RGH updated timming files for slim?

[shawndezy115]

so the matrix glitcher 2 and glitch chip have new timing files for there chips.

there are 3 different timing files for the matrix glitcher for the trinity board so u can customize to the glitch that works best with ur slim console.

i have a bunch of cool runners. i do not want to have to buy another brands chips just for slims. i LIKE TE

PLEASE TE GIVE ME NEW TIMING FILES FOR MY SLIMS.

 

[Mthodmn101]

once they are released, just try them on ur coolrunner

 

[Agent LeOrange]

Eh I can see what the OP is saying. It makes sense. I'm sure that TX is just waiting to get enough data to more accurately compile updates that'll work best in the long run.

Patience, my friend

 

[genocide208]

I'm in the same boat man.

3-trinity slim's
2-Jasper 16mb
1-opus (but who gives a crap about this one really?)

All 6 run perfect on coolrunner-II based eBay boards, matrix glitcher, and have not tried the "glitch-board" cause I dont trust the company.

However none of these will do anything short of a good boot once out of 50 if im lucky on the tx coolrunner. I've been an avid tx fanboy since the original release of the x3 on the old school xbox, and I have been lucky enough to run every single release after that except the cki and the jungle-flasher edition of the usbpro.

In that I just absolutely stand by tx and their products, I hate to see that a product as awesome as the coolrunner has such a lack in updates for the timing files. Now I do understand that every console is a little different from the last one, but the ability to customize your boot timings on the matrix offering is leaving the coolrunner behind substantially.

Again I back tx 110%, but with the announcement of the Demon coming soon, it's hard to imagine that they are going to continue to push the coolrunner timing files to the front of their research capability. I just hope (and I know i'm not alone if you guys are by chance listening), that if it is a dual nand offering, it will compile everything the market has learned from the coolrunner.
-Offer the adjustable pcb for slims right out of the gate
-make the ability to program the chip via usb or even the nand to coolrunner cable [From outside the console]
-Offer the ability to run a standalone timing file, or adjust it to suit each boxes needs
-look into the possibility of running a glitch board update within the dash [Thinking along the lines of an xex that will update the glitch board for us if this would even be possible.

Definitely with the OP on his ideas though. Again I hoep they are listening, because we as end users, need the ability to build a customized glitch timing for each console.

 

[spookyman166]

You can make your own:

>> Learn VDHL Coding
>> Learn post bus codes
>> Figure out best timings

 

[gargoyle67]

You can make your own:

>> Learn VDHL Coding
>> Learn post bus codes
>> Figure out best timings

Yeah and why not make your own glitch chip too :crazy:

 

[spookyman166]

Yeah and why not make your own glitch chip too :crazy:

its not crazy... Its actually what people should be trying to do...

You know why we all depend on C4E for firmware?

>> Cos the rest of us are too lazy/stupid to learn how to do it... Mostly lazy...
Yes it doesnt help that the scene is so closed soruce, but if one person can do it, so can another...

Glitch chips are not hard to make, the very first ones (like diligent and dangerous prototypes) were the coolrunner, a few passives and a voltage regulator...

And people like op need to stop saying stuff like :

"CAN SoMEONE PLEASE GIVE ME NEW TIMING FILES"

Yes!!! TX has NOTHING better to do than make new timing files for people like op, who have contributed nothing, and cant even be bothered to even research the back ground information to the RGH... Its origins are humble...

 

[trippy86]

its not crazy... Its actually what people should be trying to do...

You know why we all depend on C4E for firmware?

>> Cos the rest of us are too lazy/stupid to learn how to do it... Mostly lazy...
Yes it doesnt help that the scene is so closed soruce, but if one person can do it, so can another...

Glitch chips are not hard to make, the very first ones (like diligent and dangerous prototypes) were the coolrunner, a few passives and a voltage regulator...

And people like op need to stop saying stuff like :

"CAN SoMEONE PLEASE GIVE ME NEW TIMING FILES"

Yes!!! TX has NOTHING better to do than make new timing files for people like op, who have contributed nothing, and cant even be bothered to even research the back ground information to the RGH... Its origins are humble...

relax m8, i understand what your saying and i also see where the op is coming from.

i am keen to learn how to code my own, is there any topics or useful places for me to get started

thx

 

[gargoyle67]

If it were that easy every one would be doing it.

 

[trippy86]

not being funny but i dont have a cant do it attitude. if i was able learn how do libxenon from scratch, make and compile my own files then i can at least try this too. you wont get anywhere with your kind of attitude

 

[Martin C]

I'm in the same boat man.

3-trinity slim's
2-Jasper 16mb
1-opus (but who gives a crap about this one really?)

All 6 run perfect on coolrunner-II based eBay boards, matrix glitcher, and have not tried the "glitch-board" cause I dont trust the company.

However none of these will do anything short of a good boot once out of 50 if im lucky on the tx coolrunner.

Then you're doing something seriously wrong.

I got exactly the same boot timings with Xilinx boards than I do with the TX Coolrunners.

 

[gargoyle67]

not being funny but i dont have a cant do it attitude. if i was able learn how do libxenon from scratch, make and compile my own files then i can at least try this too. you wont get anywhere with your kind of attitude

That wasn't directed at you mate, I was saying ppl in general it's beyond. Hell most ppl can't even follow a simple coolrunner install guide, Let alone program code for one !

 

[trippy86]

lol i guess, so where can i find the info i need to get started, any ideas?

 

[gargoyle67]

Soz don't have a clue, Basic baffles me

 

[trippy86]

ok thx, hopefully someone can point me in the right direction

 

[Ubergeek]

Different timing files are useless and frankly just marketing garbage. I've tested various timings and they make no difference.

Already confirmed by tiros and gligli that they are useless. The current files do the job it's all down to the install and the fact that each Xbox has power variables that cause the differences, especially slim.

Anyone who says that the original designed glitches work better than the tx cr are full of it. There are now tens of thousands of CR users who would absolutely agree with me.

You don't blame the tools.....

 

[Ubergeek]

For the record no 'research' is needed. You can easily edit the source -/+ 1 or 2 points and compile. It takes seconds. If you think it will help you learn how to compile and do it yourself


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[shawndezy115]

You can make your own:

>> Learn VDHL Coding
>> Learn post bus codes
>> Figure out best timings

and everyone else saying learn it your self. there is a reason i pay these guys are you forgetting that. if i had the time i would.

and if its not the timing files for slims then why would other chip producers give multiple timing for this exact reason. if it is not the timing files then it has to be issues with the chips. i highly doubt that the chips are not built to hand the slims properly

i have over 10 CR chips sitting in-front of me. i have installed 8 on top of that. all my slims have boot irregularity. (all phats work great 1-3 glitch max) i have also purchased the QSB for slim post_out. clearly it is not the hardware i am using. or they have sold me a chip that is ill suited for the slims and should refund me some of my money. I DOUBT THAT. they are going to release timing files.

i just want them to let me know they are working on it. as of now they are making no note that there is a problem or that they are working on it. according to them the QSb for the slims is the fixx all for this problem. ITS NOT.

thanx
shawn

 

[TimboZero]

Team Xecuter have never claimed the POST QSB is to fix anything. It was released ONLY to make trimming/tuning of the CPU_RST wire easier and to allow those that wanted QSB pads for the POST points.

 

[spookyman166]

and everyone else saying learn it your self. there is a reason i pay these guys are you forgetting that. if i had the time i would.

and if its not the timing files for slims then why would other chip producers give multiple timing for this exact reason. if it is not the timing files then it has to be issues with the chips. i highly doubt that the chips are not built to hand the slims properly

i have over 10 CR chips sitting in-front of me. i have installed 8 on top of that. all my slims have boot irregularity. (all phats work great 1-3 glitch max) i have also purchased the QSB for slim post_out. clearly it is not the hardware i am using. or they have sold me a chip that is ill suited for the slims and should refund me some of my money. I DOUBT THAT. they are going to release timing files.

i just want them to let me know they are working on it. as of now they are making no note that there is a problem or that they are working on it. according to them the QSb for the slims is the fixx all for this problem. ITS NOT.

thanx
shawn

You are forgetting that you are paying for a chip and ready code... The price DOESNT include custom timing files (whether they make a difference or not is irrelevant), and ive personally have 35 Coolrunner in stock, have installed 20 so far, and THROUGH working on the placing of the wires have achieved constant boot times... I suggest you go and learn about interference, inductance, capacitors and DC electricity. Once you understand (some) of the physics behind electronics you will begin to see how you can optimize the wire placement to improve boot times... its not TX selling a ill chip... Its ill knowledge on the installers part.