Xell no longer works

[smileyman8b]

so i had mupen64 installed everything was fine and one day i booted it up and it had this fugly main screen with dir options and all that and i was confused for a sec cause it used to always boot into this cool looking screen with link in the background and automatically showed the list of games. so i deleted the xenon.elf and the other mupen64 data files and the mupen64 file in the _DEBUG folder then i repasted over freshly downloaded files and it booted xell fine then started to boot the xenon.elf and had a red screen and froze. so i rebooted it and same thing happened so i got an update of xell thinking id just start from scratch and in it it had the different versions (my console is a rjtag demon dual-nand with an X-K3y installed) so i chose the rgh version "xell-gggggg" and renamed it "updxell" i then booted into xell it found the update and succesfully flashed it and then told me to restart my console so i did and now it wont boot into xell my tv doesnt even get a signal although it will boot into the hacked dash and the normal one fine just not xell so i got xellluanch and it runs but i get the same red screen when i try to run mupen 64 it crashes every time exactly at

STACK DUMP:
0x802369e4 --> 0x802368ec --> 0x80238740 --> 0x80239070 -->
0x80191418 --> 0x8019173c --> 0x80190d0c --> 0x800bc70c -->
0x80001f30


On uart: 'x'=Xell, 'h'=Halt, 'r'=Reboot

Please help idk what to do!!
Besides the plug from the demon dual nand i also still do have my nandx and jrunner although i haven't had to use them before i only installed the X-K3y and not the rest cause i suck at soldering

 

[Martin C]

write a jtag xell for your console and wiring config to the demon and see if it boots.

 

[smileyman8b]

write a jtag xell for your console and wiring config to the demon and see if it boots.

using nandx? or just by renaming it updxell, if it is through nandx could you tell me the appropriate terms to search for a how to? and im also uncertain what you mean by wiring config as i said i only installed the **** so i never really had to worry about this
thank you for the reply i really appreciate it!

 

[Martin C]

It's one for the person who installed it then - maybe they would be best placed to help you too?

 

[smileyman8b]

k will see if he can help i got mine done by a well known guy so shouldnt be a problem thanks for tip
but if he isnt or doesnt then do you know of a pretty good tut to just start me off on what i need to do and how? im pretty good at figuring stuff out but just never had to use any of the nandx programs or anything so i dont know where to begin
Thanks for the help!

 

[Martin C]

You can connect any USB SPI NAND read/writer and do it from there (NAND-x/J-R Programmer etc). Writing from xell can be hit and miss.