mt1335we were available for $7.50US the same day the winbond hack was released... after it doubled.

You build it the same as rgh1 , you just remove the 1nf cap in the rc circuit with the 3 diodes.

You then setup the power configuration for a phat.

I believe it does matter as the key is generated from the serial data.

Just did a regen today and the instructions are useless.

This is how it's done.

1. open your drives version of regen as the source in jungleflasher

2. edit the serial data to match your drive and save

3. open your version of regen in the target and click spoof

4. click save to file

5. flash the file you saved to your drive using dos32 2.0


6.  load a 9504 firmware as the target and manually enter your key and then right click and use writekey

7. Slimkey your drive

8. There you have it, that slimkey dummy has all your proper info to make a working drive

pll bypass you appear to almost be shorting with another point. Try attaching to the resistor right below

try 68nf

it boots with the glitch connected, ldv has to be correct.

I thought this would be a cakewalk but it hasn't turned out to be. I setup a dual boot jasper with two 16mb nands, however the original nand that was on there was 512. I rearranged the resistors of course, xell boots on either nand, hacked dash will boot on either nand. The problem however is that when I create a retail image using the original 64mb, the console will boot to 0022. If I however leave the glitch hooked up, the retail dash will load correctly.

The idea is to be safe on live so this obviously is not going to work as it. What have I overlooked?

make sure you don't have power and gnd mixed up

ctrl f8 , freeflash

but it might trip out and die on you

My guess is that you don't have the coolrunner's ground disconnected when the stock nand is booting and you don't have a hacked smc for your hacked dash.

MN1500

You have a trinity

for the slim I've noticed that the usb must be present before boot

Found a dead mosfet... however it was the one that controlled the fans, so that's why it sounded like an airplane taking off.

The xbox will however not power up as before still.

I'm saying I can read and write the nand, so its neither the smc nor the hana

I removed the coils and will test the mosfets -- would have the other day but the batteries ran out in my multimeter

not the smc = can read and write nand

first thing I checked

next?

can't see why not.

Long story short, console was working, decided to program cpld while it was connected to the 360 as well and my olimex and afterwards... no power when rol board is pressed or eject.

Can still program nand etc.

What fuse or mosfet would I have blown here?

It's a jasper

that's because the flash wasn't unlocked yet by playing the cd.