What should be the correct LDV value for an unmodified 8955 dash Xbox 360?

[oranginasprite]

Hi guys,

I fooled around back in the 4548 days with the KK exploit and removed my R6T3 and got my CPU key. I gave up on the limited Linux experience to keep playing games and never soldered back the R6T3 until my xbox 360 refused to start (I think it was because of GTA IV, 5787 or 6683 dash update maybe?). So I soldered it back and everything was fine. Until the 8955 days that is. The update worked fine but some games (Army of 2 40th day, FF13) just wont let me play without updating even though I already have 8955, and if I let them do, BANG!, E80 and I have to flash the NAND. After poking around for a while, I realized my LDV value was 4.
 Thats what I use in flashtool and it works anyway.


So my questions are:
What should be the correct LDV value for an unmodified 8955 dash?
Is it possible to flash back a slightly older dash update in order to burn fuses and get to the real values my 8955 xbox should have if I hadnt left it without R6T3 for a while?

I have to flash my Xbox yet again because I just flash both my JTAGed one and this one with Fall update over USB, JTAG xbox is ok, the other one with LDV value 4 is dead...

Thanks for the answers!

[damox]

There is no "correct" LDV value, because everyone update path is different.

For example, one could go from 1888 -> 8955, making their LDV 1.

If you updated through each and every update, you LDV would be much higher.

[oranginasprite]

There is no "correct" LDV value, because everyone update path is different.

For example, one could go from 1888 -> 8955, making their LDV 1.

If you updated through each and every update, you LDV would be much higher.

So if I understand correctly what you said, going straight from 1888 to 8955 wont burn a fuse for each intermediary updates, just one for the updating process itself, so that one can't just flash back a NAND backup done previously. That's one question answered, thanks.

I still wonder why the 8955 update with avatars keeps crashing my Xenon with E80 while the exact same update (I used an update on a USB stick) worked on my JTAGed Jasper...

I just can't wait for the Spring update to be released and try flashing it to see if it will work or if my Xenon willl have to stay stuck in 8955 limbo...

[ReverseAffect]

E80 is generated when the console is updated without R6T3 in place...