My Jtag 360 Will Randomly E71 or R79 When Trying to launch anything or sign in or out of profile, and will randomly crash. :crying::crying: Any Advice on how to do a fix on it :thumbsup: :rambo: Its An Xenon and Supposedly Has XBR v3
Try reflashing xbr using flash 360, I've only had issues with zephyrs going E71, and 3 rrod then booting right up after, normally xenon's are "stable" with xbr. Hawk
Did you remember to check for bad blocks and remap when you did your initial flash? If not, that's likely the cause. Open up your original 360 NAND dump (the unmodded one), check it for bad blocks, then use that to recreate your XBR image, making sure to remap any bad blocks that you find. Also, you did do multiple dumps of the original to ensure you got a good dump, correct? -hl718
Pikkon had the same issue and I know for a fact he didn't have bad blocks. Its just an odd occurance that can be fixed by reflashing.
Can someone tell me where to get flash360? I have tried looking in the many, endless, categories on xbins. I just cant find it. There really needs to be a search engine on xbins...
There is a search engine for xbins http://www.xbins.org/index.php?action=search&searchtxt=flash360&Submit=Search
He needs the search function because its a bit of a bitch to find, mainly because its in the dashboards folder when clearly it aint a dashboard. when connected to the FTP goto /XBOX 360/dashboards/Flash360/ See how easy it was for me to post that line of text? A lot easier than asking why he wants a search, and with the answer comes the answer as to why a search was needed.
I posted him the search because it was what he asked for and I didn't have time to go browsing xbins atm.
Thanks to both lllsondowlll and wan5 for the answers. I guess I should have checked that dashboard folder. And you're right that you wouldnt think to look for that in there... What I mean about a search engine for xbins is that there are more and more programs on xbins every day. And not all of them are easy to find by name. It would be a nice feature if there was a search engine built right into it. For ease of use...
What? If you want a nand backup run flash 360, which is very important to have a back up of your dev nand, since all these kids are trying to kill kits. Just rar it put it on cd, dvd, external hdd, laptop, desktop, cellphone memory card, as many back ups as you can think of, because that will pretty much save your butt if anything ever goes wrong you'll be able to fix it yourself. Why people want to kill kits is beyond me but they can keep trying all they want. Sorry for the rant on that, just can't stress how important a nand backup is enough. You can browse the contents of the nand while you are in the ftp program, or even from the 360 and copy to a usb stick, so I'm not exactly sure what you are trying to do. Hawk.
Definatly not kids, and definately not as easy to restore backup of nand. Whipes Nand/SMC/Blows efuses. I believe he is talking about jtags however. Theft / Leaking / Unwanted attention by microsoft due to irresponsible and cautionless actions. Those are just a few reasons I believe "those kids" are trying to destroy kits. Unfortunatly innocent people get hit with it but in this case I believe the viewpoint is the casualties are acceptable to secure ones investment and keep the wake of the water calm. Unwanted attention causes the tolerance of the Dev scene to drop. People not wanting this kind of attention will do what they feel they must to protect the tolerance.
Sorry, im not one to argue on the internet, but i feel i have to step in on this one. First off let me state that this post is in no way to be taken as getting at anyone in particular, but no one but MS has the right to kill a kit. Dont talk about protecting your investment, its a games console ment solely for entertainment purposes, its not a house, you havent been burgled. I do sympathise with the viewpoint that leakers are to be hated on, but the door swings both ways, if it wernt for the leakers you wouldnt have a kit in the first place or an sdk to work with, my appoligise if you are in fact a lisenced Microsoft developer, but something tells me your not. Pnet is MS domain and they will secure it as and when they see fit, any code you create is upto you to protect, point being, let them take care of theirs and you take care of yours. There has been a couple of cases where people have created malware and inserted into develoment xex's ie 9328.9 recovery and that arcade game that disabled fans, luckily ive never fallen foul to these attacks, but at the end of the day someone took the time to create this malware and release it into the wild with as far as i can see absolutley no justification at all, how do you justify this? Pretend for a minute that you spent x amount of dollars on a kit only to have it bricked for absolutley no reason at all, how would you feel about that? A lot of people will automatically assume that since your group killed that kids kit for leaking something or threatening to leak somthing that your also responsible for these other attacks. Now i dont know nor really care to know what the deal is or was with that kid leaking stuff, but creating malware in any instance is totally uncalled for, especially when like the public attacks it is done simply out of spite. Personally, i feel the xbox scene is far to elitist, some guys are completley out of touch with the reality of the situation, here are the facts. 1)A very small percentage of us should actually legaly own kits 2)Development is a hobby, an interest, if your creating emulators or other apps for 360 you are doing so for personal satisfaction, there is no career here, see point 1, your probably not a lisenced developer and if you are and still creating emu's etc etc you probably shouldnt be. 3)And this is probably the most important, its a games console, we use them to derive enjoyment from, to learn from, to escape from reality or simply just to unwind. There is enough hate in the world as it is without feeling the need to bring it into our virtual sanctuarys. Its actions like this that make me lose respect for the dev scene if that is in fact who is releasing malware into the wild for no apparent reason, protect your code by all means, dont give it to people who are clearly not mature enough to not brag about having it and tease others with screenshots etc etc, you told others in the rb6 thread that he knew the consequences of leaking, well heres a brain buster for ya, you knew the risks of giving access to someone who even to me clearly isnt capable of rational thinking yet or keeping stuff to himself, you say he is 14, remember when you were 14, it was all about who has the better toy and who has most friends. Yet you gave him access anyway and acted shocked that stuff got out or talked about?! Rant over, and again, this is not an attack on anyone, just food for thought!
It's a game console, it's never acceptable to break a kit, most people spend $500-$1500 depending on when and who they bought it from. Why should they lose on out because of personal attacks from other people? If you think about it every time something comes out that kills kits, new stuff always pops up. They should probably think about that before they try to kill kits again. Now back to the topic at hand, did reflashing fix your problem bob? Hawk
Just wanted to point out a few things. Just wanted to say that I am not responsible for the public attack. The kid you referenced was warned before going rogue which believe or not makes all the difference in contrast with the public attack which many innocent people got hit and were never given a choice. I am not supporting or denouncing the decision to upload a public attack I simply stating the possible point of view of the party responsible. The problem simply here is the unwanted attention and as you stated before Microsoft will take action to secure their servers and their property. That is the problem, Microsoft has turned a blind eye to Devkit sales going in and out of here daily. That will not last for long when the Dev scene becomes a threat to them and their developers. Microsoft will begin to take action but I don't know about you wan5 but the way I see it personally is, if the only means to remove that threat is to remove the hardware so be it, this however does not mean I agree with the public attack due to a lot of innocent people getting hit even friends of mine, Point is I understand why it was done and now that the Dev scene has been infiltrated with children and irresponsible people abusing Partnernet causing a stir at Microsoft its safe to say I understand the decision. Also Wan5 the decision with gamecheat was not purely because he leaked "our" software but it was because he threatened to leak how to unlock partnernet to make it even more public then it already is causing a threat to microsoft and their developers. If none of you understand that, that is fine. But the only way to understand it is to be involved and see for yourself the dangers of tampering with Microsoft production especially on their own private servers. In contrast to Hawk's claim, It is not a game console it is a tool for Microsoft license developers and collectors, if people would play it safe and use their hardware responsibly like we did years ago then those people have nothing to worry about unless its a public attack which yet again I do not support but understand. Your right that people spend tons of money on Dev's but if that means endangering countless other peoples investment then their investment doesn't hold a candle that is all I am saying. What is one grain of sand in a sandstorm?
