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so I made my dev nand updflash.bin for my rgh thats 15574 and did everthing correctly but once i put the dev updflash.bin onto the root of my usb and pluged it in to xbox booted into xell everything wrote fine.
Now I turned off my xbox then I restarted it and when i press power on it doesnt show up on tv. *my xbox was just hooked up and working before i did this.
I also can boot into xell and il see it on the tv.
Please help me I dont know what this means or how to fix it.
Now I turned off my xbox then I restarted it and when i press power on it doesnt show up on tv. *my xbox was just hooked up and working before i did this.
I also can boot into xell and il see it on the tv.
Please help me I dont know what this means or how to fix it.
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who ever helps me fix this I will donate $5 via paypal
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Did you read the directions... You must place the filesystems folder on your HDD and the usb stick (yes in 2 places) for the first time you boot after you flash a dev kernel otherwise it wont boot, and you'll have the problem your having.
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Garbotron wrote Did you read the directions... You must place the filesystems folder on your HDD and the usb stick (yes in 2 places) for the first time you boot after you flash a dev kernel otherwise it wont boot, and you'll have the problem your having.
so if you dont do that the second after its a bad flash. I just plugged my usb in and it isnt showing up I have filesystems on it too.
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On the usb stick you should have the newly created dev image and the filesystems folder.
So boot xell, insert the usb stick, it will flash your dev image, then it'll instruct you to power down. Then power up with the usb stick still plugged in, and then it should boot to the xshell.
So boot xell, insert the usb stick, it will flash your dev image, then it'll instruct you to power down. Then power up with the usb stick still plugged in, and then it should boot to the xshell.
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Garbotron wrote On the usb stick you should have the newly created dev image and the filesystems folder.
So boot xell, insert the usb stick, it will flash your dev image, then it'll instruct you to power down. Then power up with the usb stick still plugged in, and then it should boot to the xshell.
Whats your paypal? And im trying this now.
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It brought a red screen up and said power down. ?
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This information is free, and was provided in the read me. I beta tested the RGloader, and did the same thing, did not read the read me, did not boot. I added the filesystems to the usb and tried it again, and it worked. After it boots to the xshell you can remove the usb stick, and you wont need it anyone, it'll boot without it now.
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Garbotron wrote This information is free, and was provided in the read me. I beta tested the RGloader, and did the same thing, did not read the read me, did not boot. I added the filesystems to the usb and tried it again, and it worked. After it boots to the xshell you can remove the usb stick, and you wont need it anyone, it'll boot without it now.
It still doesnt boot with picture I put usb in with dev image and filesystems then hit the eject and it started to make a list in xell then it gave me a red screen [img] [ Register or Signin to view external links. ] [/img]
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Well that's a interesting problem, I see others getting that red screen segmentation error with the new n64 emulator too.
Give us some more information, what kinda console, you said a RGH on the 15574 dash? How did you update the dash to 15574 ? Xebuild?
Did the RG image builder give you any errors when you were building the image?
Give us some more information, what kinda console, you said a RGH on the 15574 dash? How did you update the dash to 15574 ? Xebuild?
Did the RG image builder give you any errors when you were building the image?
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