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[US] Selling USB JTAG Xenon Cheap
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SOLD to TTGSway. He will be making an unboxing video for you guys.
Thanks Sway.
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Thanks Sway.
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Bump. Anyone want to buy?
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Motto: Godbless Radric Davis and all the McDonalds workers
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A usb jtag... Da fuq?
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Vox wrote A usb jtag... Da fuq?
Da fuq indeed
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Cranberries wroteVox wrote A usb jtag... Da fuq?
Da fuq indeed
the component board I have wired up has a USBa slot. I send you a USBa -> USBb (normal 2.0 head) cable. in nandpro you type: nandpro: usb -r16 nand1.bin and it will read it from your usb JTAG. If you still have a copy of CoolShrimp's JTAG Tool then it also works with that.
The usb firmware only is compatible with nandpro 2.0 series not with the newer 3.0 series.
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huh? this is confusing and the first one i have ever seen
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-Fireman- wrote huh? this is confusing and the first one i have ever seen
I spent 6 months, 3 xboxs, and total of like 60 hours perfecting it. All that it is:
*The white flat cables go to the points on the motherboard for writing the jtag code
*underneath the cd drive there are the resistors and diodes
*the flat cables have pins on the end
*the pins are connected to the rainbow colored wires
*the wires plugged into their designated places on the control board
*the control board has the PIC chip that translates all the information into a USB format (as opposed to the LPT format)
*nandpro reads the full nand in just under 1 minute with usb where as you would be waiting 30+ minutes with the LPT jtag.
I am only asking for $100 which is honestly an insult to the amount of effort that I had to put into getting this thing to work properly. I can remove the control board and leave just the jtag wires as this model is already done. But I have no need for it anymore so I am including the control board with the sale.
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Its just a usb nand reader he left it attached to the console for reading or updating
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Rodent_Modz wrote Its just a usb nand reader he left it attached to the console for reading or updating
Thank you for clarifying sir.
Still available for offers. Have one person interested
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