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1 The Reset Glitch Hack Using the Matrix Glitcher 2. PHAT XBOX360 TUTORIAL Required Hardware: Matrix Glitcher Matrix NAND Programmer or any other USB SPI Programmer to dump/flash the Xbox360's NAND Soldering Material Required Software: Python and Python Crypto NandPro V 2.0e or greater Identification of NAND Size: As a first step we should identify the NAND size that is installed into the XBOX360. The skilled ones can simply read the NAND size directly from the code written on the NAND.
The second solution is to go to the memory tab under the settings menu. If there is no memory unit shown there then you have a 16MB NAND. If there is a Memory Unit showing 214MB then you have a 256MB NAND. If there is a Memory Unit showing 451MB, then you have 512MB NAND. 12 1.Dumping NAND Use the following diagram to solder your NAND Programmer O pen windows' command prompt and Launch NandPro D ump your NAND twice by using the read command for 16MB NAND: nandpro usb: -r16 nanddumpname.bin 23 Compare the two dumps with the following command (you can use MD5 Checksums too): fc /b nanddumpname.bin nanddumpname2.bin You should see something like FC: No difference found. If the two dumps don't match, do a new dump and check again. If you have a 256 MB or 512 MB NAND you can run the following commands: nandpro usb: -r64 nanddumpname.bin 34 2.Installation of Python and Python Crypto Install Python 2.7 (32bit!) with the default settings: 45 Install PyCrypto 2.3 with the default settings: To enable python in windows' command prompt, we will have to modify the environment variables.
Go in Control Panel System Advanced System Settings 56 Click on Environment variable 67 Click on New in system variables A dd this for the name and the value of the variable: PYTHONPATH%PYTHONPATH%;C:Python27; 78 3.Creating the Hack image D ownload the gggggg-hack (from our website or from Free60-Git Repository ). Put your original NAND dump in the root of the gggggg-folder and create a folder named output (in the root as well). O pen windows' command prompt again and navigate to the gggggg-folder than type this Python command (don t forget to modify it with your NAND dump name): python common/imgbuild/build.py nanddumpname.bin common/cdxell/cd common/xell/xell-gggggg.bin 89 You should see the following The file image ecc is located in the output folder now. 910 Copy this file into your Nandpro folder and navigate to the folder via command prompt again Use the following command to flash the image to your console's NAND. Nandpro usb: +w16 image ecc nandpro usb: +w64 image ecc ( 256 and 512 mb ONLY) /! Pay attention that you have to use the +w16 or +w64 switch and not the -w16 or w64 one /! The flashed file has a size of 50 blocks so you should see 004F when the flashing is done.
1011 4.Wiring and Setting the Glitcher2 Select the correct Switch settings on Glitcher2 to enable the FAT model. Select the correct DIP Switch combination correct for your console model: Proceed directly to solder the Matrix Glitcher directly to the XBOX360 motherboard.
Use the diagrams that are supplied together with this tutorial. A copy is available on our website: 1112 5.Fine tuning your console: The Matrix Glitcher2 has an innovative fine tuning system that allows you to fine tune your console timings to get the optimal boot rate.
This feature has been mainly developed for installers, but can be used also by end users. To use this features you will need an external programmer. People already owning a Freedom PCB can use the External programmer that comes together with the Freedom PCB. WARNING: The Matrix Glitcher2 MUST be installed into the Xbox and the console must be turned ON. PROCEDURE: Connect the 4 pin flat cable to the Matrix Glitcher2 and to the external programmer.
Place the Matrix Glitcher2 in programming mode by placing all the four DIP switches in the OFF position: Connect the USB cable to the external programmer and to the PC and take note of the COM port that is assigned to the external programmer. 1213 Download the Fine Tuning Software from our website and unzip it to a folder. Soul arena hack reiatsu vs reiryoku 4. Run a DOS session, navigate to the folder where you unzipped the Fine Tuning Software and type the following command: C:MtxGL2FineTuning COMxx (where xx is the COM port assigned to the programmer) This command will check synchronization with the Glitcher 2 and will return the actual setting value stored into the Glitcher2. The default value is 0. For FAT models the significant values can be -3, -2, -1, 0, +1, +2, +3. To change the value simply type the following command: C:MtxGL2FineTuning COMxx yy (where yy is the new value assigned) 1314 Turn ON the Xbox360, and place back the DIP switch in the corresponding FAT model position.
The Matrix Glitcher2 will automatically reset itself and attempt to glitch with the new settings. In case the results are not suitable simply put again all the four DIP switches in the OFF position and try another value. Is better to try at least 5 Glitching attempts and make an average of them to judge the quality of the glitching time. 6.Enjoy You can now start your console normally and see XeLL boot within 30 seconds. You can now enjoy unsigned code on your slim.
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Why thank you, Admiral. I’ll be sure to write that down in my upcoming book on “How To Solder Like An Expert”.Have you ever considered some people prefer to just err on the side of caution? Sheesh.Now that I’ve got that out of the way, the point (for everyone who has an open mind on the subject) is to reduce strain on small points on the motherboard.I don’t care how good you are at soldering, even the best job isn’t going to fully protect you from a lifted pad from an accidental tug. Considering this was a job for a friend, that’s even more reason to take caution in my install. So do I have any regrets? Sorry, not sorry.I figured giving a disclaimer on my soldering would keep solder snob comments like this at bay but I guess not.
Having done 10+ successful installs (with flux thank you very much), I still know my soldering is better than the majority that attempt their own mods. You were probably more accurate when you incorrectly spelt “aggressive” before you edited your message. No, I just tend to type a lot in comments and posts, and I don’t tolerate thread crapping. That doesn’t mean I don’t take constructive criticism, but the original thread crap wasn’t tactful enough to be considered constructive. It actually came across as pretty arrogant.Back on topic.No reason huh?
Why do you think people are encouraged to use electrical tape to hold the slack of their wires to the board? Electrical tape or hot glue. Honestly, what’s the difference? I would rather use a dab of hot glue than an ugly strip of electrical tape, but that’s my preference and I’m entitled to it just as you are entitled to your own.
It’s not like I caked my Matrix Trident in hot glue, thank you very much. I also don’t F my M, nor am I clumsy. So let’s stop tossing stones, ‘Kay?As for claiming to be “good” at it, why not go back and read over everything again. Yeah, I never made that claim.
But I’m not bad either. I know my place, and the majority of the reason my soldering is less than perfect is because soldering on the 360 in particular is not entirely doable with a 15w iron. The ground planes make it difficult to get a good solder joint with one, and that’s what my precision soldering iron is. A Hakko Dash 15w, which currently has the smallest tip I’ve ever used on a soldering iron.
I sometimes switch out for my 25w Weller iron, but it doesn’t have the precision I need, nor are the tips as high quality as the Hakko ones I’ve used. It does have the heat though, so guess what’s on my shopping list? A temperature controlled Hakko iron.Also, let’s not assume that the joints are cold— I know what a cold one looks like and anytime I get one that looks terrible I clean it up with desoldering braid and redo it after cleaning off my tip.
I never said that my joints are the greatest that ever existed, so I don’t understand why people are acting like I did. I know for a fact that the smaller points on the board (CPURST, POST, STBYCLK, and DB2G3) have a great, solid connection. These don’t require as much heat as the rest of the points, and they are a perfect fit for the 15w iron I regularly use.So what’s the point for me to post my install? Just a little something called information preservation. Do you realize the only place on the net that has a tutorial online for CR4 Muffin now is WeekendModder.com?
Did you know he also likes to use hot glue? And his soldering is perfect!
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I wonder why he uses it. Puzzling.That being said, when I’m merely trying to preserve information, I think it’s natural to get a little defensive and annoyed by people straight up criticizing with no constructive attitude whatsoever.
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Electrical tape as Isolation and even better would be captontape even electrical tape is not as good.And hotglue is hot around 200° - 350° C which cancreat cold solder.I was not shitting in you Just saying because you 're using this Methode for quite a while that doesn't mean that is a good methode.And i was editing, because I live in Germany so autocorrection is in German.It was constructiv, but people Just don't understand Just don't use hotglue because you don't Trust your solderskills.