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  1. This is a little project I worked on from October 2024 to January 2025 with help from Skye and HoneySoakedSegull. Original idea by Siktah (he had been nagging me about this for a year). Before anyone comments or asks, yes this just transfers the solder skill requirement from the repair person to the board assembler/merchant. This isn't something everyone needs, and I think it's rather pointless, as I just do my own trace repairs. That being said; not everyone has precision soldering equipment, not everyone has fantastic magnification to do their solder work, and not everyone has the effort for traditional front panel trace fixes. Without further ado I present Hugin and Munin trace fix cards and the D0-ET board. Siktah and I entered these as an exhibition entry into Xbox-Scene Modfest 2024: https://www.xbox-scene.info/articles/xbox-scene-modfest-2024-celebrating-homebrew-innovation-and-the-modding-scene-for-xbox-xbox-360-xbox-one-and-xbox-series-x-r54/ The boards are to be used in pairs, 1x Hugin (A) board and 1x Munin (B) board per repair. all 1.0 and 1.1 boards use one set of boards, all 1.2-1.6 boards use a different set. They require a 25cm ish 0.5mm pitch, 4-pin flex cable to jump between the two boards, and you only enable the trace repairs you require on the Munin (B) board. The flex connector must be folded 90 degrees one time to for the contacts to like up correctly. The red front panel LED is the least likely trace to fail, but it also doesn't have nearby "friendly" test points either. So a wire going from the RED pad on the B board to an alternate test point on the motherboard will be required. Unfortunately some boards don't have an easy to solder test point for the Red LED, so it may be easiest to solder right to the SMC. I am currently writing up install instructions and gathering fresh board images for every board rev. Here are some early "quick and dirty" images for 1.4 and 1.6: I made the FPC connectors quite large to support a huge variety of connectors, though I do include documentation on the bottom of each PCB for the needed resistors and a compatible FPC connector. You can also use top only, bottom only, or top+bottom FPC connectors as long as you use a "reverse direction" flex cable with one set of contacts on the top, and one set of contacts on the bottom if you use top or bottom only FPC connectors. As an added bonus, EqUiNoX repeatedly requested a simple, multifunction D0 board. So alongside Hugin and Munin I designed D0-ET as part of this set. Aside from protecting your D0 point from accidental damage from pulling on a wire the D0-ET (pronounced duet) has 3 possible functions: grounding out the D0 point directly giving a larger pad to solder to, to connect to a modchip with a simple D0 pad like an OpenXenium, ModXo boards, or an X2 / X3 wire harness giving a JST-SH 1.0mm 2-pin connector to connect directly to a modchip like Xenium Ice, Xenium Gold, or various ModXo boards An earlier (less well fitting) revision of this board can be seen installed on the 1.4 motherboard picture above. I am finally learning more about git and specifically github with the release of the Skeleton Key branded USB adapters (based of xbox7887's USB adapter, with support, permission and an overly permissive license). https://github.com/OGXHarcroft/Xbox-Skeleton-Key-USB-Adapter The gerbers for all 5 of these boards are already on the Xbox-Scene discord in the Modfest channel as of roughly 6 months ago and some sellers have already started selling them. Hugin and Munin FP Trace Fix boards are also coming soon to a github near you!
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  2. That's WEIRD. Thank you for posting in case somebody else has this odd issue.
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  3. I installed Nichicon caps but still had 3 boot frag. Reinstalled old CPU caps and it booted. I decided to go ahead and recap the whole board. Unfortunately, still 3 boot frag after full recap. I again put the old CPU caps back in and it booted. I decided to try replacing CPU caps one by one and ended up figuring out that moving to one of the open cap locations allowed it to boot. My CPU caps are installed as shown below and it now boots, which is fortunate because I managed to damage one of the vias in testing with the all the soldering and desoldering. I'm not really sure why, but at least it boots now.
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  4. That’ll definitely make it easier for those users that don’t have the experience, equipment, etc to do the trace work. I can see a decent group of people who would absolutely find that useful if they were a relative neophyte to the og Xbox scene. I’ve always thought it’s better to do the things to gain the experience and get my hands in the devices but I know not every user feels that way nor has the inclination, time, equipment, etc to do so. This would definitely be a great route for them to use. Good work as always!
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  5. @ToxicMedz (TruHexen) Wanted to see if he could come up with a casing/mount for the front panel PCB for the chips. He did, and it came out AMAZING. That way it's not just a PCB Double sided taped to the underside of the front panel. Next up is the X-Array PCB!
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  6. This post is the best! thank you all for your contributions.
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  7. Cheers mate, still usefull for downloads in 2023
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  8. Each of the three games have their own DEFAULT.XBE All you need to do is create a folder named Chihiro in E:, and you need to create two subfolders - mbcom and mbrom. These folders are empty, but are required by the Chichiro games.
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  9. Does that Chihiro game pack need to have a launcher file?
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  10. It would be easier for you to visit the site.
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  11. could u screenshot so we can see other stuff on there?
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  12. I don't know how people feel about it, but when I went to download CoinOps 8 from the h4ck.se ftp server it had pretty much any xbox game you could want
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  14. Sega Chihiro Game Pack.rar (916MBs)
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  15. Gonna bookmark this forum very helpful in finding iso files so thanks
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  16. Hello, I am uploading myself games and emulators on the most popular torrent websites, look on 1337, ettv, demonoid, torrentgalaxy, torrentfunk... Also, here are some useful links: https://archive.org/download/XBHomebrew https://downloadgamexbox.com/ https://xbins.org/index.php?action=catsearch&searchtxt=XBOX http://xbmcxbox.blogspot.com/2013/03/complete-list-of-emulators-for-original.html https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1ySJR7jZqX_7sGDocN21BOBfPT4AERFRH
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