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* 1x 50X100 PCB
* 1x 50X100 PCB
* 1x 12 MHz Resonator
* 1x 12 MHz Resonator
* 1x 220nF Condensator
* 1x 220nF Capacitor
* 1x 100nF Condensator
* 1x 100nF Capacitor
* 1x 10 kOhm Resistor
* 1x 10 kOhm Resistor
* 6x 100 Ohm Resistor
* 6x 100 Ohm Resistor

Latest revision as of 01:58, 15 March 2012

General

To communicate with the Flash Controller you need a device which is captable of the Xbox 360's SPI Protocol. There are ready-to-use devices you can buy or, if you aren't afraid of soldering your own hardware, DIY homebrew devices. Basicly: Get the device programmed (if needed) and solder it according to the Diagram to your Xbox's mainboard - you can start reading/writing to your NAND after installing the needed drivers.

DIY / Homebrew

LPT SPI Programmer

This type of programmer isn't really recommended as it's awfully slow and can probably cause high failure rates.

Description coming later...

USB SPI Programmer

Needed material:

  • 1x 50X100 PCB
  • 1x 12 MHz Resonator
  • 1x 220nF Capacitor
  • 1x 100nF Capacitor
  • 1x 10 kOhm Resistor
  • 6x 100 Ohm Resistor
  • 1x 1 Row x 10 Pin - 2,54mm Pin Headers (male)
  • 1x 1 Row x 10 Pin - 2,54mm Pin Headers (female)
  • 1x PIC 18F2455-I/SP
  • 1x USB Conector (female)
  • 1x Matching USB Cable
  • Wire

Program the PIC with your favorite PIC Programmer (Can be build or bought - for building one yourself the "ART2003" is recommended) with the latest "Picflash" HEX file.

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LPC2148

Description coming later...

AT90USB162 Programmer

Description coming later...

Ready to use

There are several ready-to-use professional products like: Team Xecuter NAND-X, Maximus 360NandFlasher, Matrix SPI Programmer etc. They arrive preprogrammed and can be used directly with Software like NANDPro to interact with the NAND Flash.