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Updated Openxenium CPLD code coming in the next few days. Found a really obsure booting issue that I am working to fix it. I dont think any one has built any yet, but if you are; just wait a couple days before programming them and make sure you have the latest files from github

More than likely the cable is broken where the lead exit's the hand control. As you can see this one has been repaired at some time. SS Dave Those who can Hard-Mod, Those who can't Soft-Mod.

Have you tried the controller on a different Xbox? SS Dave Those who can Hard_mod, Those who can't Soft-Mod.

i uploaded the Xenium OS v2.3.0 recovery.bin file in the root of the E drive. I then selected Recovery from the Xenium OS v2.3.1 main menu and answered Yes when prompted if I really wanted to go into recovery mode. I thought I'd killed it. The screen goes blank, the front panel LED color changes to amber, then it flashes amber a few times then starts Flashing Red and Green. FRAG I thought, damn! However, there is no green eject ring/console reset/green again/console reset/eject ring flashes red and green though of the normal hardware error FRAG. The multi-color LED on the Xenium changes colors several times and finally the console powers down. Upon reboot (powering the console on again), the new (well old) "Welcome to Xenium OS v2.3.0!" message is displayed before the main menu appears. This version of the Xenium OS also has -A printed at the end of the name of the first BIOS listed in the Launch Menu.

I don't think @Ryzee119 provides a copy of the XeniumOS v2.3.1 (ISO RAR archive or HDD RAR archive) in the OpenXenium repo. However, I believe the XeniumOS recovery.bin file found in either of these archive files does not include all of the data stored inside the Xenium's 2MB flash memory chip. One is made to burn a disc for flashing the XeniumOS v2.3.1 to the modchip and the other from the hard drive or possibly FTP. I've not worked with the Xenium modchip too much. It just happened to be in a console I purchased from Goodwill.

Very nice!

Nice

They go into UnleashX's skins folder. where that's at all depends on how UnleashX is configured as the directory's location can be set. If the default path value of Skins is listed in the System -> Settings -> System -> Skins Path line. Then, you need to determine where UnleashX's default.xbe file is running from. While on a menu, not in the Settings page, press Y. Scroll down until you reach the UnleashX section that displays the Path and Phy. Location values. FTP to the console and to go this Path location on the Xbox's hard drive. There you should find a folder named skins. Upload each skin's zip into a named subfolder there or extract the contents of the skin's archive file and upload the contents into a named subfolder. (To save space on the hard drive, leave each skin in it's own zip file stored in a subfolder named the skin's name you want displayed in the skin selection menu. Multiple skins cannot be stored inside one zip file.) Enough of the word skin in that line. Even though a skin's skin.xml file contains the skin name, the folder name where it is stored is used in UnleashX's skins menu list when selecting a different skin. Skins, like games, cannot be stored under sub sub folders of the scanned path set for them.