First off, I know I'm around 12 years late to the game but oh well...
Managed to get a never plugged into the internet Falcon a little while back (5 years ago), me and a buddy decided to try and JTAG it for the lols (only took us 5 years to attempt it).
Using a MTX Spi Flasher
Managed to pull the NAND. Solder joints seem to be good as far as I can tell, went through hole on the motherboard side, with 30awg single core wire.
Trying to use JRunner to flash Xell onto it.
It's CB 5770.
Dash version 6717.
We create the image, "Write Xell", it errors but is doing something as the console's behaviour changes.
We get RROD, error code 0022.
If I write the Xell "falcon.bin" using Nandpro instead of JRunner, then we get a single Red light. code 1033
What are we doing wrong?
Do we need to do the AUD_CLAMP wiring? ---- could this be the cause of the 0022 code maybe?
Will be doing the AUD_CLAMP think tonight anyway, but with this in place, is the NAND still readable/writeable if it doesn't boot or will I need to undo that then flash again?
Thank you
Managed to get a never plugged into the internet Falcon a little while back (5 years ago), me and a buddy decided to try and JTAG it for the lols (only took us 5 years to attempt it).
Using a MTX Spi Flasher
Managed to pull the NAND. Solder joints seem to be good as far as I can tell, went through hole on the motherboard side, with 30awg single core wire.
Trying to use JRunner to flash Xell onto it.
It's CB 5770.
Dash version 6717.
We create the image, "Write Xell", it errors but is doing something as the console's behaviour changes.
We get RROD, error code 0022.
If I write the Xell "falcon.bin" using Nandpro instead of JRunner, then we get a single Red light. code 1033
What are we doing wrong?
Do we need to do the AUD_CLAMP wiring? ---- could this be the cause of the 0022 code maybe?
Will be doing the AUD_CLAMP think tonight anyway, but with this in place, is the NAND still readable/writeable if it doesn't boot or will I need to undo that then flash again?
Thank you
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