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We are happy to finally release the Xenon RGH Hack. This is by no means meant to be used for an everyday RGH as its as bad if not worse than a Zephyr, however it does work and will be perfect for those who have a Xenon where they lost their DVD key or an unbanned key vault.
Here is the readme included with the release:

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Wiring

Generate your ecc image using the latest version of J-Runner and flash to your NAND (+w16 just like a regular RGH).
Program your TX CoolRunner (or whatever flavor RGH mod you are using) with the tx-xenon.xsvf or tx-xenon.jed file.
The Xenon has a capacitor on CPU_RST that was removed in later models. C7R112 (located near the xclamp under the CPU) must be de-soldered, and the CPU_RST wire from the TX CoolRunner(D) must be soldered to the left pad (non grounded pad).
A 47nf ( 0.047uf) capacitor needs to be added between PLL_BYPASS(+) and GND(-). (If you have a genuine TX CoolRunner REV B you can use the on-board by bridging the CAP jumper)
A 220-270pf capacitor should be added between CPU_RST(+) and GND(-) on the cpld. (If you have a genuine TX CoolRunner REV B this is already included in the design so not required)
An easy to follow picture guide can be found here: http://www.team-xecuter.com/coolrunner/i…/phat_xenon.jpg

Troubleshooting

Using a TX CoolRunner Rev B, and after applying various troubleshooting measures we have had glitches ranging from instant to 20 minutes.
The debug LED should flash on for less than a second and repeat every 5 seconds. If your LED stays on or does not come on at all, it is usually because of something being wrong with PLL_BYPASS. Try different values of capacitors and wires. If you have enabled the CAP on REV B of the TX CoolRunner, simply un-bridge it and try a 47nF cap instead as per the instructions above.
If it still has not glitched after several hours, try different values of capacitors on CPU_RST of your RGH mod. A longer wire / low-loss 50 ohm double shielded cable may also help with this.
To help increase boot times and stability (on all RGH installs not just Xenon) we recommend that you try Low-Loss Double Shielded 50 ohm cable. It's very cheap to use and quite effective – so a quick shout out to www.xconsoles.com who supplied a batch of high quality cable for our development team to use. It's less than 75 cents a foot – not bad.
NOTE: Remember when programming the TX CoolRunner that the Xbox power is NOT connected and that the switch is set to PRG before you connect the JTAG cable. If you connect the JTAG cable and it is set to NOR with the Xbox power connected, it can damage your NAND-X and/or CoolRunner. When you have finished programming, switch it back to NOR and then power on the Xbox.

The Xenon Hack

Please note that this hack is not available on consoles updated to dashboards 14717 or 14719.
If you are seeing the debug led it means that the cpu is probably not crashing and the issue addressed by gligli/tiros has been fixed (This can of course be a false positive as sometimes the CPU could be crashing but the SMC restarts fine – we can never be 100% sure)
So far, this is really only useful for a one time cpu_key dump. There will undoubtedly be ways of optimizing this hack in the future and who knows, it may become a reliable glitch one day.
We would appreciate that you give as much feedback to our support forums as possible to help others achieve better results and to improve this method. For now we can leave this and go back to RGH2.0 for Zephyr, Falcon, Jasper and also of course, the Corona.
TX CoolRunner Support Forums: http://www.team-xecuter.com/forums/forumdisplay.php?f=174
Enjoy!
Xbox 360 Xenon RGH Hack brought to you by the Xecuter RGH Development Team
www.team-xecuter.com

Thanks

Thanks are extended to Tiros & Gligli, without your work none of this would have been possible.
A special thanks goes out to cOz – your work on Dashlaunch proved to be an invaluable contribution and we look froward to your next exciting project.
Greets: Team Jungle, Team FSD, Freeboot, Libxenon & RGLoader.

Zitat von »Hoax«

Einbauanleitung (leider nur ein großes Bild):

Zitat von »megro«

hey!!!

gibt es dazu die xenon jed ???? jrunner unterstützt anscheinend die xenons noch nicht....mit welchem proggi macht man die ecc und img fils?

Zitat von »SynTeX«

Koax hab ich auch schon man benutzt (RG75 - ist sehr dünn) aber ohne erfolg.. Hat halt den vorteil das es keine so hohe dämpfung hat und natürlich für hochfrequenz ausgelegt ist, die ja beim reset impuls herscht (FAT 46/ Slim 98MHz)

Zitat von »megro«

hey!!!

gibt es dazu die xenon jed ???? jrunner unterstützt anscheinend die xenons noch nicht....mit welchem proggi macht man die ecc und img fils?

Zitat von »Wassermann 1«

Hallo was ich mich frage, wo das andere Ende angelötet wird, weil ist ja nur von einer Seite ein großes Bild da und auf der anderen Seite?
Mich würde auch interessieren was das bringen soll. Kann man nicht einfach ein einfaches Kabel nehmen.

Zitat von »drotschopf«

hat schon jemand getestet ob es problemlos läuft und auch ins FSD startet?

Zitat von »Altaïr Ibn-La'Ahad«

Wie lange wartest du denn ?

Kann wie oben schon beschrieben mal ne Halbe stunde dauern bis die Booten...und das Wenn der Glitch gut gelötet ist

Zitat von »Altaïr Ibn-La'Ahad«

Welchen Glitcher hast du denn eingebaut ?