Home Forums Gaming Platforms Console Modding Xbox 360 Modding You are using an out of date browser. It may not display this or other websites should upgrade or use an alternative browser. 1 Important If you need support, create a new post in Console Modding Support. Do not post support questions here! Reset Glitch Hack by 1 15432 What is RGH RGH is the newest reset glitch hack method for Xbox 360 using just 2 wires and a new layout. The resulting install is close to J-TAG simplicity and stability, NO Glitch Chips required! The new method ensures that most if not ALL compatible Xbox 360s can be RGHed with results mostly returning INSTABOOT!Compatibility So far, has been tested and confirmed to Instaboot on the following consoles Xbox 360 Phat Falcon Jasper Small Block 16mb and Big Block 256/512mb Xbox 360 Slim + Slim "E" Trinity Corona V1 - V6 Winchester IS NOT SUPPORTED YOU CANNOT RGH A WINCHESTER. PERIOD. Need to Identify what Xbox 360 you have? Click the button belowUse the below image to help you identify your Xbox 360 Motherboard Type. Manufacture Date can be found on the sticker on the back of the console. If the date is newer than the one on the left but older than the one on the right, it's probably the right one. Also check your power supply voltage on the label above the power socket hole matches, especially on Slims! Slim E Consoles Consoles with a MFR date of 06-2014 and BEFORE are likely to be Corona Consoles with a MFR date of 07-2014 and AFTER are likely to be a Winchester motherboard. The only way to know for absolutely 100% certain is to open up the console and remove the heatsink and take a look at the XCGPU. In the Corona consoles they still have an IHS integrated heat sink an on the Winchester motherboards they do not. If your XCGPU looks like below, it is a Winchester and CANNOT be modified! You need to check the NAND first to ensure what steps you need to take to RGH your Corona. Once you verify your NAND Type, check for POST_OUT and ensure that you can read and write, then follow the steps in the NAND Reading section. POST_OUT Identification Check near point STP501. If you can see the traces left image, you DO NOT need a POST FIX adapter. If you have no traces right image, you NEED a POST FIX adapter. Required Items Xbox 360 Opening Tool Recommended, but not required A NAND Reader LPT Slowest NAND-X or JR-Programmer Better XFlasher Best Approx 50CM 28AWG or thinner wire ALL Phats 1x 1n4148 or similar Diode. Resistor ALL Phats 1x 22k Resistor Brown, Black, Orange, Yellow Trinity 1x 3k-10k Resistor Brown, Black, Orange, Gold Corona 1x 1k Resistor Brown, Black, Red, Gold Corona V3/V4 Post Fix Adapter Fine Tip Soldering Iron A very steady hand, and experience in Soldering Recommended An Xbox 360 Duh!Performing RGH Performing is very simple 1 Install your NAND Programmer Tool of choice 2 Install the appropriate wires and required Resistors/Diodes See Required Items above for RGH3 3 Follow J-Runner Guide easiest! or the legacy RGH2-3 Converter guide harderStep 1 Connect your NAND Programmer of choice to your Xbox 360. Select the chosen route below for further explanation and need to make an LPT Programmer. You will need the following A computer with an LPT-Port Printer port Soldering Iron Soldering tin Wire 1x LPT-Plug DB25 5x 100 Ohm Resistors 1x 1N4148 Switching Diode 1N914 Switching Diodes will also work where 1N4148 Diodes are mentioned Optional Shrink Tubing or Electrical Tape Open the Console Type below for a Diagram on how to build and connect the Programmer to your the J-TAG Diagram part! You only need to built the SPI LPT Adapter!!! Build your LPT using the black wire diagram! NAND-X/JR-Programmer/X-Flasher Slim Trinity/Corona NON 4G models X-Flasher 4GB Coronas Onboard NAND/eMMC Diagram IMPORTANT Corona V3 and V4 check the extra information below on ENABLING NAND Read and Writes! As explained in the photo below, check the resistor pads under J2C3. Follow as the image text explains, depending on your board version. Unsure? See "Identifying what Corona you have" at the top of the guide. Once you've connected your NAND Reader Wires, refer to the below images in the correct spoiler for your Console Revision Connect each point as shown in the image. Important Make sure that the points are connected correctly, and be CAREFUL! The points are extremely delicate and can easily be bridged to other points which could KILL your console! RGH Points PhatRecommended Place a 10K Resistor on the PLL Point and solder your wire to the other side of the Resistor Place a Diode on the POST point and connect your wire to the diode Slim Recommended Place a 3K Resistor on the PLL Point and solder your wire to the other side of the Resistor Final install looks like this Zoomed in points Trinity PLL Point Other end of PLL Wire goes to the small point near C5R54. You need to scrape away the coating to expose the trace on the board first. THIS MUST BE DONE GENTLY OR YOU WILL DAMAGE THE BOARD! If you are trying a Corona V3 or V4, you NEED A POST FIX ADAPTER! Recommended Place a 3K Resistor on the PLL Point and solder your wire to the other side of the Resistor Once you're certain the points are connected properly, and your NAND Reader is installed, it's time to finish up! Connect your console power supply and your NAND Programmer Follow the steps in the below spoiler to build and flash your RGH3 are 2 methods 1 The Easy way using J-Runner with Extras now recommended 2 The older harder way with J-Runner and the RGH2 to RGH3 NAND Converter tool. If you're interested in the older way, I have left this in the second spoiler. In both methods, you need to download the latest version of J-Runner with Extras. If you already have J-Runner with Extras, it will update automatically. If not, follow the link to Octal's Thread below. J-Runner with Extras Forum LinkStep 1 Connect your NAND Reader to your Xbox, and to your PC. Connect the power supply of the Xbox. DO NOT TURN ON YOUR XBOX 360 WHILST THE NAND PROGRAMMER IS CONNECTED. YOU MAY KILL THE CONSOLE AND OR YOUR PROGRAMMER. Open J-Runner with Extras. It should automatically detect your NAND Reader of choice and display your console type under the "Console Type" box in the upper right. If it doesn't, Press the ? Button to make sure your Programmer can see your console properly. If you don't get a result, check your programmer wires before continuing! Read 2 copies of the existing NAND by pressing the "Read NAND" button, waiting for it to finish, then pressing Read NAND again. Now that you've backed up your Retail NAND, you need to grab your CPU Key. We do this by Flashing Xell Reloaded to the console by Ensure the Console Type shows your console type, Select "Glitch2", then tick the RGH3 Tickbox, like shown below. Press "Write ECC" and wait for it to finish. If the MHZ Option shows with the drop down, try 10 first. If this boots slowly or does not boot, try 27. Disconnect your NAND Programmer from the console and press the Eject Button to boot your console into XELL Reloaded. If all went well with your RGH Install, you should now see XELL Reloaded on your screen. This should only take up to 2 minutes. If it takes longer than 60 seconds on average, try an alternative timing file first as explained above. No boot still? CHECK YOUR WIRING! Once the console boots into XELL Reloaded Note down your CPU Key and Input this into the CPU Key section in J-Runner. You will now see your console details. Now we will build the RGH3 NAND Ensure the Console Type shows your console type, Select "Glitch2", then tick the RGH3 Tickbox, like shown in the photo above. This time, press "Create XeBuild Image" and wait for it to finish. If the MHZ Option shows with the drop down, try 10 first. If this boots slowly or does not boot, try 27. If your console does not boot on either 10/27MHZ options, change your resistor for a LOWER one EG if you used 22k, try 10k J-Runner will automatically select the newly built RGH3 NAND. If you haven't already, turn off your Xbox, reconnect the NAND Programmer, and then click the "Write NAND" button to flash the new RGH3 NAND to your make sure you have J-Runner with Extras. You need this tool to read/write your NAND and prepare the RGH2 built nand which you'll convert later in the guide. Links to J-Runner can be found just above these spoilers. Also make sure you downloaded the RGH 2 to RGH3 Converter Tool, which can be found in the spoiler below Step 1 Connect your NAND Reader to your Xbox, and to your PC. Connect the power supply of the Xbox. DO NOT TURN ON YOUR XBOX 360 WHILST THE NAND PROGRAMMER IS CONNECTED. YOU MAY KILL THE CONSOLE AND OR YOUR PROGRAMMER. Open J-Runner with Extras. It should automatically detect your NAND Reader of choice and display your console type under the "Console Type" box in the upper right. If it doesn't, Press the ? Button to make sure your Programmer can see your console properly. If you don't get a result, check your programmer wires before continuing! Read 2 copies of the existing NAND by pressing the "Read NAND" button, waiting for it to finish, then Read NAND again. Extract the tool to a folder of your preference. Open the extracted files and open the "ECCs" Folder Drag and drop the ECC File containing your board revision name to J-Runner's "Load Source" box and press the Write NAND button The ECC File name depends on your console Corona non 4GB Models, use 4GB Corona use Trinity use Phats, use the RGH3 file with your motherboard revision in EG I am RGH3 installing on a Jasper, so I first use If it doesn't boot instantly or takes longer times to boot, I use Flash this to your console by dragging and dropping it into the Load Source Box in J-Runner and pressing "Write NAND" Next Disconnect your NAND Programmer from the console and press the Eject Button to boot your console into XELL Reloaded. If all went well with your RGH Install, you should now see XELL Reloaded on your screen. This should only take up to 2 minutes. If it takes longer than 60 seconds on average, try an alternative timing file first as explained above. No boot? Phats try 10mhz First, then 20mhz timing. No boot still? CHECK YOUR WIRING! Once the console boots into XELL Reloaded Note down your CPU Key and Input this into the CPU Key section in J-Runner, then create a new RGH NAND Select "Glitch2", Make sure "Kernel Version" is "17559", press "Create XEBuild Image". DO NOT FLASH THE RGH2 FILE! Now it's time to convert the RGH2 NAND to RGH3 The new RGH3 NAND Creator Tool is by far the easiest method of converting RGH2 NANDs to RGH3. If you get stuck, read the status message in the app. It will tell you what you're doing wrong!Open "RGH2 to 3 GUI" in the RGH 3 Tool Folder Drag and drop the RGH2 NAND File J-Runner created for you earlier onto the "Drag and Drop your RGH2 NAND here" section Enter your CPU Key. You can also copy + paste it there if easier Select your Xbox 360 Type. Open the Console Type Spoiler for the next steps Select the your Motherboard Type Select 10mhz first and try that. If your console doesn't boot, or you didn't have success with Xell on 10mhz, use 27MHZ. What are you waiting for? Press GO! Select your Motherboard Type What are you waiting for? Press GO! Once the Tool finishes making your NAND, it will appear in the RGH3Tool Folder next to the EXE. If you need to rebuild the NAND, or you want to make another NAND, press Reset to start again. If you haven't already done so, turn off your Xbox, leave the power connected, and reconnect your NAND Programmer. Use J-Runner to write the newly made RGH3NAND File to your Xbox by dragging the file to J-Runner's Load Source box as shown below, then press "Write NAND". Once this is finished, you're done! Use the power button as normal to attempt to boot your newly RGH3 Modified console to the Dashboard. Make sure you disconnect the NAND Programmer first! If you're curious, click the little "Credz" button for a neat little shrine to everyone involved in creating RGH3 and it's tools Once this finishes, your console is now ready! Disconnect your NAND Programmer and attempt to boot using the power button. Within 60 seconds or so, you should boot into the Dashboard. Most consoles will Instaboot, you may have to try different timings and or resistor values. As long as it boots, you're free to put it back together and enjoy your new Homebrew enabled Xbox 360! Go and grab yourself a copy of XEXMenu and DashLaunch, and have fun! 3 tool. 12 Thanks for trying to help, I am not using Windows Defender or any other filter or adbolcker. Under ths spoiler of full guide i see this " Extract the tool to a folder of your preference. Open the extracted files and open the ECC Folder View attachment 12155 Drag and drop the ECC File containing your board revision name to J-Runner and press Flash NAND If on a phat console, choose 10mhz first, if it doesn't boot use 20mhz " I can not open the link as I would assume this is the link for the RGH2>3 tool. what is the error when you open the link? 13 Thanks for trying to help, I am not using Windows Defender or any other filter or adbolcker. Under ths spoiler of full guide i see this " Extract the tool to a folder of your preference. Open the extracted files and open the ECC Folder View attachment 12155 Drag and drop the ECC File containing your board revision name to J-Runner and press Flash NAND If on a phat console, choose 10mhz first, if it doesn't boot use 20mhz " I can not open the link as I would assume this is the link for the RGH2>3 tool. Nope, link is at the top of the thread. I will remove that, it's a broken attachment for a photo. 14 15 In the spoiler. At the top of the guide. 16 17 Hi people I have added RGH3 ECCs and Freeboot support to J-Runner with Extras. The release will be out later this month. note, the CB_A shows up wrong, because J-Runner doesn't know how to check the new loader layout yet. I will fix this shortly. Oh and, no hassling in Python. This script runs in C built into J-Runner. Kind Regards, Josh 18 BluesMan67 Enthusiast Messages 565 Solutions 18 Reaction score 97 Points 150 Just a quick question with regards the Trinity wire install. In the 2x photo's they only show where one end of the SMC PLL and the SMC POST1 wires solder to the points on the board. Where does the other end of both of these wires solder to please ? 19 you are using the points you already use. take the pll pointunder solder mask and connect it to the images you connect post1 to that point shown. 20 Hi people I have added RGH3 ECCs and Freeboot support to J-Runner with Extras. The release will be out later this month. note, the CB_A shows up wrong, because J-Runner doesn't know how to check the new loader layout yet. I will fix this shortly. Oh and, no hassling in Python. This script runs in C built into J-Runner. Kind Regards, Josh I can’t wait for that! Thanks! Similar threads Home Forums Gaming Platforms Console Modding Xbox 360 Modding

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