I have a console that was sent to me that is in update loop with the Factory seal in place. Used swizzy's update toolbox to get the proper update to a flash drive. Console began to update, but stopped at around 55% then threw 351f-397f-2600-2515-c000-007f. The update toolbox doesn't know what the error code is but the NTStatus states: STATUS_DISK_FULL. Is this worth getting a nand read to attempt a fix?
Update failure error codes.
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Put the second set of numbers in a hex converter for the update needed.
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alexander_1333
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In short, you need to convert the error code from hexadecimal to decimal.In your case 351f = 13599, you had this dashboard version when you try to update.397f = 14719 this is the dashboard version that need to be applied.
you proble need to find what dash it last on then put that dash on flash drive. if its dash reason
ya. I have placed dash 14719 on the thumb drive and it tries to update, but fails and throws this error code. Looking like the nand has gone bad? attempting to get a nand read as i write this and it has had SEVERAL errors.
alexander_1333
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Nand can't go bad.What you see are probably bad blocks.Is the correct drive model in this xbox?Is the drive flashed or stock?Have you tried with another HDD?
Xbox had factory seal intact. Drive is stock. Tried with and without HDD. It is a 512 jasper. Here is my J-Runner log: http://pastebay.net/1355888 (won't let me post seeing as it is too long)
I have re-soldered a few times, tried with nand-x and with jrp. I didn't think NAND's could go bad either, but this is changing my mind on it.
I have re-soldered a few times, tried with nand-x and with jrp. I didn't think NAND's could go bad either, but this is changing my mind on it.
Your consoles nand hasnt gone bad. If it had the system wouldnt even turn on. My advice install rgh to retrieve keys, then build a new retail nand and flash that back to the console.
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I would love to. But I cannot get a proper read of the nand. What you have suggested is what I am trying to do.
By proper read, do you mean it has bad blocks, or your nand-x/jrp isnt finding the nand at all. because there are guides for both issues. The easier fix is to install the demon, as that connects directly to the chip. Unfortunatly not as easy to remove, so if you do install one you might as well leave your glitch chip installed.
If you look at my j-runner log, it shows that it reads several blocks. It does howevever have SEVERAL read errors. I don't have a demon anymore sadly, and this console is going to be staying stock so I don't feel that a demon is necessary. I can post install pics if needed. Would this be caused by a southbridge issue?
something has gone bad somewhere, it is not a dash update error
http://support.xbox.com/en-US/xbox-360/system/software-update-errors
xxxx-xxxx-xxxx-xxxx-C000-007F The console needs to be repaired
search on google for that error and see if anyone had the same problem as you, and see how they resolved it
http://support.xbox.com/en-US/xbox-360/system/software-update-errors
xxxx-xxxx-xxxx-xxxx-C000-007F The console needs to be repaired
search on google for that error and see if anyone had the same problem as you, and see how they resolved it
Microsoft says with that error code the console needs to be returned for service. Also read Martin C's nand-x troubleshooting guide. also post your logs from j-runner.
alexander_1333
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Another thing you can try is to occupy xbox int. mem. format a USB pen so xbox can see it and update to 14719 from another USB pen.
I know it sounds stupid but on a jasper BB I can't update avatars on the int.mem. only on external USB.
I know it sounds stupid but on a jasper BB I can't update avatars on the int.mem. only on external USB.
sorry i missed the log. it says you had to manually select the nand type. if this is correct check nand-x points with multimeter. if everything checks out with your nand-x points try the resistor shorting method. there are guides on here which explain this method.