Cannot run Xecuter Fusion (a custom NAND that is a hybrid of a dev NAND and retail NAND, but there are alternatives) If the console does not glitch reliably even after tuning the value, add a 68nf-100nf capacitor (ex: 683 cap or SMD cap) from PLL to GND. Keep your Xbox plugged into your computer and its power, and keep J-Runner open. Then move on to Part 2a if you are using the JTAG method, Part 2b if you are using the RGH method, or Part 2c if you are using the R-JTAG method. Installed the Coolrunner, I used the alternate CLK point on the underside of the board near the CPU Coolrunner Rev C - http://www.xconsoles.com/products/cr-rev-c-mega-bundle-1.html or http://www.modchipcentral.com/store/product.php?productid=17959

Glitch Chip Installation Motherboard Points Phat Slim (Trinity) Slim & E (Corona/Waitsburg/Stingray) Glitch Chip Pinouts Coolrunner Rev C/D and CR3 Lite IF YOU HAVE A NAND-X but it didn't come with the NAND-X/J-R Programmer to coolrunner cable you need this: http://www.modchipcentral.com/store/product.php?productid=17776 NOTE: If you are using a Slim Proto, and have a Corona V3/V4, and don't have a DemoN you will NOT need a NAND-X/J-R Programmer because its only purpose for non-DemoN V3/V4s is to program the chip but the protos come pre-programmed It is possible that your cable will have different colors (though unlikely). If that is the case simply match the wires based on where they connect to the white end. For example, if the cable that is blue in my picture is green for you, still match it with the blue point on the boardThe QSBs install like this (ignore wires/white arrows and only focus how the QSBs are soldered to the motherboard): Longer boot times: Best being around 5 seconds with average being around 15-30 seconds and worst being 1-2 minutes Now that this is done you can close Nandpro and remove your LPT plug from your computer and your Xbox. We won't be needing it any longer. Also, unplug the Xbox's power. There are too many bits and pieces missing from many tutorials and specifics for certain setups (like zephyr consoles) that are not covered. This tutorial is an attempt to bring it all together, clear up confusion, and show every reasonable (some just are old, not worth it, or pointless) option possible. It covers everything you need to know about both exploits, shows you which one is right for you, and walks you through each step for how to do them (If you need something specific like using the console without the DVD drive, or ROL board then this is not for you, however you can use this as a base and then at any point do things differently based on your needs).

You may notice Step 0 and Step 3 have no explanations. This is simply because they are just parts you have to do and need no explanation. First I will show you how to dump your NAND, and then I will show you how to install the exploit you need.

Now that this is done you can disconnect the NAND-X/J-R Programmer from your computer and your Xbox. Also, unplug the Xbox's power. Right now this tutorial is at dash 16747 (meaning the custom freeboot dash that you can update to once the console is exploited. An older dash might still needed to exploit the console in the first place. Refer to section 4 for this) which is the most recent dash. Your here because you found in the flow chart that your exploit method is the R-JTAG method (dash higher than 7371 but less than 15572 if you have a phat, and console is a phat or slim) Involves soldering 7 wires to the Xbox and an LPT (the old purple printer port) plug with some resistors and a diode in between The CoolRunner Rev C come BLANK as default and requires programming. I NO LONGER offer the option on the right to program the timing file.