[OLD] How to RGH 1.2 a Xbox 360 (Phat)
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- Опубликовано: 11 сен 2024
- Here it is: the full RGH 1.2 tutorial! RGH 1.2 was created by 15432 and has been designed to be built as an RGH 2 image but have the reliability and speed of an RGH 1 console. As of recently this has been the most commonly recommended method of modifying an original/phat Xbox 360 console. After doing several installs of it myself, we now have a full tutorial for it!
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Updated RGH v2 video should be easier to follow, feature better wire routing, and overall be a much bigger improvement over this original tutorial. Check it out here: ruclips.net/video/3o0aPeCi18E/видео.html
The commentary on your videos is immaculate. Literally you explain all of your videos so thoroughly. Really man, a great upload from a great channel.
I just finished RGHing my Jasper box. Thanks to your in-depth and easy to follow guide, everything went surprisingly well. Took me a while to get the cables on the underside of the board to work well, and while it doesn't instaboot, it works and I'm really happy right now.
So that's a sub from me.
Glad this helped!
RGH'd my falcon a couple of years ago following this video completely. I never commented back then but thanks so much for this. Also this was the first real independent project I ever did with soldering, although it did help that I was in high school at the time taking an electrical engineering class where we soldered all of the time
Sounds like an invaluable class. Thank you for sharing!
@@MrMario2011 no problem man, keep on making awesome videos!
Im jealous! I wish my high school offered soldering courses
So you use an falcon xbox?
Man, I love your tutorial
Glad to help!
Thanks very much Mr Mario! I managed to RGH my falcon after watching this. Brilliant video as always.
i find it really impressive just how thorough your explanation is of every step. Even just how you explain how to position the wiring on the back of the board and why is something i imagine others not really covering in depth as you do.l and yea tht is alot of flux lol
Always.
@@MrMario2011 dashboard 17526 work for this?
I ended up messing up my Jasper yesterday by ripping off the solder pad where that resistor is.
Tried again today with a Falcon and ended up creating an RGH successfully!!
Thank you so much for such an incredible tutorial.
Signed,
A beginner at soldering.
Glad it helped!
@@Tysman909 It's the pad labelled "STBY_CLK" in the JRunner guide. It's connected to the C3B2 resistor.
@@PurfluxYT Still perfectly functioning! Just as long as your wires are soldered in right.
Bro I appreciate the video!!
I did this back using LPT and not using RGH but we had to use a PRE-NXE console or build7371 or earlier. Now I want to try RGH on a newer console! Thanks for the great instructions
Thanks this tutorial helped me turn my rgh 2( which had 5 minute boots) into an instant boot rgh 1.2
31:56 I hope that tiny resister above the green wire wasn't too important i bumped it and it went zip, I bridged it with a piece of wire.
If the J Programmer is not being detected. Make sure to use a working Mini USB data and power cable along with disabling driver signature enforcement on Windows 10 and 11. And then go into Device Manager find the JProgrammer device and install the driver from where you installed JRunner in the common/driver folder.
this is going to sound dumb, but can you put the console back together after the mod? or does it have to stay open?
There is an easier clock point on the bottom of the board, For that point I generally use slightly thicker solid wire. For the rest I always use 30 awg Wire wrap wire, which is sold core.
Yep! I usually use that CLK on the bottom now.
Yo Mario what degrees Fahrenheit did you have your soldering iron on?
what are the wires that look like they end in pins for soldering temporary to the points? They didn't come with the gear i ordered and they're cool as hell. Can't find them on your affiliate links either.
Those are the standard NAND reading/writing cables you get with a programmer. What I did years ago was cut off the connectors that go to the console itself, solder the wire ends to sewing needs, and used heat-shrink tubing to secure them.
I strongly recommend that everyone forget about the orange wire CLK STBY soldering point, and instead solder a longer wire to FT2R2 on the back of the board. 100X easier and safer.
(Soldering when fine, but my heat shroud bent my orange wire and lifted the pad used for CLK STBY, I had to run another wire between the resistor and FT2R2 to save the board)
ATTENTION: If anyone has ripped the pad on r4b24 here's the tutorial to fix it on the team xecuter forum: team-xecuter.com/forums/threads/88489-TuT-Alternate-STBY_CLK-Install-STBY_CLK-Fix-for-Slim-and-Phats-%28Noob-Friendly%29
Also thanks for the best tutorial for rgh 1.2! :D (I modded my Falcon with this and also used the r4b24 alternative point tutorial because I ripped that pad xd)
i actually had someone RGH mine for me, and it worked well! Well, for the first year, at least. After 2016, it started taking longer and longer to boot, up until the point i had to wait hours for it to boot, not mentioning times it didn't even boot in the first place.
BUT WAIT! THERE'S MORE!
After mid 2017, it started to boot, but hang at the logo, up to sometimes having to shut it down, and back on 3 to 6 times before actually going to the dash. So, judging by what you said, the dude that installed the RGH was very lazy with cables. (also, some games crash on load, some crash after a certain amount of progress, fakelive was not installed correctly, and Xell is not installed.)
If it is a falcon or older it can be just a simple RROD, because when RGH is installed the SMC resets infinite times until it boots without ever displaying the red lights and it could be that your gpu is slowly failing.
RealTuber DashLaunch says it's a jasper, so that could be my xbox is dying. manufactured in 2008, and i got in in early 2012, so it had quite a long run. never got serviced, either.
I’ve killed so many motherboards with clock one
same lol
Lol i once ripped out the entire wire coming from clock and it was a pain fixing it back
@@hennochoi thats why ya gotta be careful lol I use hot glue to support it
I lifted the pad clean off in my attempt to solder it.
Then when I tried to fix it I desoldered the resistor next under it.
I hate myself today.
So modding the 360 is very risky and take experience and skill?
I’ve soft modded several og xboxes smoothly. It seems the only option for modding a 360 is hard modding but I don’t want to waste a 360.
Thanks man. This was very helpful and i finally manage to rgh my falcon 😌
Woo!
@@PurfluxYT As far as i know yes.
But i think i will ask my friend if is still working.
This is a super underrated channel. Thank you, Mr. Mario, for another great upload.
This channel sux.
Seriously man. This channel is great lol. I’m not sure why I’m just now discovering this channel.
do you know where i can get the RGH 1.2 timing files? the links downloads don't work
You make fantastic tutorials dude. I wish I had this when i did my first phat RGH :)
Purchasing all the parts tonight. Wish me luck.
Good luck!
It wasn't a smooth process for me, part of that was from the mistakes I did but after several attempts of flashing and rrods the modified nand booted.
Oh damn, u the dude who helped me save my psp. I'm looking around for the best modchip stuff, getting a 360 tomorrow
Just got xell loaded after ages of messing with the wires, thanks for the tutorial!
Failed a second attempt today but noticed significant improvement. This guide has really helped me. I noticed using a much smaller iron tip was easier to hit these points with but I messed up the alternative clk point and fried it and then had to do the hard point which I hate. Console wouldn’t boot or even power on. Might of been a broken trace or something but hopefully third time lucky soon. Also kingbo flux is really good to use for this but the smell is horrible.
I was already using a small iron tip but there’s no way I’d of even come close to successfully doing this without the tip I used today. Gonna take a break and try again another time. My soldering skills are definitely improving though
All practice!
MrMario2011 hi, I’m looking on getting a new soldering iron only want a budget one for this do you recommend any for like $50 max?
@@MrMario2011 also sorry for all the messages there are points on the coolrunner that are meant to be bridged i think? JP point, On modded warfares video he bridges a couple points on the chip beforehand is this part necessary as i don't think you did it in this vid. Thanks
MrMario2011 yay I finally did it, soldering looks decent and I did the wiring like you said and tried a few different timing files but sometimes it takes up to 1 minute to boot. Not a huge flaw. I tried re soldering literally every point to improve it. Got scared at one point as the 3v3 was messed up causing it to freeze but at least I can say I’ve successfully rghed a console and it’s all thanks to you man
Mr. Mario question is this still up to date as of 2022
You saved my day. I really needed a tutorial about this. Thanks! ;)
What temp do you have your soldering iron on and what do you recommend i have a hakko? Also do i remove the JR programmer wires from the xbox ? Thanks in advanced.
Im having troubling finding the rgh12 download
Great video. :) As always. :D Your links are cheap and I love it. Getting the stuff shipped to sweden is another issue tho. Our postal service doesn't like china packages. They tend to charge administrative fees that'll double the cost. :(
What soldering iron did you use for this?
When creating the xe build did you mean connecting to the xbox through the nand wires or the actual glitch chip?
Thanks for this! I just picked up a falcon for 5 bucks, which I was going to use the dvd drive on for another system. It was sold for parts or not working...I assumed it was a RROD unit. But turns out it boots fine, but the DVD drive was broken. I took the key & spoofed it to another drive only to find it wasn't the original dvd drive I got with it....that key doesn't work.
So, I think I'll RGH this $5 360 instead! :)
Have fun!
@@MrMario2011 Urgh... I have the dreaded "Flash Config: 0x00000000
Can not Continue" error
I have a Jasper running dashboard 2.0.17150.0 should I update to 2.0.17526.0 before using your videoguide or leaving it as it is.
Also I would like to change the hard drive to a 2tb. do you have a guide how to do that or is it just formating it to fat32 and put it in the hard drive enclosure?
the jrunner file on se7ensins has been taken down due to violation of google policies
use this: www.mediafire.com/file/kc1qj5mdt284igx/jrunner+17511.rar
and if you don't trust me use this one: team-xecuter.com/community/threads/j-runner-download.126908/
but either way, you will get the official jrunner.exe and its files (the first link is faster)
Google does not let me download any program from the web site you give in the description do you have any other links for those programs pleas
What do you do if your consle doesn't even power on but the coolrunner has power and so does the system but it just won't start
Text on discord Tobi#9799. I can help you. I think you killed R2B24-
hi Mr. Mario, i have just followed all the tutorial but after i wrote the ecc immage the xbox 360 jasper dosen’t xell boot, it only show a green led not flashing on on the coolrunner and in video output is black screen. pls how can i solve this?
Dude thanks,I'm literally only 11 and this helped alot even though I'm idiot
Awesome! Got a successful RGH now?
I'm 12
Btw that was my kid adam
I can't program my coolrunner for sum reason it says xilinx not detected and the other times it will say USB xsfv player initialized and that not do anything else can you help?
usually a bad usb cable going to nand x or jr programer
you have to create a ecc first had that same error.
try a parallel cable, if you coolrunner came with one, i always programmed the coolrunners with parallel and just used nandx for nand work.
I was making an rgh 1.2 and at the end didn't show me xell and i restored the nand and error 0022
Please help :/
Did you disconnect the glitch chip from the board? If yes and it is still 0022 then you have messed up the CPU_PLL_BYPASS point. And if you are a noob with the soldering iron then don't try to fix it yourself, because you will turn your console into a paperweight.
Do you happen to have a link to download the time files for coolrunneers and ace v3?
Hi where can I get those pins for the nand read wires from?
My jRunner is not able to connect to the internet to download files, so all my dash number stuff is blank and I can't download any updates, is it still safe to do all of this with no online connection.
Can you help me sir? I was bought an xbox 360 and i dont have a game i dont know how to rgh can you help me? I really need your help🙏🏻
Today, thanks to your tutorials, I successfully did my first soldering project - changing the Ring of Light LEDs. Next project for me? RGH 1.2 on a Jasper.
I just got a xbox with falcon yesterday, does this tutorial and the items in description work. or do you have to buy anything different.. tnx
@@coxyofnewp The Coolrunner and the NAND-X/JR Programmer work absolutely fine on a Falcon. I actually did end up RGH'ing a Falcon for my first since I messed up a Jasper.
Do they not sell NAND-X's anymore. I can only find the J programmer variants on ebay ?
Hey man great video!!! Question: I got a J-R Programmer v2 and when I connect it to my windows 10 pc it doesn't show up in the device manager. Do you have to have all the wires soldered to the motherboard and plugged into the j-r programmer then connected it to the computer in order for the device manger to recognize it? Thank you so much
What temperature do you have your soldering iron to?
Just got mine today goes up to 450 degrees Celsius
I solder at 350 C / 662 F.
I’m not sure how often this gets asked but I’m attempting this and was wondering would it have any impact to my attempt to modding if my Xbox 360 is the latest dashboard version or does it not matter? If matters I’m modding my falcon version of the 360
Just done an RGH but it’s not showing on the screen
Bro you’ve helped me so much
Now I’m using mod menus in bo2 and bo3 and its so cool thx
Will I get banned if I put my main account on the xbox
@@spontaneousdom5589 thanks I don't want an RGH anymore it's too expensive to buy that online thingy Everytime you get banned
@@spontaneousdom5589 I don't think you can get banned for single player. idk I'm not gonna risk it
Does this same general method work for Xenon (assuming u flash a Xenon timing file ect. ) ?
hello I need your help I want to make a copy of an original xbox 360 game there are videos of you there but they are older and I almost didn't understand you managed to redo it for help
I know this is an old video but how would one know whether you have a RGH 1, 1.2 or 2? I can't remember which I have. If I had 1 or 2, how would I change it to 1.2 theoretically. Also what are the differences between the other xsvf files in the folder "try these first" you showed, what do the others do?
If you already have a modified console, you could dump the NAND and put it into JRunner. If it shows up as "Glitch" that's RGH 1, while as "Glitch2" would be RGH 2 or RGH 1.2, all depending on the wiring method used for the install.
@@MrMario2011 How would I make the console boot faster / change the timing files.
@@ThatLadLegend if it's an RGH2 then change to RGH1.2, try different timing files and then clean up your wiring until you get good boot times
Wouldn't be easier to put solder on the wires and then attach them? Specially for the small difficult points. Just asking.
Wouldn't make much of a difference to me, but there's more than 1 way to do it.
Followed the guide exactly and the power brick goes red when connecting power after installing the chip?
well I failed, JR Programmer lit up and i managed to get it to read the nand and stuff, then moved onto installing coolrunner, the light of it lit up too when i plugged the power cable in, jr programmer did too, but then just turned off and didnt wanna turn on again. Was thinking it was bad soldering for the jr programmer wires and resoldered them, but still nothing. Tried to turn on my xbox and it refuses to turn on now. Well it was a nice experiment to try to add more use for my xbox 360, but i still need more work on my soldering skills. the small points like R4B24 are just really hard and i think thats what ruined me, goodluck to anyone else who tries this.
Dang that's sad. Did the 360 red ring? First time i tried this i scorched the mobo and the capacitors a bit. Luckily my Xbox 360 still worked!
I know this is old and you may not see it, but, would you trust the Amazon Prime sellers to acquire the items needed to do this mod, or have you ever checked Amazon for these items?
Amazon would be fine, if they're Prime and don't work you can return them easily as well.
Will this work on a Zephyr mobo? I tried and followed this to a “T” but it fails to glitch and boot into Xell. Thanks
What do you think about the MTX SPI NAND Flasher? I've seen it for five bucks, which, of course is a giant leap to the more expensice Nand-X
I've never used it, these days if you want something new I'd recommend the xFlasher 360.
Can I follow this exact guide if I have a falcon same soldering places etc??
I booted up XELL and when I did my computer died and just like in the video I needed a Ethernet cable and so my session closed in Jrunner and im currently scrambled on what to do because if I re read the nands after Ive completed all the steps I don't want to have to re do everything and im afraid thats what im going to have to do.
Is there any advice on what to do because the initial problem is -
I need to pick up from when Mr.Mario reads the CPU key but since closed the session due to my computer turning off im stuck and it won't read the CPU key or anything. I dont know what to do.
What is in the Load Extra spot when you read nand?
Hey do you know where I can find a set of cables for nand x or j runner thanks
Nice tutorial but OMG shorten the stripped end of the wires, far too dangerous for shorts :D
Very well executed video. Probably not something I'm ready for yet since I have no soldering experience but if they never come-out with a softmodding option I'll probably be using this video to modify my console.
I guess mark the beginning of your soldering journey by working on an Xbox 360 as they're worth like £15 anyway?
what i used to do with nand wires was wire them into a choc bloc connector, this would stay in the system then if i needed to go back in the nand i just wired my nandx plug into the choc bloc and it was good to go.
for your own system or a one off you could get rid of them, but when doing glitches for other people i advise leaving them soldered in, since people cant help pratting about with stuff, or running game updates off disk etc, and there is only so many times you can solder those points.
First time i tried this i scorched the mobo and the capacitors a bit. Luckily my Xbox 360 still worked! Tried to solder them NAND X wires.... Was new to soldering stuff anyways, I am gonna find another Xbox 360 to do this on, to try the second time.
Practice, practice, practice!
This is awesome I did everything you did because I have the same mother board this is awesome I love my RGH you are awesome
16:33 OverXELLous?
😂
What are those metal pieces you use for your nand x wires, I have JR Programmer, which i've used a couple of times and the wires have became a bit frayed. Great video BTW.
Sewing needles. I soldered the wires to the top of them and then used heat shrink tubing to keep in place.
For me, I tinned all my wires so its straight without any frays. A lot easier to solder that way.
Will this be able to go online... obviously with a stealth server etc
How did you tin the small points on the back of the board without using the tin strip
Showed it all there.
I'm getting unsupported nand A-0 on Zell? What's that? Thanks
welp, i've borked my second jasper from doing the rgh lmao.
pretty far in too, i've booted into Xell but i was having inconsistent bootup times and changing the timings on my coolrunner didn't seem to help. It was when i was reworking my wires that i've knocked off one of the resistors near the PLL point and then my xbox gave 3 lights :/
still a great tutorial tho, although pretty dated and took me a WHILE to get the rgh12.rar file (the se7ensins thread has a bunch of dead google drive links) to then realize that j-runner with extras already comes with a nifty button for all the timing files!
not sure if you're still reading comments from a 5 year old video, but you should really consider updating the tutorial. Stuff like different text on newer versions of j-runner confused me, and bigger points for the CLK on the back of the board would've been SUPER useful when i was making my first jasper rgh a year ago.
Still, i guess it's also my fault for not practicing soldering beforehand, but fuck is it such a punch in the stomach when your xbox is borked so far in the modding lmao
Still out here reading comments, yep! Can confirm this tutorial is dated and the RGH 1.2 option has been refined much more thanks to several awesome people. This video still works, but I do have an updated video I've been working on. Hoping to have it out sometime soon (no ETA), but it'll be more refined and have some real nice, tight shots.
@@MrMario2011 looking forward to seeing it!
Would this work on a falcon?
ruclips.net/video/K9S_sPmvv2s/видео.html
Would this work on Zephyr?
MrMario2011 thanks for that response hahaha
It said all phats dumbass
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Not really recommended. Zephyr and Xeon boards are fairly unstable and not reliable with any types of RGH's. They worked best with JTAG, but it's almost impossible to find a JTAGable xbox 360 unless you really dig deep and are willing to spend a pretty penny.
When soldering isnt it better/easier to tin the cable instead of the contact? just asking
Whichever works.
Hello friend, I'm your fan, I wanted help with a problem because I tried to do an RGH on the xbox 360 fat, I extracted the Nand, I recorded the ECC, but the xell did not go up, so I took the Nand that I extracted and recorded it without CPUKey and etc., it turns on normally, but if you put the drive it just blinks and the same thing for the HD so I wanted to know if there is a way to reverse this process? Note this procedure was done on J-Runner + CoolRunner.
Where can I get the case / shell for the nand x?
what about corona motherboard is that work as well?
Hi Mario how's it going? Just a quick question!, can I update the dashboard to lastest version before doing the soldering?
Yep!
@@MrMario2011 Ty my man!
Are those long pin headers you are using or just shrink tubed 30awg wire?
For the NAND wires? I soldered the wires to sewing needles then heat shrink tubed them.
@@MrMario2011 clever. Thank you
Would a 3tb hhd work for the Xbox if I plugged it in internally
I did all the steps and the cool runner is red but Xbox won’t turn on
My system sometimes goes into RRoD when trying to boot in order to run XeLL (and get my CPU key), other times it boots XeLL normally, but even there, the system could just go RRoD all of the sudden (from the XeLL screen), shutting down the console and the power supply, when this happens I need to disconnect my system from power for like 20 min and it can boot again (otherwise the system gets locked in RRoD and I cannot make it boot anything). I could not finish the Hack process because I had problems with my JR-Programmer (stopped been recognized by my PC), so I got stuck at the "Write XeBuild Image to NAND" step and I don´t know if this behavior is caused just because the state of the system or there is an issue with my wires.
Nice video, you don't need flux in my experience.
What soldering iron do you use man?
In the description.
I need help i stopped it in the mid of a nand read because it went to jtag
Will rosin core solder work? I can't get my hands on any good flux but I've used that for other electronic stuff and it works fine.
That's what I use. Having flux is recommended and will make the install cleaner/easier, but up to you.
So i can do this on any phat console running any dashboard?? If so ima give this a go!
What is that white stuff ? 2:35 ?
Kingbo Flux
I try to open jrunner and says I don’t have system recources
can you trick a xenon xbox360 when creating a ecc.bin file when modding a rgh console
I know this video been out for awhile now. But is everything in the description what I need to do this?
That's all the stuff I used.
@@MrMario2011 thanks man
hey mrmario can i send you my xbox 360 and you can modify it (sorry bad english and thats a question) i need to pay you?
i neeed to send either the coolrunner?
I don't do services. My friend's over at Octal's Console Shop, The Mod Shop, and Gardendale Garage do!
Any advice on getting the wires to stay put during soldering? Yours look like they are stiff/stay in place. I'm losing my mind trying to get that one yellow wire soldered down.
I hold onto the wire with one hand and solder with the other, it should work fine assuming you've tinned the point you're soldering to on the motherboard. If it's that big of an issue you can help secure it on the board with some electrical tape.
Thanks. Oddly enough, my board has holes instead of flat copper discs. Been using a butane torch for added "fun" and burnt fingertips.