sweetdarkdestiny

Practice, practice and some more practice. I would guess Ryzee is doing it without scope or magnifier. It's basicly just skill and the right tools for the job. So do you need better tools? From what I see your soldering station is fine. The hot air station you have will also do it's job. So if you struggle with small parts, get a scope. For me it was and still is a game changer (Google " vevor microscope " it is the same as the Amscope but comes with all stuff you have to pay amscope extra and it's afordable). Some soldering tips with the right size (depends on what you are do) and use leaded solder cause it's way easyer to work with and you don't need that much heat.

Heating well... My old one took about 20-30 seconds to get to temp, the JBC CD-2BQF which I'm using now is up to temp before I reach the part which I like to solder. And my Atten ST-862D hot air station does also a fantastic job. And you can't realy compare both of em with the ~100 Euros 2 in 1 Station I used before. There are "light years" in between. How ever, both get the job done and without the old station I would not have been able to afford better equipment and more important than that, to build up some skill in the first place to take adavantage of better equipment. But it's still just a hobby and probably ever will be just a hobby.

I know have testet Cerbios 2.03r & Cerbios 2.03r UDMA5 with the xbox versions 1.0, 1.1, 1,3 and 1.4. No problems here.

As far as I can see just one report on Discord for a black screen on a 1.0 ( I assume thats you @Legitimately Stimulating?). I have one or two laying around and will test it later the day (I just woke up and need a hell lot of coffee first). How ever, is it possible that all these problems with Cerbios startet with the Hybrid release? @Bowlsnapper: Thanks for the flowers but I could not even compete with Kaos or Dave even in a hundred years. They are like Yoda and Obi Wan.

The new Cerbios v2.03r came out to day so here is a update. v1.9.5 (08.10.2022) Update : Cerbios UDMA2 bios to v2.03r Hybrid. (BASIC) (PRO) (DEV) (TE) (TEP) Update : Cerbios UDMA5 bios v2.03r Hybrid. (BASIC) (PRO) (DEV) (TE) (TEP) Added two versions to play around with: Technician Edition (TE) (128MB) Technician Edition Plus (TEP) (256MB) Engineers are also welcome to use these versions. Download sites (Pal and NTSC version) : >>> See first post! <<<

****************************************************************************** ...:Changes/Additions:..................................................... ****************************************************************************** --A new custom Bios for the Original Xbox.-- Release: V2.03 Repack Contains All Features And Fixes From V2.03 Fixed Booting Issue When DriveSetup = 0 Updated Safemode Boot Screen System Stability Improvements Apologies For Our Last Release, Our Devs Were A Little Too Eager To Get Back Into The Grind Of Things. ****************************************************************************** Download: https://1fichier.com/?vwasz4j1fukcf0kbrkd9 https://mega.nz/file/8JF3TL7T#1s1mS3Di9fPK5fwysdD_e-EOpdiJK1YLnaetQwTiQmU

Already postet one (two, noDVD/yesDVD) above.

Video display issue. Check you video cable.

XBox 1.6 (64MB) EvoX m8plus TITAN bios set : https://1fichier.com/?sqkezbo7xq2ibrjqi63q

No.

You need to flash your TSOP to be able to use any homebrew e.g. XBMC in your case. So this is what I would do. Download this : Check the save games for a game you have a original game dvd. copy / ftp the save to your HDD to E:\UDATA and also copy the folder 21585554 to the same folder (E:\UDATA) Look the HDD using XblastOS or cofnig magic to be able to boot of your TSOP. Remove or maybe just disable the modchip. Boot up the game DVD and load the same game (instuctions for that are in the download). After that you can flash your TSOP with any of the provided bioses for a first flash (You can flash any other bios afterwards). When thats done you can unlock your HDD again and remove the mod chip. And the Hynix TSOP is 256kb.

Try one of these : https://1fichier.com/?dze5ubh0743c9squizdm Both strait boot E:\XBMC\default.xbe C:\evoxdash.xbe E:\evoxdash.xbe One is a yes DVD and the other a no DVD one. Both are FG lba48 patched and verifed working.

Weil wenn du die Wahl hast nicht den Winbond nehmen solltest. Die SST, Hynix oder Hyundai lassen sich einfacher flashen. Für den Winbond und Atmel braucht man immer XBlastOS oder Raincoat.

As far as I know you can't do that. How ever, the SST and Atmel are interchangeable. But I would not use the Winbond.

Yes 5 min. incl coffee. I did it a couple of times. And recently I also desoldered and dumped some TSOP's of some (4) LG 8163b drives (Same pitch just a little smaller sized TSOP). When I have boards that can't be fixed I also desolder the TSOP and eeprom for spares. You never now if you need one, one day. At the end, everthing comes down to how much skill you have. Good equipment is just a part of it. It makes things eayser but you can do the most jobs (Incl. RAM upgrades) with a 2 in 1 station for 100 bucks and a magnifier if you have the skill.

Desoldering, programming and soldering is round about ~5min. time. And you have that nice feeling when you fixed it because you can.

Well.... You need something like a tl866ii plus with a TSOP32 adapter. With it you can programm a TSOP. You can also programm your Atmel chip with it (It's supportet by this programmer).

Here you go.

HeXEn does nothing, it's not made to da anything useful. There are some steps you have/can to do. OPTION 1 1. Create a shortcut with XBE Shortcut maker 2.0 which point to your first dash XBMC4GAMERS (e.g. E:\XBMC4GAMERS\default.xbe) Name of the XBE should be evoxdash.xbe 2. Create a shortcut with XBE Shortcut maker 2.0 which point to your second dash XBMC ORIGINS (not to sure where you have it so maybe : E:\XBMC\default.xbe) Name of the XBE should be evoxdash.xbe 3. Copy the files in place. Copy one to C:\ and the other to E:\ 4 Edit the cerbios.ini and the ind.ini and point one to C:\evoxdash.xbe and the other to E:\evoxdash.xbe OPTION 2 Edit the cerbios.ini and point the first boot entry to the dash you like to boot " E:\XBMC4GAMERS\default.xbe" Edit the ind.inind point the first boot entry to the dash you like to boot "E:\XBMC\default.xbe" or "E:\XBMC Origins\default.xbe" (Again idk the path for your install here). Both options will work fine. And at the end it didn't realy matter whcih one you pick.

it should be 0402 cap. How the chances are? You already delivered the numbers so do the math. I think it's a filter cap. So your XBox works without it but should have it. Your XBox 1.6 should have the same cap so not a huge deal to move one to your 1.0.

Uhhhh thats against board rule no. 11. (See the 95% legit screenshot as proof) : https://imgur.com/a/6HrbM8r

That cap is a 10nf.

Thats a cap not a resistor so you messure it in farad not ohms. And you mostly can't messure a cap in circuit. How ever, I have a dead 1.0 laying around and will check the value when I have enough coffee in my vains.

Basicly this "bug" is just a problem if you flash it to the TSOP without having a fallback option like a modchip, multi bios modchip or an unlocked hdd to edit the config (Or you flashed it to your Modchip and still have a retail bios on your TSOP). Thats the point why you should not flash it to your TSOP in the first place. Exception here is if you have a 1mb with a splitt so you basicly have a chance to boot up your xbox. How ever, as long as your XBOx HDD isn't locked you should be able to hook her up to your PC and using FatXplorer to edit the config. So bottom line is, this bug is only a problem for a pretty small amount of users and newbies. How ever, I removed the bios and switched the MC Flasher back to the 1.8.0 which holds the 2.02r cerbios just in case of a what ever... And @Donnie-Burger: How much hours of 480p holyday videos fit on the 16TB.

Thanks for the info Kaos. I removed the 1.8.1 with the Cerbios 2.03. And the older version 1.8.0 with Cerbios 2.02r is back online till the team brings a new version.