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> Need Some Clarifications About What I Need For The Rgh
vintageman
post Nov 20 2011, 05:39 PM
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Hi,
I've been reading around for a couple of weeks about the RGH and decided to go ahead with doing it on my slim.
I've looked through the options and decided that i should go with the CoolRunner solution since the QSB's are going to be out just around the corner. My problem is that i am quite a bit confused about what i should be buying to get the whole thing done (from scratch of course).
so far from what i understand, these are what i need.

1. Xecutor CoolRunner
2. Coolrunner QSB addin for Slim
2. Xecutor NAND-X
3. Xillinx JTAG cable (to program the coolrunner or nand-x??)

i would be attempting to solder these myself..and i've been practising on my old phat xbox biggrin.gif
i'd really appreciate it if anyone could point me out to what i might have missed, or if there is anything else if i would need (like extra cables?, do the nand-x cables come with the QSB?)
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skiiermike
post Nov 21 2011, 04:29 AM
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Your bang on with all the stuff you need. The qsb's are actually out already.
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kingpickle
post Nov 27 2011, 04:59 AM
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Coolrunner
Nand-X (just make sure it has the v3 updated already when you buy it, most are)
QSB Optional but I recommend it for a soldering amature
Nand-X to Coolrunner cable

That's all you need. Jtag cable isnt needed (you are using a nand-x instead).
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vintageman
post Nov 28 2011, 05:54 AM
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Thank you both.
I was thinking of going for the JTAG cable because in case I get a v2 nand-x, i'd be able to update it to v3, am i correct?
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