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i keep getting this error 8001 and now FFFF before everything im using team xecuter nand-X and following ThePrivateLdw - How to Jtag a Xbox 360 (Full Detailed Video Tutorial)
i was getting could not detect a flash controller first, i disconnected nand-X and booted the xbox then switched it back off and reconnected nand-X and im just getting errors for every block any one know how to fix this easy? + the tele doesent always show a picture the xbox will boot and open the disk tray and i have just got rid of 3 red lights if that has something to do with it?
I'm getting FFFF error on every block now xbox is pissin me off now
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when youre trying to read the nand youre not supposed to have the console turned on, just have the power cable plugged in but the console turned OFF
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-TANK- wrote when youre trying to read the nand youre not supposed to have the console turned on, just have the power cable plugged in but the console turned OFF

i took the usb out of my comp switched the xbox on then back off and reconnected the usb could having the AV cable in have anything to do with it?
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jimbobjo wrote
-TANK- wrote when youre trying to read the nand youre not supposed to have the console turned on, just have the power cable plugged in but the console turned OFF

i took the usb out of my comp switched the xbox on then back off and reconnected the usb could having the AV cable in have anything to do with it?

nope that wont affect it, also make sure that none of the nand x wires connecteing to the board are touching eachother
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none of the wires are touching each other ontop i don't think they are long enough underneath to touch, this is doing my head in why cant it just work
I'm getting Error 0 on every one now and incompatible ARM hardware so i have to take out the nand-X and put it back in all the time
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jimbobjo wrote none of the wires are touching each other ontop i don't think they are long enough underneath to touch, this is doing my head in why cant it just work
I'm getting Error 0 on every one now and incompatible ARM hardware so i have to take out the nand-X and put it back in all the time

the only other thing i could think of is that one of the wires isnt soldered correctly, try re-doing all of the wires making sure that the wires gain good contact with the board and then give it ago, also make sure that you have the right console selected in jtag tool
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reboot your pc with console all hooked up and also the rrod thing is no problem. you can read nand on rrod with no issues usually
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thanks for the help so far, havent got anywhere yet im goin to switch my comp off untill tomorrow annoyed me enought today
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Ok, so on the points that you soldered the nand x wires to, you will see 'lines' on the mobo going to the points either on the top or bottom side. 1 or more of the points isnt making proper contact with the nand x wire. To fix that problem, just add a little bit of solder to the point on the side that the 'line' connects to, to join the point and the nand x wire.
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Try reinstalling your drivers for the nandx. IT should show in device manager as a: PRUFTECHNIK USB DEVICE------>Xecuter NandX USB. Also check your connections for the nandx, as well as your jtag connections. Are you getting read errors, or are you getting write errors or both? I had similar issues when trying to use the QSBs that came with the nandx. I gave those up and went to the fast switching diodes. Watch your cathode band for polarity. I was then able to read/write reliably. Hope this helps.
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