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Finally Jtag'ed a box

Posted: Thu Apr 07, 2011 9:40 pm
by MrMiscellaneous
Yeah I finally jtagged an xbox! WOO! Except a few days after I got it working and installed Freestyle dash, I could no longer see the visuals, I could only hear sound. I changed a/v cables, changed t.v.s and it is still not working. It's a xenon so maybe the gpu just finally kicked the bucket. Or maybe the contacts are all messed up, which I doubt. I was wondering if it was from flashing the nand or just the box getting old. Any response would be great :D

Re: Finally Jtag'ed a box

Posted: Thu Apr 07, 2011 11:42 pm
by HaGGardSmurf
Try an xclamp, it wont hurt anything and if it is a gpu error it will likely be temporarily fixed.

My money is on a gpu error.

Re: Finally Jtag'ed a box

Posted: Fri Apr 08, 2011 8:56 am
by CoFree
im with haggard on this
xclamp but
if that does fix it
i would not use it that way
i would send it to shootsteel Look Here and let him do a reflow on the gpu so you would have a lasting repair
if you do that make sure you let him know that you are from the playground ;)

Re: Finally Jtag'ed a box

Posted: Fri Apr 08, 2011 7:37 pm
by MrMiscellaneous
Thanks will the replies guys, i'll check it out. One of the cables is missing a few contacts. The other one, OEM, with an hd and sd setting is all weird. I tried it with my unmodded xbox and it gave me lines across the screen for hd and square dots for sd. So i'm gonna try to get a vga to xbox cable and I'll see if that works.

Re: Finally Jtag'ed a box

Posted: Sat May 07, 2011 2:13 pm
by MrMiscellaneous
UPDATE:

Well at long last I had gotten my jtag to be viewed on screen. Turns out it was really the faulty av cables. The only thing was, was that the xbox was only displayed a few times. There were times where I could see the dashboard and times I could not. It's a xenon and had the x-clamp fix and was getting hot really fast especially with the dvd drive on top of the heatsink. I replaced the thermal paste with some arctic silver and re did the x-clamp fix. My xbox no longer powers on because there is a short somewhere on the board. Hopefully I didnt rip off a piece of the gpu or cpu while cleaning them. When I press the power button on the xbox the power supply light turns red and nothing is powered on. Is there anything that I might do to find the short, because I am pretty sure there is nothing wrong with my power brick? I really hope I dont have to get this thing re-balled as I've spent quite a bit of money on it already.