I've tried a few of the timing files, but all I get is the glitch chip's green light flashing and no output on my monitor. Longer boot times: Best being around 5 seconds with average being around 15-30 seconds and worst being 1-2 minutes

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 Play almost any Xbox 360, original Xbox, or arcade game for free (though I won't tell you how to do this) Can use DemoN to do a dual NAND setup (about an extra 50-60 dollars) (DOESN'T WORK ON CORONA V2's/V4's)Remove your NAND programmer wires and clean the points. Clean all flux off the board, allow it to dry, and test it once more before re-assembling.

If you have a Matrix that comes with an oscillator, it can be easily disabled if this resistor is removed instead of removing the entire oscillator. Expensive: Chip with wires costs around 35 dollars, and addons for certain setups that can add up to much more You can use the timing assistant in the bottom left to auto select a safe timing for your motherboard revision. Hey guys. Honestly I've been reading through threads here and elsewhere about how to mod my Trinity (as cheaply as possible - within reason).

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There is a POST QSB for Trinitys (a 2nd QSB that goes on the bottom) but it doesn't really make a big difference so I will not talk about it What do I need to have connected to my Xbox 360 while trying to glitch it? Is it just the power cable, A/V cable, front panel board (power button), and fans? Or do I also need to connect the DVD drive and hard drive? Slow: Takes at least 30min to read your NAND AND is usually longer due to your OS configuration AND can be much more depending on your console Play ANY original Xbox game instead of being limited by the retail emulator (though some games don't run very well) Help my console won't boot!" is NOT a specific question, but a support request, and as such belongs in the support section!