- Mar 9, 2013
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Hello,
I have a Xbox 360 Corona V1 (Star Wars LE 320 GB) console with dashboard 13599, the CR3 Pro Ultimate Kit, Corona QSB V3, POST V2 and a JR-Programmer V2.
I installed the Pro, the QSB and the POST. I read the NAND twice, and both compared identical. I created ECC. I wrote ECC.
Then I booted the console to get the CPU Key, and it will not glitch.
My blue wire is connected to cpu_rst on POST. I tried both a 10 cm and a 12 cm blue wire. I tried both the short and long cable ribbon to connect the Pro and POST.
I started with DIPS 3 and 8 ON, and went through the DIP switch configurations suggested on the forums, from 1 to 6 (all keeping 8 ON because that is required for Corona). With each DIP switch change, I waited for at least 25 cycles, but it still wouldn't glitch.
Can anyone provide some insight as to why it's not glitching? It would be much appreciated!
Here are my setup images:
















And a snapshot of J-Runner:
Thanks!
I have a Xbox 360 Corona V1 (Star Wars LE 320 GB) console with dashboard 13599, the CR3 Pro Ultimate Kit, Corona QSB V3, POST V2 and a JR-Programmer V2.
I installed the Pro, the QSB and the POST. I read the NAND twice, and both compared identical. I created ECC. I wrote ECC.
Then I booted the console to get the CPU Key, and it will not glitch.
My blue wire is connected to cpu_rst on POST. I tried both a 10 cm and a 12 cm blue wire. I tried both the short and long cable ribbon to connect the Pro and POST.
I started with DIPS 3 and 8 ON, and went through the DIP switch configurations suggested on the forums, from 1 to 6 (all keeping 8 ON because that is required for Corona). With each DIP switch change, I waited for at least 25 cycles, but it still wouldn't glitch.
Can anyone provide some insight as to why it's not glitching? It would be much appreciated!
Here are my setup images:
















And a snapshot of J-Runner:

Thanks!
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