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Update on the Sunon fan and clearing up a myth about the sticker.

Winbond W49F020T-90B programming with the TL866 II Plus Programmer Alright. this is a pretty easy task. So fire up the software and lets dive into it. As shown in the image below, go to the drop down menu and select "Select IC(S)" and then click on "Search and Select IC(S)" A new window will show up, with which you already familiar with I suppose. Search for "AM29F002BT" (1) and then select "AM29F002BT @ TSOP32" (2) - See image blow. After that you find your self back in the main window. In there select "Select IC(S)" again and then click on "Add IC by user" as shown in the image below. A new fancy box will show up like the one in the image (you guessed it) below. In the new fancy box you have to change some values as marked in the red highlighted section (1) Change the Model to : W49F020T-90B Manufacture to : Winbond Device ID to : DA8C Username to : What ever you fancy Note to : XBox TSOP 32 (But you can add here what ever you want to remember what this is for) When that's done, hit the "Add New" button. It should then look like in the image below. So basicly thats it. Now double click on the new entrie as shown .... You will find your self back in the main window. From now on you can flash the W49F020T-90B from here with no problem. You don't have to disable ID check or pin detect or what ever. Blow 3 more images which shows the read and write from and to the TSOP went as expected. So that's it. Pretty easy as I have said. And for the lazy peeps out there, I have attached a W49F020T-90B.ULI file which you could import. I have also attached the XgproV1288_Setup which is the latest version by date (14.4.2025) just in case. XgproV1288_Setup.rar W49F020T-90B.ULI

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@nikeymikey. How many more? Hard to say. I just do the ones I miss atm and redo the ones I don't like anymore. So if I'm in the right mood or I have a brilliant idea (Like all my ideas *rofl*), I make one or two and release them at the end if I like them.

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@nikeymikey it's a shortcut which gets placed in apps menu to load the xbox online dash easy from a custom dash. I have attached you the files. XBox Online Dash.7z

@nikeymikey Well done. But I presume you forgot those two. And I Have added a link to your topic to the first post here on page 1. MS-Online-Dash_ALT.pdn MS-Online-Dash.pdn

PM'ed you the files.

JahnDough's RGH 3.0 No-Flasher Softmod-to-Hardmod Bridge Guide (Jasper Model) Console: Xbox 360 Fat (Jasper - 16MB NAND) Method: BadUpdate Exploit + RGH 3.0 (No Glitch Chip / No Hardware Flasher) Author: JahnDough Overview This guide walks you through how to softmod a Jasper Xbox 360 using the BadUpdate exploit and turn it into a full RGH 3.0 hardmod without using a hardware NAND flasher. This method bridges the gap between softmod and hardmod, allowing full unsigned code execution with just a USB drive, a soldering iron, and a few components. Tools & Materials Hardware: USB drive (FAT32) Xbox 360 Hard Drive (must be connected for exploit to work) Soldering iron (fine tip, ~350°C recommended) Flux Solder Kapton tape Shrink tubing (optional) 91%+ isopropyl alcohol Good lighting or headlamp 30AWG wire (two colors recommended) 22KΩ resistor 1N4148 diode Software: Modern Vintage Gamer's BadUpdate tutorial MrMario2011's RGH 3.0 Jasper Tutorial (start at 38:49) XEXMenu (patched with XePatcher) XeLL Reloaded (patched with XePatcher) Simple 360 NAND Flasher (patched with XePatcher) J-Runner with Extras XePatcher (Windows app) Important Notes Before You Begin For Jasper consoles with 16MB NANDs Must be on dashboard 17559 Stock NAND + RGH3 wiring = RROD RGH3 NAND with no wiring = RROD Keep a hardware flasher on hand just in case Step 1: Prepare & Run BadUpdate Exploit Follow MVG's video: https://youtu.be/IUK__yGXmds Uses Rock Band Blitz trial to trigger the exploit Load patched XEXMenu + Simple 360 NAND Flasher onto USB Boot exploit and launch NAND Flasher via XEXMenu Dump NAND: flashdmp.bin cpukey.txt Also launch XeLL to verify CPU key Back up everything to your PC Step 2: Build RGH3 NAND Image Open J-Runner with Extras Load flashdmp.bin Paste in your CPU key XeBuild Options: Kernel: 17559 Glitch: Glitch2 RGH: RGH3 MHz: 27 Click Create XeBuild Copy updflash.bin to the USB drive with NAND Flasher Step 3: Flash the RGH3 NAND Boot into exploit again Launch NAND Flasher Ensure updflash.bin is in the same folder Follow on-screen instructions: Dumps NAND to recovery.bin Flashes updflash.bin Red ring after flashing is normal Step 4: RGH3 Wiring Follow MrMario2011’s tutorial (start at 38:49) for soldering instructions. Only 2 wires, 4 solder points Use 1N4148 diode + 22KΩ resistor as shown No top-side points needed Keep wires short, clean, and secure with Kapton tape Step 5: First Boot Reassemble and power on Console should glitch into XeLL Reloaded Boot times so far: NXE Dashboard: ~22 seconds XeLL: under 1 minute Further testing ongoing, but it’s working reliably! Warnings Patch all .xex files with XePatcher (XEXMenu, XeLL, NAND Flasher, etc.) Never update the dash from Xbox Live Never sign in to Xbox Live with this console Never lose your NAND backups Outro Confirmed working on a Jasper. Testing on Slim consoles is coming next. This is a new RGH 3.0 method that bridges softmod and hardmod with no chip or flasher required. Created and tested by: JahnDough Original post on reddit :

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