Team xecuter rilascia la guida per leggere e scrivere la nand su xbox one!!!!

**leonemax81** · 25-12-13

Il Team Xecuter rilascia la guida per leggere e scrivere la NAND nel modo corretto su Xbox ONE, in più annuncia il nuovo NAND READER per facilitare l'operazione

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[URL="http://team-xecuter.com/forums/showthread.php?t=142439"]Team Xecuter[/URL]

**genhack** · 25-12-13

Che spettacolo e la qsb ancora di più già vedo i 3d resistenza annata resistenza tolta resistenza ponticellata

Inviato dal mio GT-I9100 utilizzando Tapatalk

**Swizzy** · 25-12-13

Finally it's public

Word of advice: DO NOT WRITE to your motherboard! (i did, my XBOne isn't working anymore)

**scienzy** · 25-12-13

Bene. Metto in home.

Ottima segnalazione!

**Razorbacktrack** · 25-12-13

Originariamente Scritto da Swizzy

Finally it's public

Word of advice: DO NOT WRITE to your motherboard! (i did, my XBOne isn't working anymore)

Why ?

**Swizzy** · 25-12-13

Originariamente Scritto da Razorbacktrack

Why ?

why what?

Why my machine is broken? i don't know!

**Razorbacktrack** · 25-12-13

Why reflashing the dump can break the XBONE?

Maybe a new protection or a bad dump?

**Swizzy** · 25-12-13

Originariamente Scritto da Razorbacktrack

Why reflashing the dump can break the XBONE?

Maybe a new protection or a bad dump?

One of them, the dump should be a-ok tho... the funky part for my console is that once i've written to the NAND it no longer wants to be read @ 1.8v (which is the standard voltage) but instead it has to be 3.3v to at all do anything...

**genhack** · 25-12-13

Quindi sorry se non lo dico in inglese la one non richiede il 1.8 ma i 3.3??

**Swizzy** · 25-12-13

Originariamente Scritto da genhack

Quindi sorry se non lo dico in inglese la one non richiede il 1.8 ma i 3.3??

The default hardware configuration is for 1.8v, however... when it's changed to 3.3v it doesn't work with the defaults, you have to modify a few things to make it work @ 3.3v instead...

**genhack** · 25-12-13

Originariamente Scritto da Swizzy

The default hardware configuration is for 1.8v, however... when it's changed to 3.3v it doesn't work with the defaults, you have to modify a few things to make it work @ 3.3v instead...

Scusami ancora swizzi se non lo scrivo in inglese ma sono sicuro sarebbe errato, volendo tentare sarebbbe possibile installare gli attuali nand reader, sul xbox one visto che comunque dovrebbe annare sui 3.3? o comunque servirebbe una reviosione degli stessi per poter effettuare tale operazione?

**Swizzy** · 25-12-13

Originariamente Scritto da genhack

Scusami ancora swizzi se non lo scrivo in inglese ma sono sicuro sarebbe errato, volendo tentare sarebbbe possibile installare gli attuali nand reader, sul xbox one visto che comunque dovrebbe annare sui 3.3? o comunque servirebbe una reviosione degli stessi per poter effettuare tale operazione?

You can use the same stuff you use for a MMC corona...

**genhack** · 25-12-13

xD Sorry for stupid questions =D

**AtTiLa`** · 25-12-13

Excuse swizzy but is very safe overvolting the MMC? Do not cause the damage of any component of the console?

**Swizzy** · 25-12-13

Originariamente Scritto da AtTiLa`

Excuse swizzy but is very safe overvolting the MMC? Do not cause the damage of any component of the console?

the eMMC is dual mode (1.8v and 3.3v) so it's safe for that part

i don't know about the rest of the system, but... it shouldn't be causing any major damage

**AtTiLa`** · 25-12-13

Ok for the eMMC but It's impossible to programming at 1,8V for minimize the risk?

**Swizzy** · 25-12-13

Originariamente Scritto da AtTiLa`

Ok for the eMMC but It's impossible to programming at 1,8V for minimize the risk?

If you find a card reader that operates at 1.8v instead of 3.3v, let me know...

And, with the 200-300 ohm resistor you are actually keeping the southbridge in reset, meaning it's never started (so no other hardware is started etheir) the cardreader then starts the eMMC and all that... so there's no hardware damage done when reading/writing... (or shouldn't be anyways)

**AtTiLa`** · 25-12-13

Ah ok, i now understanding the problem, if i find the card reader i tell you of course.

**guerrierodipace** · 25-12-13

Originariamente Scritto da Swizzy

If you find a card reader that operates at 1.8v instead of 3.3v, let me know...

And, with the 200-300 ohm resistor you are actually keeping the southbridge in reset, meaning it's never started (so no other hardware is started etheir) the cardreader then starts the eMMC and all that... so there's no hardware damage done when reading/writing... (or shouldn't be anyways)

Wikipedia:
Electrical interface[edit]

All SD card families initially use a 3.3-volt electrical interface. On command, SDHC and SDXC cards switch to 1.8-volt operation.[20]

inviato dal mio...fermacarte