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| How to Jtag a Xbox 360 | Request | If Anyone Wants A RGH Tutorial Then Comment Below!! | <3 |
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-:: Tutorial ::-
-:: Questions Your Going To Be Asking ::-
What Will I Need?
-:: What Will Help Me With Soldering? ::-
-:: Where Do I Purchase Everything? ::-
-:: Things You Need To Know/Should Do ::-
-:: Check Your CB Versions Exploitable ::-
-:: Keep Getting Bad Read's/Bad Blocks? ::-
-:: Downloads ::-
Well I hope this tutorial helped, If any more help is needed them PM me!
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-:: Tutorial ::-
-:: Questions Your Going To Be Asking ::-
What Will I Need?
- You need a Xbox on dash 7371 Or Lower To Install this hack, MFR Date Before June 17th 2009.
- Soldering Iron 30/40w.
- Solder (Pref Flux Cored)
- 1N4148 Switching Diodes.
- Wire (Any Wire////Kynar Wire?)
- Nand-X.
- Time, Patience, Soldering Skills, And A Brain.
- Soldering Iron 30/40w.
- Solder (Pref Flux Cored)
- 1N4148 Switching Diodes.
- Wire (Any Wire////Kynar Wire?)
- Nand-X.
- Time, Patience, Soldering Skills, And A Brain.
-:: What Will Help Me With Soldering? ::-
- Flux.
- Pointed Tip Soldering Iron.
- Pointed Tip Soldering Iron.
-:: Where Do I Purchase Everything? ::-
- Switching Diodes :: [ Register or Signin to view external links. ]
- Soldering Iron Kit :: [ Register or Signin to view external links. ]
- Nand-X :: [ Register or Signin to view external links. ]
Or Find Your Country :: [ Register or Signin to view external links. ]
- Cotton Ear Buds :: Asda? Tesco's? Morrisons? Sainsbury's?
- Xbox on a old Dash :: [ Register or Signin to view external links. ]
- Kynar Wire :: eBay, Just get everything you need off eBay!!
- Soldering Iron Kit :: [ Register or Signin to view external links. ]
- Nand-X :: [ Register or Signin to view external links. ]
Or Find Your Country :: [ Register or Signin to view external links. ]
- Cotton Ear Buds :: Asda? Tesco's? Morrisons? Sainsbury's?
- Xbox on a old Dash :: [ Register or Signin to view external links. ]
- Kynar Wire :: eBay, Just get everything you need off eBay!!
-:: Things You Need To Know/Should Do ::-
If you Jtagging a Xbox for the first time/Soldering for the first time, I would recommend getting a "Donor" motherboard from eBay, Just type in "Xbox 360 Motherboard" and purchase one, They are all fairly cheap.
Practice your soldering on a Broken Xbox before starting the real thing. I would recommend that to any, Because I Didn't practice my first time, And I broke a Taggable Falcon.
I would also highly recommend purchasing Flux to help with the soldering, It just helps so much and makes soldering 80% Easier!!
Practice your soldering on a Broken Xbox before starting the real thing. I would recommend that to any, Because I Didn't practice my first time, And I broke a Taggable Falcon.
I would also highly recommend purchasing Flux to help with the soldering, It just helps so much and makes soldering 80% Easier!!
-:: Check Your CB Versions Exploitable ::-
Exploitable CB Versions ::
Xenon (v1) 1888, 1902, 1903, 1920,1921 Xenon-Kernel
Zephyr (v2) 4558 Zephyr-Kernel
Falcon (v3) 5761, 5766, 5770 Falcon-Kernal
Opus (v3.1) (Same as Falcon)
Jasper (v4) 6712 Jasper-Kernel (16M)
Jasper (v4) 6723 Large Block Jasper-Kernel (256M)
Jasper (v4) 6723 Large Block Jasper-Kernel (512M)
Jasper (v4) 7363 Large Block Jasper-Kernel (512M)
Patched CB Versions ::
Xenon: 1922, 1923, 1940, 7373
Zephyr: 4571, 4572, 4578, 4579, 4580
Falcon/Opus: 5771
Jasper: 6750
Xenon (v1) 1888, 1902, 1903, 1920,1921 Xenon-Kernel
Zephyr (v2) 4558 Zephyr-Kernel
Falcon (v3) 5761, 5766, 5770 Falcon-Kernal
Opus (v3.1) (Same as Falcon)
Jasper (v4) 6712 Jasper-Kernel (16M)
Jasper (v4) 6723 Large Block Jasper-Kernel (256M)
Jasper (v4) 6723 Large Block Jasper-Kernel (512M)
Jasper (v4) 7363 Large Block Jasper-Kernel (512M)
Patched CB Versions ::
Xenon: 1922, 1923, 1940, 7373
Zephyr: 4571, 4572, 4578, 4579, 4580
Falcon/Opus: 5771
Jasper: 6750
-:: Keep Getting Bad Read's/Bad Blocks? ::-
Make sure none of the wires on the motherboard are touching each other, Also make sure all the wires are in securely, Just give them a little tug and if the motherboard lifts up, You good, Do that with all the wires (Black, Red, Brown, Orange, Yellow, Blue and Green)
Still No Luck? .. De-solder and Re-Solder all the wires.
Still No Luck? .. De-solder and Re-Solder all the wires.
-:: Downloads ::-
Well I hope this tutorial helped, If any more help is needed them PM me!
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Such a good tutorial I honestly think this should be stickied. It will help out a lot of people!
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iSamXD wrote Such a good tutorial I honestly think this should be stickied. It will help out a lot of people!
Hahaa, Cheers bud
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Such a great detail post
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Great post! This should be sticked!
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Well i have some bad news. It looks like since i'm in the U.S. this video is blocked for me, apparently "The UMG and/or EMI have blocked it in my country on copyright grounds." Also, no offence but there are hundreds of JTAG tutorials all over the internet, and i think there is one already stickied here. Plus from what i can tell you only deal with one type of console, where as the wiring is different between HDMI/ Non-HDMI consoles. And then once you get into the HDMI consoles there are a few different wiring methods to choose from (original, AUD_Clamp, AUD_Clamp & DVD Tray, and boxxdr's transistor method) My point is there are many more detailed tutorials around, and they actually work in my country.
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PodcastBandit_Fanboy wrote Well i have some bad news. It looks like since i'm in the U.S. this video is blocked for me, apparently "The UMG and/or EMI have blocked it in my country on copyright grounds." Also, no offence but there are hundreds of JTAG tutorials all over the internet, and i think there is one already stickied here. Plus from what i can tell you only deal with one type of console, where as the wiring is different between HDMI/ Non-HDMI consoles. And then once you get into the HDMI consoles there are a few different wiring methods to choose from (original, AUD_Clamp, AUD_Clamp & DVD Tray, and boxxdr's transistor method) My point is there are many more detailed tutorials around, and they actually work in my country.
That's because xenon motherboards//non-HDMO, are the easiest to Jtag do I used it for the tutorial, but with a HDMI motherboard id have had to mess about with the DB1F1 point, or the SMC points, and I didn't want to mess about with them as the video would have been long and my internet has crap upload speed.
If you want me to I'll do a HDMI Jtag tutorial, and a RGH tutorial if it pleases you?
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Troy20202020 wrotePodcastBandit_Fanboy wrote Well i have some bad news. It looks like since i'm in the U.S. this video is blocked for me, apparently "The UMG and/or EMI have blocked it in my country on copyright grounds." Also, no offence but there are hundreds of JTAG tutorials all over the internet, and i think there is one already stickied here. Plus from what i can tell you only deal with one type of console, where as the wiring is different between HDMI/ Non-HDMI consoles. And then once you get into the HDMI consoles there are a few different wiring methods to choose from (original, AUD_Clamp, AUD_Clamp & DVD Tray, and boxxdr's transistor method) My point is there are many more detailed tutorials around, and they actually work in my country.
That's because xenon motherboards//non-HDMO, are the easiest to Jtag do I used it for the tutorial, but with a HDMI motherboard id have had to mess about with the DB1F1 point, or the SMC points, and I didn't want to mess about with them as the video would have been long and my internet has crap upload speed.
If you want me to I'll do a HDMI Jtag tutorial, and a RGH tutorial if it pleases you?
I'm just saying there are already plenty of these tutorials out on the web and many of them are way more detailed, we really don't need anymore. I applaud you for trying, but it really is just an old topic. It's a shame though because you do sound like you know what you are doing, and it seems there is too many people that have already forgotten about the JTAG in lieu of the RGH.
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