I have a Falcon RGH that I lost the original nand to and I have two nands from two different Falcons that I know one of them is the right one. I flash the first one to the RGH and I turn it on an nothing happens. Then when I flash the second one I turn it on and the Coolrunner flashes once within 5 seconds but then it gives me 3 RROD secondary error code 0110. Any suggestions?
RGH Whats wrong with my RGH?!
- Thread starter Kelito787
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No one can help you untill you post pictures man...
It will be your soldering if you are getting nothing or RROD
It will be your soldering if you are getting nothing or RROD
Pics for what Its getting RROD nothing to do with soldring I know I can solder. But if it makes you guys happy I'll do it. How can I boot into xell if the Xbox can't even turn on?
BL4K3Y
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Use one of your current Falcon NANDs to build an ECC image.
The NAND which forces the console to show RROD most likely has the wrong LDV in.
Once you write the ECC image to your console, you can check for the correct LDV in XeLL (combine the number of Fs on fuse-set lines 7 and 8) and edit options.ini to build a glitch image with that LDV included.
The NAND which forces the console to show RROD most likely has the wrong LDV in.
Once you write the ECC image to your console, you can check for the correct LDV in XeLL (combine the number of Fs on fuse-set lines 7 and 8) and edit options.ini to build a glitch image with that LDV included.
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Ok I used an .ECC from a donor NAND I found a few days ago and when ever I try to boot it up nothing happens. But I'm going to try to create an .ECC from the other NAND and see what happens. Thanks for the help btw.
*Update: I tried tried booting up the console with 3 different .ECC from 3 different NANDs and nothing is happening. Thanks for the help though. Now I know to always save the original NAND whenever you first dump it.
*Update: I tried tried booting up the console with 3 different .ECC from 3 different NANDs and nothing is happening. Thanks for the help though. Now I know to always save the original NAND whenever you first dump it.
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BL4K3Y
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Can I just confirm that your CoolRunner is installed correctly and programmed with the Falcon timings?
Martin C
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Flash the original NAND back and boot it up. If it works, then it's soldering. Pics are needed.
If it doesn't work, either your console was heading for a RRoD or you've damaged it. Pics are also needed.
If it doesn't work, either your console was heading for a RRoD or you've damaged it. Pics are also needed.
And why did you had to ?
when flashed ecc file only its not nessesery to use eject to boot xell, you can do that with the power button