Solved Xbox Trinity rrod after booting xell and won't boot to dash

[Dumman59]

My Trinity was rghed with Ace v3. It boots xell fine then after 20 seconds it red rings. The console will not boot to dashboard but red rings while trying to glitch.

 

[MattsNotBanned_]

Try resoldering your wires or putting them in different positions.

Are you using something to hold the wires steady (like glue, electrical tape, etc.) so they don't wiggle around in the console?

Having your wires not held down to the point where they can't move anymore might cause RROD from what I hear.

 

[Dumman59]

Will try that but the secondary code is 0010. So I might have to do a reflow of South bridge

 

[MattsNotBanned_]

Will try that but the secondary code is 0010. So I might have to do a reflow of South bridge

Sources: http://team-xecuter.com/forums/threads/84067-3-rrod-error-0010-after-coolrunner-installed

I know this is for advice from someone with a coolrunner, but your issue might be a GPU error. Did you take your heatsinks off? If so, then you should clean the thermal compound and apply a small amount of Arctic Silver (or any other thermal paste) onto the GPU.

 

[Dumman59]

Yes took the heatsink off, but I did reapply thermal paste. Do you think a reflow of the south bridge will fix it?

 

[MattsNotBanned_]

Yes took the heatsink off, but I did reapply thermal paste. Do you think a reflow of the south bridge will fix it?

Not sure.

 

[MattsNotBanned_]

Yes took the heatsink off, but I did reapply thermal paste. Do you think a reflow of the south bridge will fix it?

Yeah actually go ahead and try a reflow. Check where the southbridge is and check for cold solder joints or any bridged solder joints, that could also play a part in 0010.

 

[X1337XSNIP3R]

Flash back to stock before doing a reflow. See if it boots stock. If it boots stock fine then its your wiring

 

[Dumman59]

Getting a new ace v3. I did try stock NAND and it booted but I will reflash to stock NAND again and see.

 

[X1337XSNIP3R]

more than likely its not the ace. can you upload pics of your soldering

 

[Dumman59]

No but one of the pads came off because I did not use flux on the ace because the tutorial I saw did not. But I will this time.

 

[X1337XSNIP3R]

Yes always use flux especially if you are new.

 

[Dumman59]

Yes. I used it in everything else. Will order one today. I will upload pics of the r4d4 point and cpu. I don’t think that is the issue because it looks pretty good.

 

[Dumman59]

I have a coolrunner rev c from a bricked console should I use that. If so, can I use the same points as the ace v3 except the 5v.

 

[Newsk]

Not exactly. The ace has a built in crystal and the rec c does not. So you would need to grab clk signal from the motherboard if using the rev c .

Personally when using coolrunners on slims I typically use the "project muffin" install but that uses completely different wiring than you currently have .

 

[Dumman59]

so if im going to keep the wiring same. all i have to do is wire to 3.3v instead of 5v and the b point. Are there any timing files that i can download?

 

[Newsk]

the timing files are already in jrunner. click program coolrunner . The bllue D cable is very long to accommodate wrapping around the x-clamp. check google and you will see what I mean.

 

[Dumman59]

Should I use alt b point or the main one? I have d soldered to r4d4 is that fine?

 

[Newsk]

use the alt (less chance of you lifting the pad). and yeah thats alright that cpu rst works just fine

 

[Dumman59]

What kind of wire do you recommend?