RGH putting nand back to stock.

[Justice1231]

Hi all, ive been pulling by brians out and searching the net in hopes i can find a tutorial to put my nand back to stock.

I was following the video guide to installing the coolrunner, i have managed to dump my nand twice and the compare came back with no errors

However upon trying to boot the xbox the red light on the coolrunner lights up, but the xbox fails to turn on, no power what so ever. Now ive read that it could be a bad ecc image to the nand so i want to revert back to stock to see if i can get the xbox to boot, ive removed the cool runner and check the solder points for any bridges and it all seem fine. ive used good old google and the search tab at the top of the forum and cant seem to find any guides.

Thanks

 

[loalge]

I usually use jtag tool and click advanced options.
click main and select your device (usb or lpt) then click nand and write bin, then select your orig nand dump and your good to go.

 

[Justice1231]

many thanks for the reply, ive tried doing that and when the cmd promt opens i get "looking for usb interface device can not continue press any key to continue. Upon pressing the space bar i get free boot installed, is that right?

 

[loalge]

sounds like a stupid question but gotta ask. Is the board plugged into power supply? are you using a nand-x? If answers are yes then i'd double check ALL your solder points. I would guess that the not booting problem is the stby_clk solder point but that's just my 2 cents worth:rolleyes2:

Also what did you use to read the nand?

 

[Justice1231]

sounds like a stupid question but gotta ask. Is the board plugged into power supply? are you using a nand-x? If answers are yes then i'd double check ALL your solder points. I would guess that the not booting problem is the stby_clk solder point but that's just my 2 cents worth:rolleyes2:

Also what did you use to read the nand?

Yep the board is plugged into the power and im using the nandx will go over and check my points again.
Thanks.

 

[WestCoastConsoles]

many thanks for the reply, ive tried doing that and when the cmd promt opens i get "looking for usb interface device can not continue press any key to continue. Upon pressing the space bar i get free boot installed, is that right?

The freeboot message is fine in jtag tool when your done writing NAND.

Looking for USB device means your computer is not finding the USB device. Has nothing to do with connection to board. Look in device manager and make sure it's showing up. Did you do any soldering while it was plugged in. Switch out usb cables and try resetting NAND x.

Also try reinstalling drivers.

 

[CarolinaGamer]

Are you using a NAND-X with v3 code, if so jtag tool doesn't work. So just use nandpro and write on of your nand reads back to the console.

CG

 

[RROD!]

Are you using a NAND-X with v3 code, if so jtag tool doesn't work. So just use nandpro and write on of your nand reads back to the console.

CG

i did use jtag tool doing a rgh few days back updated nandx to v3 still on old drivers as xp for luv nor money would install the newer drivers and to be fair coolshrimps app worked well?? has there been many probs with the new jtag tool????

 

[CarolinaGamer]

i did use jtag tool doing a rgh few days back updated nandx to v3 still on old drivers as xp for luv nor money would install the newer drivers and to be fair coolshrimps app worked well?? has there been many probs with the new jtag tool????

I didn't know that it was updated to work with v3 code, so if that works then disregard my message.

CG

 

[Justice1231]

The freeboot message is fine in jtag tool when your done writing NAND.

Looking for USB device means your computer is not finding the USB device. Has nothing to do with connection to board. Look in device manager and make sure it's showing up. Did you do any soldering while it was plugged in. Switch out usb cables and try resetting NAND x.

Also try reinstalling drivers.

Thanks, but the nandx is showing up and managed to read it ok, just wont read back to stock

 

[Justice1231]

Are you using a NAND-X with v3 code, if so jtag tool doesn't work. So just use nandpro and write on of your nand reads back to the console.

CG

Hi CG not wanting to sound thick but what command do you use to right with nandpro as i tried earlier and kept getting a different error message

 

[x360ccm]

NandPro usb: -w16 Nand.bin

 

[Justice1231]

NandPro write: -w16 Nand.bin

Thanks for the replay, ive tired that but still no luck still getting error message

 

[seanr28]

your command is wrong should be nandpro usb: -w16 nand.bin

 

[x360ccm]

your command is wrong should be nandpro usb: -w16 nand.bin

my bad i forgot to put the usb:facepalm:

i put it right.:tongue:

 

[Justice1231]

NandPro usb: -w16 Nand.bin

thanks again but already tried that and the error message is looking for usb interface device can not continue, ive even tried it on another PC and getting the same message.

this is strange as it shows up in device manager

 

[diaboliq20]

I will appologise in advance - don't want to sound patronising or anything mate- but your console has power to it doesn't it?

 

[Justice1231]

I will appologise in advance - don't want to sound patronising or anything mate- but your console has power to it doesn't it?

lol yes has power

 

[diaboliq20]

lol - sorry - had to ask mate
have you tried resetting the NAND-X?

 

[Martin C]

FYI - you get this message in NANDPro v3 when the NAND-x can't talk to the southbridge. It used to be only when your USB device wasn't connected.

If you've incorrectly flashed the wrong SMC to your console, you'll need to to a 'bad flash' recovery on it first, erase the SMC (nandpro usb: -e16 0 1) and you should be ok after that.