wraggster
September 8th, 2012, 10:20
The Matrix Team has officially announced a NAND dumper which is able to RGH Corona V2.
Team Matrix has announced the production of a new NAND Dumper which will be compatible with the Corona V2.
That's right, the Matrix Glitcher V2 Rev.C will be able to RGH Corona V2.
Here's the official info:
[QUOTE]
A new NAND reader/writer had to be developed to interface to the 4GB Corona motherboard due to the new phison chip and the differences in the communication protocol.
Installation difficulty is about the same as the old Nand SPI reader (even though the pads are slightly closer together, installers will have the choice to use a quick solder board or directly solder wires to the motherboard).
One small note regarding nand dumps : V2 nand dumps don't have ECC bytes (this is by design, since they are stripped by the phison controller which also takes care of blocks remapping and a bunch of other stuff), so scripts that expect them to be present might need to be modified (either that or they need to be added after the nand has been dumped).
The final nand reader software will automatically add/remove ECC bytes to the nand image as to try to preserve compatibility with existing software as much as possible.
http://www.xbox-scene.com/xbox1data/sep/EFuZpkypyuXCrfKRdM.php
Team Matrix has announced the production of a new NAND Dumper which will be compatible with the Corona V2.
That's right, the Matrix Glitcher V2 Rev.C will be able to RGH Corona V2.
Here's the official info:
[QUOTE]
A new NAND reader/writer had to be developed to interface to the 4GB Corona motherboard due to the new phison chip and the differences in the communication protocol.
Installation difficulty is about the same as the old Nand SPI reader (even though the pads are slightly closer together, installers will have the choice to use a quick solder board or directly solder wires to the motherboard).
One small note regarding nand dumps : V2 nand dumps don't have ECC bytes (this is by design, since they are stripped by the phison controller which also takes care of blocks remapping and a bunch of other stuff), so scripts that expect them to be present might need to be modified (either that or they need to be added after the nand has been dumped).
The final nand reader software will automatically add/remove ECC bytes to the nand image as to try to preserve compatibility with existing software as much as possible.
http://www.xbox-scene.com/xbox1data/sep/EFuZpkypyuXCrfKRdM.php