xbox 360 not turning on after ggbuild install
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hi sorry it is a 512 jasper i installed a rgh coolrunner all going well with nand and every thin but i just hooked up my nand x and write the ggbuild useing jtag tool after it installed and then after that i waited 30secs and then it will now not turn on
1.have you tried waiting longer than 30 secs
2. have you tried to make the a another ggbuild image with multi builder v4
3. have you tried a .68 capacitor with one leg on GND and the other on A
yer
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sorry ii ment no it did not nothing it is like there is no power going to it but there is
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sorry ii ment no it did not nothing it is like there is no power going to it but there is
im going to write it again
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i had xell boot befor i root ggbuild as i am trying to put on a fsd and i was told i have to right ggbuild befor but i had xell then i wrote it then it is not turning on at all now
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i had xell boot befor i root ggbuild as i am trying to put on a fsd and i was told i have to right ggbuild befor but i had xell then i wrote it then it is not turning on at all now
i have had better luck writing my gg builds with rawflash on the jaspers might try that and build it with 360 Multi Builder v0.4 and the cap is mandatory on the BB jaspers (I think )
yer i no that is what i am saying i got martin c to right xell that was all booting up but then when i wrote ggbuild the console is nowe not booting up i think i have erased something what should i do
In worst case just flash the original nand back on, and start over again.
Have you tried using Coolshrimps JTAG Tool yet?
Have you tried using Coolshrimps JTAG Tool yet?
As above, use rawflash v3 to write the NAND image from ggbuild/multi builder. Rawflash is in the multi builder 0.3 package, search for instructions on how to use it - basically you put xell image onto your console nand, then boot it up with xenon.elf and your custom image renamed to nandflash.bin on a USB key.
could u please team viwer over to me and help me
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could u please team viwer over to me and help me please i have not slept i need this sorted bad and also i am a noob
Your NAND-x is perfect for writing the xell image to your xbox (image_00000000.ecc), but when it comes to the final ggbuild image it can be easier to update the NAND using a software nand flasher. Rawflash let's you update your NAND from within xell, by putting your new NAND image onto a USB and then booting xell.
You need to get xell installed on your console. Then you need to grab multi builder 0.3, which includes rawflash v3 in the data directory. Rawflash is actually just a file called 'xenon.elf' that you put on a USB key, along with your ggbuild custom NAND image (you have to rename your Nandimage.bin to be 'nandflash.bin'). Then you boot your xell console with USB inserted, and it will tell you it is updating your NAND. Then it will hopefully work.
You need to get xell installed on your console. Then you need to grab multi builder 0.3, which includes rawflash v3 in the data directory. Rawflash is actually just a file called 'xenon.elf' that you put on a USB key, along with your ggbuild custom NAND image (you have to rename your Nandimage.bin to be 'nandflash.bin'). Then you boot your xell console with USB inserted, and it will tell you it is updating your NAND. Then it will hopefully work.