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Hey, just a few days ago my jtag Xbox was performing fine with no issues, but when I booted up my Xbox yesterday, I received e74. I realized the x-clamps were still intact and replaced them. After starting the xbox up again, I got e79. I re-examined the mobo and found out it was one of the jtag wires.
Now I get e71 if any HDD/USB device that automatically launches FSD on startup (after 360 boot animation) is plugged into the 360. Sometimes it'll even freeze before the animation even finishes and gives me e71. I searched and found out that reflashing would be necessary due to bad blocks. I dumped my nand with flash360 and used the Bad Nand Mover and it didn't detect any bad blocks. I also used degraded and no bad blocks were found.
Any suggestions?
I can load FSD manually, play games, and do just about everything with no issues. I can load profiles with no issues too. I also checked the root of my devices and there are no .xex files present.
It's a falcon mobo btw. It was working 100% fine before.
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Nvmjust fixed it! Reinstalled dashlaunch.
Ran dashlaunch installer from XEX menu, updated the settings, Xbox restarted, booted directly to FSD and signed me in - and no more e71. I guess a file was corrupted somehow. weird..
Now I get e71 if any HDD/USB device that automatically launches FSD on startup (after 360 boot animation) is plugged into the 360. Sometimes it'll even freeze before the animation even finishes and gives me e71. I searched and found out that reflashing would be necessary due to bad blocks. I dumped my nand with flash360 and used the Bad Nand Mover and it didn't detect any bad blocks. I also used degraded and no bad blocks were found.
Any suggestions?
I can load FSD manually, play games, and do just about everything with no issues. I can load profiles with no issues too. I also checked the root of my devices and there are no .xex files present.
It's a falcon mobo btw. It was working 100% fine before.
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Nvmjust fixed it! Reinstalled dashlaunch.
Ran dashlaunch installer from XEX menu, updated the settings, Xbox restarted, booted directly to FSD and signed me in - and no more e71. I guess a file was corrupted somehow. weird..
