RGH Xell Booted Got my CPU Key, now black screen
- Thread starter shattacrew
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back your nand to stock( if your dumped nand is 64 MB use -w64 if 512 MB use -w512) then create ecc image whit 360 multi builder 0.4 and write it whit +w64.
then check your wire routing(away from coils).
after these you should see xell.
make your freeboot whit 360 multibuilder 0.4 and put it to root of a usb flash and put xenon.elf(exist in multi builder data folder) in usb.
then put usb to console and power it on.
when it finish shut down console.
now you should see freeboot
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Martin C
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It's your wiring. The flashing has stopped because the chip thinks its done its job.
Post pics of you wiring.
Post pics of you wiring.
Here are the pics. I'll attach 2 more in the next post. Please ignore the jtag cables I hurrily did that just now. The orange is close but is not contacting anything else.
I used that capacitor, someone here used it and i have it currently running on my other jasper.
I used that capacitor, someone here used it and i have it currently running on my other jasper.
Martin C
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flash the ecc back and make sure you can still boot to xell.
Then use rawflash to write the image back.
Then use rawflash to write the image back.
I tried flashing the ECC many times and can no longer get into XELL. Coolrunner green lights go 1 to 3 time then stops. No Video showing.
Martin C
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Is it the same ecc you created for it previously?
If so, this is the problem. You have a wiring issue still.
Have you added/removed/changed anything with the wiring between the last time you had xell working and now?
If so, this is the problem. You have a wiring issue still.
Have you added/removed/changed anything with the wiring between the last time you had xell working and now?
yes same ecc. and i did not change the wiring. Could something be wrong with my nand dumps? I did it twice and they matched. How do I go about building from a donor nand?
Martin C
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No - stop.
Something has changed. If this is the exact same ECC and you can confirm that you wrote it back with +w then you've got something else wrong.
This is where so many people screw up their consoles by going down avenues of no significance.
Your ECC build was made and worked before, yes? Therefore it is VALID.
You've changed or done something differently this time which is why it's not working and you need to find it. Either the write wasn't good or wiring has changed.
Something has changed. If this is the exact same ECC and you can confirm that you wrote it back with +w then you've got something else wrong.
This is where so many people screw up their consoles by going down avenues of no significance.
Your ECC build was made and worked before, yes? Therefore it is VALID.
You've changed or done something differently this time which is why it's not working and you need to find it. Either the write wasn't good or wiring has changed.