[EnterNow]

Bye bye Reset Glitch - http://www.xboxhacker.org/index.php?topic=17143.0

A month and a half after leaving the Reset Glitch Hack Tiros gligli and a new hack compatible with all HDMI consoles and that whatever the kernel, we still had not seen any reaction from Microsoft. We learn today with one of our technicians, stephane76700, the answer was already in your resellers ... a new revision of motherboard.

This motherboard has been found in a pack Forza 4250 Go, these new consoles with a matte black shell. The MFR date visible in the back is 2011-08-17 and the reader a Liteon 1071.

The biggest surpise is the absence of HANA chip (visible anyway) is the chip that allowed the management of the timing Reset Glitch Hack ...

It seems that the game of cat and mouse continues so ...

[TouchingVirus]

Nah, the date of the console was back in August, before the glitch hack was even released.

The HANA was only used to slow down the CPU clock to manageable level, there may be other interrupts available to do the same thing on the newly combined Southbridge.HANA chip, or elsewhere on the board.

[Pov06]

Originally Posted by TouchingVirus

Nah, the date of the console was back in August, before the glitch hack was even released.

The HANA was only used to slow down the CPU clock to manageable level, there may be other interrupts available to do the same thing on the newly combined Southbridge.HANA chip, or elsewhere on the board.

Or a much faster reset glitch chip could be used.

[EnterNow]

Originally Posted by TouchingVirus

Nah, the date of the console was back in August, before the glitch hack was even released.

The HANA was only used to slow down the CPU clock to manageable level, there may be other interrupts available to do the same thing on the newly combined Southbridge.HANA chip, or elsewhere on the board.

I see, so although the exploit is still technically in tact, the source for carrying it out has been removed? Bizarre conincidence, I presume it was a cost cutting refinement or similar.

If there's no other source for controlling the speed, maybe external equiptment could be used...but that'd likely be big dollars!

[Jimbobjoeyman]

does anyone know if a usb to parallel port adapter can be used for programming the chip ?
Or does it have to be a native port ?
USB programmers are at least 3 times the price of parallel port programmers.

[TouchingVirus]

Originally Posted by EnterNow

I see, so although the exploit is still technically in tact, the source for carrying it out has been removed? Bizarre conincidence, I presume it was a cost cutting refinement or similar.

If there's no other source for controlling the speed, maybe external equiptment could be used...but that'd likely be big dollars!

New revisions take a few months of R&D, so yes it's just a bizarre coincidence

Originally Posted by Jimbobjoeyman

does anyone know if a usb to parallel port adapter can be used for programming the chip ?
Or does it have to be a native port ?
USB programmers are at least 3 times the price of parallel port programmers.

Nandpro operates on interrupt 0x378, so if the USB to Parallel Port adapter also operates on this interrupt then you should be ok, but it probably doesn't.

You probably have a Nand-X and a CK3 Pro, so you should be looking at buying the two update cables from Xecuter - the CK3 pro to nand-x cable allows the nand-x update to the Nandpro v3 hex file, and the nand-x to coolrunner cable allows the nand-x to flash the coolrunner boards so there'd be no need for USB Xilinx JTAG cables

If you don't then there are cheaper JTAG flashing options over USB too

[Jimbobjoeyman]

Originally Posted by TouchingVirus

New revisions take a few months of R&D, so yes it's just a bizarre coincidence



Nandpro operates on interrupt 0x378, so if the USB to Parallel Port adapter also operates on this interrupt then you should be ok, but it probably doesn't.

You probably have a Nand-X and a CK3 Pro, so you should be looking at buying the two update cables from Xecuter - the CK3 pro to nand-x cable allows the nand-x update to the Nandpro v3 hex file, and the nand-x to coolrunner cable allows the nand-x to flash the coolrunner boards so there'd be no need for USB Xilinx JTAG cables

If you don't then there are cheaper JTAG flashing options over USB too

Thats where I get screwed over I have a usb spi flasher for nand flashing
and an extractor 3 for dvd drive powering.
Spose its what I get for being a cheap prick, I pay more in the long run
The usb jtag cables I've been looking at run into €30-50 mark if you know of anything cheaper.. links please

[TouchingVirus]

Originally Posted by Jimbobjoeyman

The usb jtag cables I've been looking at run into €30-50 mark if you know of anything cheaper.. links please

Sorry, I thought I recalled the JTAG3 being USB but it's LPT - €35 is about standard all right

[Jimbobjoeyman]

Originally Posted by TouchingVirus

Sorry, I thought I recalled the JTAG3 being USB but it's LPT - €35 is about standard all right

Xecuter are releasing there own one along with the coolrunner for people who dont use the nand-x,
I'll see what they charge,or if I can get a few pre-programmed ones somewhere I'd buy them.

[Pov06]

Originally Posted by TouchingVirus

Nandpro operates on interrupt 0x378, so if the USB to Parallel Port adapter also operates on this interrupt then you should be ok, but it probably doesn't.

I have a USB LPT port cable which doesn't run on 0x378, but I found a program with which you can patch NandPro to use a custom one.

You can download it here: http://www.megaupload.com/?d=3JGZJ7SQ

You basically open up this program, then go into your Device Manager in your computer. Find out the number(s) at which your USB LPT port operate, then copy them into the program, select your Nandpro.exe file and click Patch.

Most USB LPT cables contain 2 numbers, so you must write in both or as many the device manager shows.

Then it should work

[Jimbobjoeyman]

Originally Posted by Pov06

I have a USB LPT port cable which doesn't run on 0x378, but I found a program with which you can patch NandPro to use a custom one.

You can download it here: http://www.megaupload.com/?d=3JGZJ7SQ

You basically open up this program, then go into your Device Manager in your computer. Find out the number(s) at which your USB LPT port operate, then copy them into the program, select your Nandpro.exe file and click Patch.

Most USB LPT cables contain 2 numbers, so you must write in both or as many the device manager shows.

Then it should work

.........SOUND............

Have you tried this with nand pro .....Does it work ?

[Pov06]

Yes and yes. Just use Nandpro 2.0 and not 3.0 because the tool was made for 2.0

EDIT: Here's the topic where I found the tools: http://forums.xbox-scene.com/index.php?showtopic=699212 It's more detailed and contains some screenshots to make it easier.

[TouchingVirus]

Originally Posted by Jimbobjoeyman

Xecuter are releasing there own one along with the coolrunner for people who dont use the nand-x,
I'll see what they charge,or if I can get a few pre-programmed ones somewhere I'd buy them.

If the LPT method won't work, I'll flash a few CoolRunner boards for you when I take delivery of them and the other TX stuff for updating my nand-x so it can flash the CR boards

[Pov06]

The LPT method WILL work since it's the same chip and the same JTAG programmer connection points are available.

Still waiting for my x360glitch to arrive... Apparently Falcons have the fastest boot times

[TouchingVirus]

Originally Posted by Pov06

The LPT method WILL work since it's the same chip and the same JTAG programmer connection points are available.

Still waiting for my x360glitch to arrive... Apparently Falcons have the fastest boot times

There are reports on that thread you linked that the nandpro patching for alt LPT ports doesn't work in at least some cases. That is what I meant. If Jimbobjoeyman can't get nandpro to flash his coolrunners I'm offering to do it for him.