RGH RGH questions

[johannlynx]

i would like to know if i have to do all the soldering at the same time, i mean the cables from the nand-x and the cables for the coolrunner or should i first do the nand-x part ,dump the nand then do the coolrunner soldering ?

about the jrunner, can i do everything needed to RGH my xbox with it or do i need more programs like the nand pro or jtag tool ?

thanks

 

[Goldensavage]

i would like to know if i have to do all the soldering at the same time, i mean the cables from the nand-x and the cables for the coolrunner or should i first do the nand-x part ,dump the nand then do the coolrunner soldering ?

about the jrunner, can i do everything needed to RGH my xbox with it or do i need more programs like the nand pro or jtag tool ?

thanks

The J Runner will do all you need to do.

And if you want to save your self soldering and unsoldering wires. Get the coolrunner Quick solder boards. Then you can just hook the cables up any time you want to update the nand. Simple

 

[johannlynx]

The J Runner will do all you need to do.

And if you want to save your self soldering and unsoldering wires. Get the coolrunner Quick solder boards. Then you can just hook the cables up any time you want to update the nand. Simple

thanks , glad to hear about the jrunner.
already ordered the things and didn't order QSBs.

should i solder all the cables at once(nand-x, coolrunner) or first the nand-x ?

 

[BL4K3Y]

It's up to you, there isn't any conflicting wiring so you should be fine.

 

[Ticallion]

Personally I like to do the nand side of things first - get a couple nand dumps, compare and flash the .ecc back before I go ahead and install the coolrunner, this way any problems with soldering with regards to the nand can be sorted out first and dealt with, then the coolrunner install is pretty quick and easy after a few installs so in no time you can be writing the full nand image back, or even flash through xell, so then you can divert all attention to any glitching problems focussing on the coolrunner installation should you face issues with that, but I guess its down to preference really.

 

[BL4K3Y]

I agree with you there Ticallion, that's the way I go about things but each to their own I guess .

 

[Ticallion]

Yeah I think it's a better way for noobs to go about it, stop them from wielding their soldering irons like light sabers across the board, at least that way you can narrow down the problem area a little, and help people on the forum diagnose the issues too!

 

[Ubergeek]

Personally I like to do the nand side of things first - get a couple nand dumps, compare and flash the .ecc back before I go ahead and install the coolrunner, this way any problems with soldering with regards to the nand can be sorted out first and dealt with, then the coolrunner install is pretty quick and easy after a few installs so in no time you can be writing the full nand image back, or even flash through xell, so then you can divert all attention to any glitching problems focussing on the coolrunner installation should you face issues with that, but I guess its down to preference really.

I agree totally

 

[johannlynx]

is there any problem if it has ixtreme ?

 

[Coleman]

The ixtreme does not affect the RGH. You can build a image with J-Runner to the dashboard of your choice. 14699 being the highest you can go to and still perform the RGH.

 

[johannlynx]

thanks