Hey TX, I've did my RGH about a month ago and I liked what it allowed me to do but I'm really missing Xbox Live as this is my only console, if I flash back to original nand and disconnect the 3.3v cable am I good to update or do I need to disconnect all the cables from the console? The reason I ask is that I intend on RGHing it back as soon as I can get another Xbox or preferably the Demon when it comes out.
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I would disconnect all wires but that's just me. Flash your original nand back and you should be able to update no problem.
Is it necessary though? Or is the 3.3v the only required one to disconnect? Also can I reflash back with rawflash or do I have to hook my nandx back up?
keil423
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Really if you flash back your retail nand you can just switch the coolrunner to program and you dont need to unhook anything else. The biggest reason to unhook the 3v3 wire is incase the prog/norm switch fails. If you do disconnect the 3v3 make sure you desolder it from either the QSB or the main motherboard. If you unhook it from the coolrunner side it will still be hot and you risk shorting it out with it floping around inside. All the same you should still tape over the end after you unhook it.
Another thing you need to find out is if your installer did any Efuse protection on the console. If he did you would need to reverse that in order to update the console.
Another thing you need to find out is if your installer did any Efuse protection on the console. If he did you would need to reverse that in order to update the console.
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knowlzy10
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Just flash original nand back and remove the red 3.3 would imagine switching to program may have same effect,, should not need to remove all if your wanting to glitch again with rgh 2
When I have flashed my original image back I have always used the nand x
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When I have flashed my original image back I have always used the nand x
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You will have to look at the board.
http://www.team-xecuter.com/forums/showthread.php?t=74319&highlight=efuse
