Once you have the hardware you'll have to disassemble your 360.Ĭonnect your DVD drive to the X360 USBPro and CK3i and start Jungleflasher. (VIA SATA cards also work as well as some SATA chipsets but for the sake of simplicity I'll go with the above) I'm using a Liteon 9x from a Phat as an example.įirst things first you'll need to get a X360USBPro and a CK3i or a X360 USBPro v2 + a Probe 3 for connecting the drive to the Powersource. I'm keeping it rather simple and short since Jungleflasher comes with a complete manual.

I STILL ADVISE YOU TO NOT UPDATE TO ANY DASH AFTER 14717 IF YOU WANT TO GLITCH YOUR 360, it's cheaper and RGH1 (for dashes below 14717) has far better boot times. The CR4 XL is the preffered chip for these dashboards. They use the same method as the RGH2 or the R-JTAG chip (for Phatties) Dashboard 1888 is the first dashboard ever released, it's very unlikely you'll have this dash installed (unless you have a launchday console still in it's plastic wrapper)ĭashboard 2241 was directly available on the 360's launchday so as soon as you've connected it to XBLive you would have received an update notice.ĭashboard 45 are vulnerable to the KingKong Exploit, chances of you having a 360 with such a low dashboard are astronomically low.ĭashboard 7371 and lower are vulnerable to the JTAG hack, if you wish to JTAG it then DO NOT UPDATE IT!ĭashboard 14699 and lower are vulnerable to the RGH* hackĭashboard 14717, 14719 are vulnerable to the RGH2, this method uses the Slim style hack.ĭashboard 15572 and above are hackable with the newly released ECC files.

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