - HWINIT 
Post 69 - INIT_KEY_VAULT 
Post 6A - INIT_HAL_PHASE_1 
Post 6B - INIT_SFC_DRIVER 
Post 6C - INIT_SECURITY 
Post 6F - INIT_POWER_MODE 
Post 50 - LOAD_UPDATE_1 
Post 51 - LOAD_UPDATE_2 
Post 52 - BRANCH 
Post 53 - DECRYT_VERIFY_HV_CERT 
Post 54 
Post 55 
Post 56 
Post 57 
Post 58 - INIT_HYPERVISOR 
Post 59 - INIT_SOC_MMIO 
Post 5A - INIT_XEX_TRAINING 
Post 5B - INIT_KEYRING 
Post 5C - INIT_KEYS 
Post 5D - INIT_SOC_INT 
Post 5E - INIT_SOC_INT_COMPLETE 
Post 5F 
Post 70 - INIT_VIDEO_DRIVER 
Post 71 - INIT_AUDIO_DRIVER 
Post 72 - INIT_BOOT_ANIMATION + XMADecoder & XAudioRender Init 
Post 73 - INIT_SATA_DRIVER 
Post 75 - INIT_DUMP_SYSTEM 
Post 76 - INIT_SYSTEM_ROOT 
Post 77 - INIT_OTHER_DRIVERS 
Post 78 - INIT_STFS_DRIVER 
Post 79 - LOAD_XAM

 

[[email protected]]

new images
green debug LED still doesn't blink
POST log from Xell image

Power Up
Waiting for POST to change
Post 04 
Post 20 - CB entry point reached 
Post 21 - INIT_SECOTP 
Post 22 - INIT_SECENG 
Post 23 - INIT_SYSRAM 
Post 24 - VERIFY_OFFSET_3BL_CC 
Post 25 - LOCATE_3BL_CC 
Post 26 - FETCH_HEADER_3BL_CC 
Post 27 - VERIFY_HEADER_3BL_CC 
Post 28 - FETCH_CONTENTS_3BL_CC 
Post 29 - HMACSHA_COMPUTE_3BL_CC 
Post 2A - RC4_INITIALIZE_3BL_CC 
Post 2B - RC4_DECRYPT_3BL_CC 
Post 2C - SHA_COMPUTE_3BL_CC 
Post 2D - SIG_VERIFY_3BL_CC 
Post 2E - HWINIT 
Post 10 - Payload/1BL started 
Post 11 - FSB_CONFIG_PHY_CONTROL 
Post 90 - Panic - VMX_ASSIST 
Post 20 - CB entry point reached 
Post 21 - INIT_SECOTP 
Post 22 - INIT_SECENG 
Post 20 - CB entry point reached 
Post 21 - INIT_SECOTP 
Post 20 - CB entry point reached 
Post 21 - INIT_SECOTP 
Post 22 - INIT_SECENG 
Post 20 - CB entry point reached 
Post 21 - INIT_SECOTP 
Post 22 - INIT_SECENG 
Post 20 - CB entry point reached 
Post 21 - INIT_SECOTP 
Post 22 - INIT_SECENG 
Post 20 - CB entry point reached 
Post 21 - INIT_SECOTP 
Post 22 - INIT_SECENG 
Post C0 
Post 20 - CB entry point reached 
Post 21 - INIT_SECOTP 
Post 20 - CB entry point reached 
Post 21 - INIT_SECOTP 
Post C0 
Post 20 - CB entry point reached 
Post 21 - INIT_SECOTP 
Post 20 - CB entry point reached 
Post 21 - INIT_SECOTP 
Post 22 - INIT_SECENG 
Post 20 - CB entry point reached 
Post 21 - INIT_SECOTP 
Post 22 - INIT_SECENG 
Post 23 - INIT_SYSRAM 
Post 24 - VERIFY_OFFSET_3BL_CC 
Post 25 - LOCATE_3BL_CC 
Post 26 - FETCH_HEADER_3BL_CC 
Post 27 - VERIFY_HEADER_3BL_CC 
Post 28 - FETCH_CONTENTS_3BL_CC 
Post 29 - HMACSHA_COMPUTE_3BL_CC 
Post 2A - RC4_INITIALIZE_3BL_CC 
Post 2B - RC4_DECRYPT_3BL_CC 
Post 2C - SHA_COMPUTE_3BL_CC 
Post 2D - SIG_VERIFY_3BL_CC 
Post 2E - HWINIT 
Post 10 - Payload/1BL started 
Post 11 - FSB_CONFIG_PHY_CONTROL 
Post 90 - Panic - VMX_ASSIST 
Post 20 - CB entry point reached 
Post 21 - INIT_SECOTP 
Post 20 - CB entry point reached 
Post 21 - INIT_SECOTP 
Post 22 - INIT_SECENG 
Post 20 - CB entry point reached 
Post 21 - INIT_SECOTP 
Post 22 - INIT_SECENG 
Post 23 - INIT_SYSRAM 
Post 25 - LOCATE_3BL_CC 
Post 26 - FETCH_HEADER_3BL_CC 
Post 27 - VERIFY_HEADER_3BL_CC 
Post 28 - FETCH_CONTENTS_3BL_CC 
Post 29 - HMACSHA_COMPUTE_3BL_CC 
Post 2A - RC4_INITIALIZE_3BL_CC 
Post 2B - RC4_DECRYPT_3BL_CC 
Post 2C - SHA_COMPUTE_3BL_CC 
Post 2D - SIG_VERIFY_3BL_CC 
Post 2E - HWINIT 
Post 10 - Payload/1BL started 
Post 11 - FSB_CONFIG_PHY_CONTROL 
Post 90 - Panic - VMX_ASSIST 
Post 20 - CB entry point reached 
Post 21 - INIT_SECOTP 
Post 20 - CB entry point reached 
Post 21 - INIT_SECOTP 
Post 22 - INIT_SECENG 
Post 23 - INIT_SYSRAM 
Post 24 - VERIFY_OFFSET_3BL_CC 
Post 25 - LOCATE_3BL_CC 
Post 26 - FETCH_HEADER_3BL_CC 
Post 27 - VERIFY_HEADER_3BL_CC 
Post 28 - FETCH_CONTENTS_3BL_CC 
Post 29 - HMACSHA_COMPUTE_3BL_CC 
Post 2A - RC4_INITIALIZE_3BL_CC 
Post 2B - RC4_DECRYPT_3BL_CC 
Post 2C - SHA_COMPUTE_3BL_CC 
Post 2D - SIG_VERIFY_3BL_CC 
Post 2E - HWINIT 
Post 10 - Payload/1BL started 
Post 11 - FSB_CONFIG_PHY_CONTROL 
Post 90 - Panic - VMX_ASSIST

 

[[email protected]]

Did I damage R-JTAG chip by soldering POST to wrong points ?

http://team-xecuter.com/forums/attachment.php?attachmentid=19429&d=1375651928

 

[RF1911]

It seems u inverted postbit 4 with 5:

0x20 =00100000
0x10 =00010000
76543210

Also did u try to warm it up, put the mb in the cage with screws, do not connect fan, let it glitch for like 2-3 mins.

 

[[email protected]]

It seems u inverted postbit 4 with 5:

0x20 =00100000
0x10 =00010000
76543210

Do you see it in my POST log ?
I soldered wires one by one, 4 and 5 are not twisted.

http://team-xecuter.com/forums/attachment.php?attachmentid=19431&d=1375670011
http://team-xecuter.com/forums/attachment.php?attachmentid=19428&d=1375651920

Also did u try to warm it up, put the mb in the cage with screws, do not connect fan, let it glitch for like 2-3 mins.

It doesn't glitch at all. Debug LED doesn't blink.

 

[RF1911]

The fact that you soldered then one by one does not mean that they cant be wrong. Your post out begins with 0x20 and NOT by 0x10... thus you have an issue on postbit 4 and postbit 5...

 

[[email protected]]

The fact that you soldered then one by one does not mean that they cant be wrong. Your post out begins with 0x20 and NOT by 0x10... thus you have an issue on postbit 4 and postbit 5...

Yep, I see, that my log starts with POST 20. Can anyone look at these two images and tell me where exactly I screwed up ?
Is the reason of debug LED not blinking in my POST soldering ?

http://team-xecuter.com/forums/attachment.php?attachmentid=19431&d=1375670011
http://team-xecuter.com/forums/attachment.php?attachmentid=19428&d=1375651920