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They're completely ignoring my responses and questions which make it absolutely impossible to have a meaningful conversation with them. I suggest we do the same, ignore them and give them nothing. They're only purpose here is to insight hate and conflict within the community... It's a shame to see a small handful of people ruining it for everyone else, I'm sure there are good people within the MakeMHz community and I hold no offence to them. But I have never seen such behavior in the 20 years I've been working with OGXbox's... I will not give into intimidation and harassment; it only adds fuel to the fire and drives me further. I will continue working on projects as I did but I will not post anymore updates on the HDMI mod until development has been completed and ready for release... This will be the last time I will address any hostile MakeMHz members on this thread! I can only suggest that others should do the same, ignore them and give them nothing. I have nothing more to say on the matter... NeMesiS

Since this thread has devolved into shit flinging and “lol I didn’t say that ” posts I’ll make my final stance on the matter. My whole issue is that there is very clear bias, and a do as I say not as I do mentality here. Instead of talking to the right people, it’s always others chiming in and making the arguments against someone or something that may affect MakeMHz. My main issue is that supporters of MakeMHz will come out and speak out on his behalf, but will absolutely refuse to acknowledge the negatives he has contributed to this community. If any of my admins on Xbox-Scene were accused of the shit he was, I’d call them out on it. The same would apply to ConsoleMods, Insignia, XboxDev, TeamUIX, Assembly, Avalaunch. I have friends in all of those places, but never will I ever blindly accept something cool they did over actual claims, with evidence, of their bastardry. Instead, you blindly support his actions and continue to work with him. XS has been reported no less than 5 times, lies have been spread about “alts and trolls”, people have been incorrectly labeled Cerbios developers. Git’s that are completely unrelated to him, his business, or his “open source software” have been reported with false DMCA claims. Domains have been registered out of shear spite, and forwarded to MakeMHz’s website.. (Xodus, even Modville after his spat with Modzville on Twitter) The most disheartening part, is that so many contributors to the Xbox community (software, services, hardware) have found their way to his echo chamber, and will say everyone else is toxic, and will absolutely ignore the fact the person they’re defending has been accused not once, not twice, but three times of sexual misconduct. There’s evidence of at least one public case for criminal activity where he was convicted, and there’s multiple posts on Reddit about his scammy tactics in the development for hire space. There’s multiple posts about him scamming users out of dev kits on Assembler, and the original XS forums. There’s multiple screenshots from users, during COVID when everyone was coming out of the wood work implying he *still* owed them money from things back in the day. The dude doesn’t release actual open source software, he makes promises to do so and then back tracks every time. The things he does release, are done in a way that they are either obfuscated bullshit that appears legitimate on the surface, but when you dig it’s apparent it isn’t what it says it is. The XboxHD standalone chip is no longer actively developed, in favor of the Stellar chip, that has a “trust me bro” reverse engineered software, and a license that says you can’t RE it (lol wtf) so *if* Nemesis did make a clone, by your own logic it doesn’t matter as it’s not an active product any longer. The firmware assembly patches that were released, aren’t even compatible with the latest firmware available. Consistently, scene users have reached out to attempt to make things compatible across the entire community, and consistently have they been shot down. Consistently, have scene users released tools, mods, patches, and consistently have they been told that it’s trash, or dirty. Consistently, have scene users done things to be helpful or try to build up this community, and they’ve been labeled bad people because of one person’s need to be on top. One can only assume that the defense of this person, for doing *the exact same things other people have been called out for* is because there is some kind of kickback. So circling back to my previous comments. If you can not speak on his shittiness, don’t try to be a shining light. You’re backing the wrong horse, and it’s honestly pathetic at this point. But then again, I could be completely full of shit. It’s up to yall to prove me wrong. Be consistent and stop backing a rapist and manipulator, because not acknowledging it will do nothing more than taint what you yourself have built. Just because someone is charismatic, and produced something cool doesn’t make them a good person. None of the shit flinging would actually be happening, if the community was actually a community and people worked together rather than make promises to release things, or try to hinder the work of others for their own personal gain. Unless/Until you can prove this dude built something that was purposely designed to infringe on someone else, keep your comments to yourself because throwing stones from a glass house is not a good look. That being said, for anyone else reading this, before you ask about source, again… be consistent. Take that crusade EVERYWHERE. Don’t just target people you don’t have a personal relationship with.

Sounds like to me that MakeMHz is trying to claim ownership over "XeniumOS" with the sole purpose of hindering the community as they have absolutely zero use for it. "xenium-update" by Dustin is OpenSource and covered under GNU licensing. And this what I get in return for OpenSourcing my work on the Xenium-Programmer (aka XeniumPGR) to the community. I haven't supplied anything that wasn't already on GitHub other than my own works. It wouldn't surprise me if MakeMHz starts attacking OGXbox related GitHubs in the near future!

@BowlsnapperCalm the fuck down. Everyone who reported it, toughen the fuck up. If I have to do more than this, nobody is going to like it. The Xbox is 22 years old. All of us should be at least that old. Let's act like it. If you can't make a point without cursing people out and talking mad shit, you're a child and I'm going to have to ban you. If you can't handle someone saying things you don't like and you have to tattle on them, you're a child also.

I've hidden the bickering in the last few pages and requests by those to clean this thread. If I've left posts in that you think need to be hidden, let me know. Thanks. Carry on civilly.

Now that I've had a little bit of time to think... I miss how the way things were before MakeMhz showed up. There were many smaller makers and sellers around. Sure, we were competing with each other in the public eye. But behind the scenes we helped each other out. We even created a Facebook page where we all advertised our products alongside each other without any conflict. The polar opposite of what's been happening today. I would really like to see some of the older sellers return!

Hi All I thought I’d share my custom prints and files used for the OG CPU upgrade. https://github.com/ACE-AU I’ve done a heap of upgrades as of late. You can see them on my YT channel. https://youtube.com/@aceconsolerepairs?si=RRgvNWeJkBL1a7it I usually stream them live and there is a couple of uploaded vids showing the process. I hope someone has some use for the files etc.

Just before I placed the PCB order I managed to throw in a quick adaptor design for the ST-Link v2. I had a bit of fun with it, I really didn't need to add the LED and capacitors. Either way I'll be including one of these along with a ST-Link v2 for each of the test kits that will be going out...

Managed to get half of the modchips assembled, including one for myself with whatever components I had on hand. Already I'm seeing the benefits of the programmer and redesign of the Xenium. Programming these modchips is super easy now...

I could speculate the same things about MakeMHz, it's awfully similar to your xboxhdmi mod. Which begs the question, who copied who? I didn't think that was a problem, after all Dustin did commit to OpenSourcing the hardware. Does this imply that the XboxHD+ is based on OpenSource hardware? Then why spend so much time and effort on the subject. So, am I in the clear for the hardware side of things? Have I done something wrong by selling Xenium modchips? I'm far from being the only person to have done so. You're jumping the gun a little, the project is still in active development. I don't even have a working prototype yet. We'll just have to wait and see what this project evolves to. Correct... "But for the sake of argument" The community just needed the hardware, I don't need to include a firmware on my end. It will be up to the end user which firmware they choose to use, much like a bios. All I've done is given the community an alternate option, which is what they wanted. This wouldn't be the case if MakeMHz focused on having good public relations instead of attacking everyone including their own customers. And anti-competitive behavior like this: "https://teamxodus.com/" For myself and many others this was crossing one line too many... False or misleading claims Claims that businesses make about their products or services should be accurate, true and based on reasonable grounds. It’s against the law for a business to make false or misleading claims. Not delivering products and services that are paid for Businesses must not accept payment for products or services that they don’t intend to supply. Pressuring and harassing consumers It’s against the law for a business to use physical force, coercion or undue harassment against consumers. Unconscionable conduct Unconscionable conduct is behaviour so harsh that it goes against good conscience. Under consumer law, businesses must not act unconscionably towards consumers or other businesses. Business behaviour that is potentially illegal Business behaviour substantially lessens competition when it interferes with or damages the competitive process in a market in a meaningful way. This is usually by deterring, hindering or preventing competition. Misuse of market power It's not illegal to have market power. However, businesses must not misuse this power to stop other businesses competing on their merits. "Conclusion" I could go on, but the bottom line is that I'm not crossing any lines that MakeMHz hasn't already! Some forget that this is a hacking community, I accepted the risks that go along with that years ago. And so has anyone else that has used modified bioses, emulators and games...

What do you mean with that? Other people like PixelFX or Nemesis can make there own take on a HDMI mod for the ogxbox? Dustin was the first to release a mod like that (and with great success), kudos to him for that. But I do not see a reason that other people cant do a take on an internal HDMI mod. And as far as I know you cant buy the standalone xboxHD+ anymore. There is a gap left there. Not everyone wants a stellar to have a hdmi mod in there consoles. Like me, I have a stellar but its not that I will buy one for every console I use. Why? Because I have some X3CP xbox consoles and I want to keep using the X3 chip for these (my main console is one of the X3CPs) Thats a good point to support projects like this from my point of view.

Well said... It really sums up the situation and that I am far from being the only victim in all this... You just don't get the point, do you? You don't need to take down your links because it should be acceptable for anyone to use or upload XeniumOS. As far as I'm concerned it belongs to the community! This is not the only thing I got you with... You accused me of not contacting or crediting the original author! I gave credit to the original author when I first mentioned my plans for the programmer. And I had attempted to contact the original author over 4 months before your accusations! Why won't you respond to this? You still have not once addressed how MM bought teamxodus domain! Are you going to keep glossing over and ignoring this fact? Your only creating resentment for yourself and MakeMhz... Anything good you've done in the past is being undone by your current actions. Now that you and the others have escalated the situation as far as you have. Did you ever stop to think if your accusations about my works on the HDMI mod could be wrong and the repercussions that will follow due to your actions? "If you say that someone is digging their own grave, you are warning them that they are doing something foolish or dangerous that will cause their own failure."

Nice work NeM. unfortunately! I have an MM stellar HD+ kit arriving I ordered months ago to install. Thinking I should do it off cam,as I do not want to promote the pineapple passage. Hopefully it will be the last I have to install or order.

Woke up inside a flash bank.

How about the fact that bootloader.cpp and xeniumos_data.cpp are byte arrays of closed source software, included in a project that is licensed under GPL 2.0. You’d think that would negate the license, considering it’s not an actual patch, but a patched binary image split into two pieces. I mean since we’re bringing up how you shouldn’t be providing anything you didn’t actually write, this sounds a bit shady IMO. These can be exported as is, to two image files that can be flashed to a Xenium. All the “patcher” does is write them to the flash. They’re pre-patched binaries of software he did not write, and can’t attribute a license to. https://github.com/MakeMHz/xenium-fw-update/blob/main/assets/bootloader.cpp https://raw.githubusercontent.com/MakeMHz/xenium-fw-update/main/assets/xeniumos_data.cpp If we’re going to call people out, be consistent. Don’t just play white knight on forums because they’re your friend.

LOL. Thats me

Monster / Xbox component / Xbox HD Pack all perform identically in my experience, as do X360 modded cables. It's kind of pointless to spend extra money on the OEM ones as opposed to cheaper modded X360 cables. One difference is the type of connector used for sending digital audio to an amplifier. Monster cables use a 2.5mm connector that's supposed to connect to a dongle for digital optical audio (toslink), but those dongles get lost often and you can instead use a 2.5mm-to-RCA cable and connect to an amp via its digital coax input and get the same outcome. Xbox component and AV packs have a digital optical (toslink) port. Tony Kuberka from The Xbox Modder's Market is a reputable seller for anyone looking for these. Or make your own.

Where in any of this do i see a patent or copyright of any entity manufacturing an HDMI kit for an OG Xbox?? let the haters be haters. Something has to float their boat! ignore ignore ignore

Been busy for the last couple of days getting together what I can for the test kits and finishing up those dual fan caddy kits in the background. I've been throwing in a few extras for people to try out including those Xenium jewels. Still awaiting one last parcel which has the last of the Xilinx's for the modchip and ADV7511's for the HDMI mod. But there's plenty to do in the meantime.

Back on topic now me thinks! Let the haters hate and lets get on with the project at hand! HDMI mods for our OG’s with any chip support etc.I can’t wait to text them out for NeM and for the greater good of our/the community.

It seems very hypocritical to complain about copying a hardware design when Ryzee did the same thing. The original XboxHD+ is no longer being made either. The design was abandoned so its no longer produced & sold. Again I dont see the issue when its no longer being made. Ryzee still copied a hardware design that someone else initially made and I am pretty sure he has profited off of that Open sourced a hardware design that someone else made? Also, maybe NeMesiS will use open source firmware Stolen firmware? How is using open source firmware stealing when its open source? Maybe NeMesiS releases his HDMI mod with no firmware. And the reverse engineering stuff you have me a little confused, is it not ok to reverse engineer hardware if you're NeMesiS but its OK to reverse engineer software? or is it just OK to reverse engineer hardware but only if you're Ryzee taking the Xenium hardware and turning that in to OpenXenium? Is one or both OK depending on who you are? or is it just not OK for either NeMesiS hasnt lied. Im guessing you are here because you have seen the pictures and the videos of his progress. He isnt hiding anything. If he were trying to hide something he wouldnt be so clearly showing you what he is doing. NeMesiS is working on providing an option that no longer exists for people of the Xbox community. An HDMI mod that works independent of whatever modchip someone is using. Nobody else is offering a solution like this, certainly not Dustin with his Stellar stuff. Many people already have a modchip installed in their Xbox. These people may not want to uninstall their modchip and install a different modchip just to get HDMI output from their Xbox. The work being done by NeMesiS is appreciated by many people in this Xbox community.

This thread is full of childish bullying about MakeMhz. Shouldn't genuine personal concerns be done privately? I'm just trying to have an open technical discussion about the inspiration for the project. If the reason is "MakeMhz is unable to support the legacy HDMi version, and currently requires a stellar modchip to function. This projects goal is to recreate the original xboxhdmi made by MakeMhz. For best compatibility we plan to make it pin to pin compatible and will release our own firmware to work with cerbios and other modchips. Huge thanks for MakeMhz for his work to date" Personally that would be gone down alot better with alot of people and more transparent. Currently it looks like "Makemhz is a big smelly fraud so to teach him a lesson we'll clone and sell his product as my mine, checkmate"

Again, trying to spin the story to favor MakeMhz... What you think we like receiving that sort of behavior from MakeMHz members? Accusations, threats, harassment, intimidation and DMCA's... I'm sick of your shit, FUCK OFF! Listen to your own advice!

We brought special cleaner to get rid of the banner. It is really great to not have Dustin forced on you every time...

Agree there are beneficial fixes... I would occasionally get a modchip that would self-destruct, fortunately I put them aside for another day. Upon using the update those modchips would light up red, reboot and return to normal. (I'm going by memory here as this hasn't happened to me in a long time) Another great fix was v1.6 using component video... Yea but it just seems like he used that as an excuse, especially when you consider recent comments. And the fact that MM happened to introduce he's skin on the same update... It might have been a fix but I don't think the intent behind it was positive. EDIT: It's pretty obvious it's not what everyone wanted. So, I showed the community a way how to opt out of that fix if they wanted to. Of course, with the use of the "Xenium-Repacker"...

How to compile pineapple free XeniumOS v2.3.5b Introduction: In this guide I will be showing everyone how to update XeniumOS to v2.3.5 whilst retaining the Original Skin! And explaining things along the way using nothing but GitHub repositories... Notes: I actually haven't done this before, the file I previously supplied was given to me. I'm not sure who compiled it as by the time I got it, it had passed through many hands. Caution: Use at your own risk! Only recommended those who know how to recovery their modchip if anything goes wrong.

You missed the best days with c64 and Amiga. BABY!

I have found on github repo that is mix of Ogx360 and Blueretro. In short explain: allows connect BT gamepads - xbox one, x, series x, PlayStation 3,4,5, native BT gamepads, sone nintento GP to the esp32 with modified Blueretro software. Esp32 is connected to arduino leonardo (pro micro) with ogx360 software ( also Little modified) over 2wire interface- like all leonardo modules betwen each other in Ogx360. Using this combo makes possible to use BT gamepads on ogxbox without extra 8bitdo. One esp32 allows to connect 7 gamepad in same time, so for ogxbox 4 will not be a problem. I have tested 2 xbox one x BT gamepads with esp32 master and 2 ogxbox360 leonardo slaves. The great thing is cost of this system- one esp32 board(about 7€) plus minimum one leonardo pro micro (about 6€). Full ogxbox360 need 4 8bitdo (12-15€ i think) to allow 4 Players connect over BT. Here we need only one esp32 board. A lot of thanks and Big respect to netham45, the guy who made this possible. Orginal rededit post Ogx360+Blueretro This is orginal nerham45 github repo blueretro+ogx360 Netham repo got something wrong with sources and can not be cloned, so I here is my updated repo Ogx360+blueretro Compilation under esp idf 5.0 only. I have also made detailed info "how to" step by step, with already compiled files. Blueretro software got a lot of cool features like for example button mapping, internal hardware installation, and supports many bluetooth controllers. I have order some electronic parts for internal build with console power on, power off over bluetooth gamepad, but for that some changes are needed in source code. Author of this fork "netham45" doesnt answer, and I am newbie in coding, so if anybody with coding knowlege is interested to "pimp-up" this project, please let me know. From know issues: - xbox one x , series x controlles need newest firmware or pushing X logo causing reset esp32, - they got sometime problems with reconecting to esp32 after pairing and powering off - factory reset on Blueretro and new pairing helps, - rumble on ps4 controller causing "controller hang" - got info from guy in mexico (davidxgames) that he got firmware without this issue, waiting for source from him to compare,

I want to point out, that Kooscode is undead, from Team Assembly. Knowing this he would have no issue you building off his designs, as that was his intention in the first place.

Oh, I forgot to mention that I tried contacting the original author back in May, however I had been warned he was inactive. Sure enough it's been over 4 months and I have not heard back from him. But I'm sure you already knew this since you did your research? I can't show my changes if I didn't make any! I didn't make any changes to the original code with the exception of updating the GPIO to suit my design. I wrote a completely new python script in order to get the hardware to work with the software. I thought I had been extremely clear on this in previous posts... Do you not read my posts, or do you just come here to insight conflict? I haven't stolen he's credits, it's all there... Don't stress, I'm not pulling a MakeMHz! Besides myself no one else has tried it, don't you think it's better to have people test it first? Sure, I had some help with this project and I would love to credit the person who did but I'm afraid that I'll just be painting a target on their back for you and Dustin to attack. Now that I think about it, you guys never address my responses or answer my questions. You come here to discuss matters with me, yet I'm largely ignored... This is nothing more than a smear campaign!

The licking of Dustin’s asshole is mind blowing. Yall are so pressed about someone else doing something, but don’t call out his bullshit whatsoever. Wheres his opensource that isn’t just a hex array? What about the decomp project files for XeniumOS? “We don’t want drama” but you’ll lick pineapple flavored boots and bring drama. Got it.

So can someone do a recap as I am confused as who “owns” what and I am sure I am not the only one.

I've tried everything on the remote's menu, and a bunch of internet suggested button combinations to access Panasonic's service menu. Nothing worked. Today my 6 month old daughter picked up the remote and a never seen menu appeared on the TV. I just screamed "Where did you pressed??". So .. there's a specific button only for the format adjustment, by default my TV was in "auto mode" which decided to put every xbox game into 4:3 + overscan.

If you have an IDE HDD with stock 40 wire cable - UDMA2 If you have an IDE HDD with 80 wire cable - UDMA4 If you have an SATA HDD with 80 wire cable and cheapo SATA adapter and 80 wire cabel - UDMA4 If you have an SATA HDD with 80 wire cable and an SATA adapter that has a Marvel controller on it - UDMA5 If you have an SATA SSD with 80 wire cable and cheapo SATA adapter - UDMA4 (MAYBE UDMA5 works) If you hace an SATA SSD with 80 wire cable and SATA adapter that has a Marvel controller on it - UDMA6 If you flash a UDMA5 bios and you have just a stock HDD with 40 wire cable, you can trigger the save mode by starting the console with the eject button. That will trigger UDMA2 and you be able to reflash a lower UDMA mode. For normal however the bios will reboot it self into lower UDMA mode after displaying a massage which informs you what may gone wrong.

Now that my other RPi Zero's have arrived I was able to go through and do some fresh installs. I found a bug where I forgot to add a variable for the username and put together a bash script to automate the install process as much as possible. I kept the install.sh bash script as simple as possible to make it easy for people to read. It installs all the required libraries plus xenium-programmer from GitHub, including a variety of changes before compiling X-P. Also, the python script that makes the hardware work with X-P software will startup on boot. FTP home directory gets forwarded to where the firmware and OS are located for quick access. Once the install script is finished the LED's will cycle and land on "Standby". From here your ready to start programming Xenium's, no reboot required. I'll follow up this post with the entire install process along with a short video and link to the files. This might take me a couple hours or so but I hope to have it done before the end of the day.

Here's some small info on the bottom of the pic I attached. Xeno cam up with the design and such and then some one took that cloned it and named it Aladdin.

The Aladdin chips are clones of the XenoFX chips. And yes, there is also a version of the XenoFX with LC4064 chip on it called AXT Xenochip Pro. The one showed in the pic above the AXT32 Xenochip lite

I think it's possible depending on which pins they are, for them to pass the ram check but to not actually enable a boot. When my 128 was having issues after overheating, It would ping pong back and forth between showing 128 and 64 in Xblast, even though it always failed the ram check and in fact would freeze XBlast when testing the 4th chip... however, in both instances it would boot the MS Bios, even though it turned out that legs were loose and it was all hell in XBlast until the legs were reattached.

Cerbios uses the same bios for all motherboard revisions, supports 128MB and has the ability to go up to UDMA-6. The Cerbios pack. https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1mLG7-wDvXTxwU29e0et2StN7F1pVef1s UDMA-6 version, if you want it: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1Acg0EjnwAJUiatkRm7qSO3wRQYj_bY9X/view?usp=drivesdk

Pretty sure you just need to remove the resistor at R2E7 and jump R2E5 to set 1.45V. The VID pins are internally pulled up so leaving them floating is a logic high. Untested.

I was referring to these. https://github.com/MakeMHz/xbox-hdmi-kernel-source Admittedly I don't know exactly what they are doing but I assume you apply these to stock m8 and Ind to make it communicate with xboxhd over smbus and send the required video mode parameters to the encoder. There were written in ASM so there is no C sources etc.

I usualy Set my hot air to 380°C with 30%-35% airspeed for desoldering with a bent 9mm nozzle. I pre-heat the surrounding a bit before I focus on the chip legs/pads. I always start at the bottom then the two on the upperside and then the last one on th ebottom. And as I wrote before it helps to work quick (but not rushingit) to keep the board "hot". So just flip the board over and remove the two chips on the upper side of the board in a couple of seconds. The flip it back again and remove the last chip. Here's the video : And there is always a sweet spot between time and heat. Saw some videos on YT about removing xbox am which say something like "Do not go higher than XXX°C" and at the same time in the same video they focus the head right on the top of the chip instead of the legs/pads. The lower the temp the longer it takes right? The higher you go up with temps the faster you remove the chip but you could also killing it by going to high and heating it up "wrong". The chip basicly can withstand some heat as long as you not try to cook it "Al dente" like noodles . And one importat point is, that the temp, time vary for the equiment you use (Writing this for other users which may read this). So 380°C on the here used Atten is maybe 420 on another hotair station or just 350 on another one. (Thats I guess one point no one realy tells you anything about used temps). Works for me - May not works for you. You are right, practicing on dead boards didn't show you if it works. How ever, you build up the skill needed. Once you acquired that skill on a dead board, which means you are happy how it looks, no bridges, no ripped pads etc. you can do it on working hardware without any doubt in your head (If that makes seens). Point here is, get a feel for when you rip pads, go and do it on pourpose on dead hardware. How to remove solder bridges, go and cover a chip solder and remove it then. Cut a trace and repair it. For all that you don't need anything else as a dead board. You then also don't need any of those soldering test thingy things. Loosing fear (not the respect) is key and to understand how things work. If you got that, things become easy. And since you bought the tips I have, you DO NT NEED any other. Everthing can be done with these 6 tips. And do not buy the ACHI6500. Waste of money imo. If you want a IR Station aim for the Achi ir pro sc (Or scotle as it's called now). Yeah coast a penny more but at the end you would need to update the 6000/6500 with new heaters, mod thhe station blablabla which then costs you more.

Yes I used paint lol, quick and dirty way to edit it. I won't be selling any but I'll freely share the files so anyone can make their own.

Im not sure what the issue is here. Dustin doesnt use the same design with his Stellar XboxHD+. He abandoned the old design and went with something he felt was better with the Stellar XboxHD+ and as Dustin himself says, he doesnt even use the same BIOS for Stellar. The old design is no longer being made, doesnt use the same BIOS and was abandoned. His Stellar XboxHD+ is a different design. It reminds me of the original Xenium modchip that was originally made by TeamXodus. They stopped making that modchip and you know what happened? Somebody took the TeamXodus design, recreated it and came out with their own version called Open Xenium. Was that a rip off of the original design? If TeamXodus is no longer making it and someone else takes that design and makes a working recreation, what is the problem. I think before people complain they need to look in the mirror.

I'm so scared of that happening. I've plugged mine in the wrong way a few times and I'm always sweating bullets when I put it in the right way and pray it boots. lol I hate you.