Confused about exploitability of Jasper

[scotxbox]

I have a Jasper with 512mb nand. dashboard is 8955. Following tutorial I have dumped using nandpro: -r3 c1.bin and looked for CB. Found that. Now the tutorial says to use the 4 digits following the CB. In my case that gives me 1A 5E hex converts to 2694 dec. That doesn't look right. However if I highlight the CB in the dec panel then take 4 hex digits now highlighted in the hex panel, which are the 4 before the 4 I previously used, then I get 43 42 hex which converts to 6766 dec. Thats looks better to me.

2 questions is my CB 2694 or 6766 ?

if its 6766 does that mean I cant jtag and load xell, xellous etc ?

Thank you

[routehero]

If you have a dashboard of 8955, you won't have an exploitable CB.

[scotxbox]

Thanks for your reply... so what you are saying is with a new xbox just switch on and go to dashboard and if it says 8955 then there's nothing to do.

I want to flash the drive. So was hoping to get DVD key by running xell. But this is not possible to I can try getting the key off the drive using the cut tracks method.

With regard to reading the CB off the c1.bin which of my 2 attempts is correct just so I know for next time.

[routehero]

43 42 in hex == CB.

You have to read the hexadecimal after that.

[scotxbox]

ic .. hmm.. so the digits following are 1A 5E what does that translate to ? Gives me 2694 using a hex to dec converter, but what is 2694 ?

[routehero]

6750.

[scotxbox]

ah I get it now.... no spaces ... i had left the space between the numbers as in 1A 5E, instead of 1A5E

jeez I'm thick.

Thx ... you've been very helpful.