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I doubt you have good soldering skills considering you managed to fuck up a through hole pads
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Is it possible to patch games to 1080i? It's probably not very practical, but it would be interesting to try it with some simpler games.
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On 12/30/2020 at 9:51 PM, xDarkMaster said:
You have got a rare aladdin 4064! This Aladdin XT uses a different CPLD (LC4064 instead of LC4032) and DOES support a LCD screen!
The chinese clones are always only with lc4032 and they don't support lcd.
Your aladdin xt is therefore pretty interesting.
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On 12/31/2020 at 1:06 AM, KaosEngineer said:
Some major component checked at startup has failed: CPU, GPU, hard drive, or DVD drive. Most likely the hard drive has died or a cable is not connected well. Disconnect all of the cables from the DVD drive and hard drive and the IDE cable at the motherboard. Reconnect them all, power on and see if anything has changed.
Edit: Measure the voltage levels present on the hard drive's Molex power connector:
- Yellow = +12Vdc
- Red = 5Vdc
- Black = ground reference (0Vdc)
I am testing this xbox w/o hdd and dvd drive connected. PSU voltages are well and i tried it already with different psu. Sadly it seems, that this xbox is not going to be easy fix. i am envious of people, who have "bricked" xboxes, that are just non-ejecting dvd drive, fucked softmod, faulty hdd or bricked tsop
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On 6/17/2020 at 5:42 AM, lilkuz2005 said:
hey guys, i read somewhere that its possible to flash an aladdin modchip with xblast using a nand-x, i have all the parts for this but i need a pinout for the nand-x to the aladdin to flash the CPLD, can anyone help me out with this? i tried to use my old flashcatusb but i couldn't get the chip to show up.
I am probably late, but you can flash CPLD with those cheap FT232R boards from aliexpress. You need to use OpenOCD or Openschemes SVF player (works only with svf files tho, no xsvf)
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On 12/27/2020 at 12:11 PM, KaosEngineer said:
If it was already FRAG'ing before the modchip install, it's hard to say what the problem is.
Do you know what version the console is? Edit: Went back to look - v1.0
I believe the most common cause of fragging is a dead hard drive.
Is there a number displayed in the upper left-hand corner of the Your console needs service screen?
Edit: A v1.0 will not show the number to aid in determining the cause of the frag.
However with a modchip installed, the modified BIOS should have an error number displayed on its error screen.
The xbox does the Triple-reboot frag. nothing ever gets displayed on screen and xbox just reboots. EEPROM dump was fine when i tried dumping it
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19 hours ago, SS_Dave said:
Is it Red/Green flash or some other colors like Red/Orange or Green/Orange or possibly Green then Red flashing.
Cheers
SS Dave
Soft modding is like masturbating, It gets the job done but it's nothing like the real thing.It always reboots three times and on the third reboot it flashes red and green
On 12/24/2020 at 12:59 PM, KaosEngineer said:FRAG'ing with a modchip installed is generally a bad connection from the modchip to the LPC debug port.
If you disconnect the D0 ground connection, does it boot the stock BIOS or FRAG as well?
the xbox did not work before in the first place. i thought it was tsop corruption
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I might have been using maybe a shitty chinese soldering tip with bad heat transfer, but i don't really know. Anyway the problem is not anymore with the pinheader install, but with the fact, that it still frags even after installing the modchip
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5 hours ago, KaosEngineer said:
Where's the modchip? I don't see it connected to the LPC Debug port.
Double check all of the soldering to the pins installed in the LPC Debug port header location.
The modchip is a normal aladdin xt clone from ebay, that worked normally in my 1.6. I even tried flashing indbios into it. I have checked the soldering and i can say there is definitely good continuity. Only non-clean thing there is the flux residue. I'll check again if i haven't burnt the trace at the point, where it connects to the via tho.
EDIT: Fuck the 1.0's filled holes. I can upgrade RAM, but i can't solder pinheader to 1.0 xbox
Next time i'll install it probably with wires or something
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So i have got an xbox revision 1.0 for parts. Inside the motherboard was pretty much immaculate with non-leaked clock cap. Sadly the xbox just FRAGged. I did lots of troubleshooting including dumping the eeprom with raspberry pi, testing it with different psu or trying the TSOP bank split trick for coma console.
I thought, that the TSOP must be faulty so i ordered aladdin xt. However the holes on 1.0 are filled with solder and hard to clean up. In the end, i soldered each leg of the pinheader individually. It looks ugly, but there are at least pretty wet solder joints and modchips do fit in it. Sadly it still frags.
Images:
I have:
1. Grounded the bottom d0 point
2. Grounded BT on the aladdin
3. Tested the aladdin in my 1.6 and then reflashing it with indbios
4. Replaced a R7D4 resistor i accidentally desoldered
I also remember, there was possibly a short at Q7R1 part. I fixed it, but two pins next to each other are still shorted according to multimeter. The two pins are those closest to the Q in the Q7R1 marking (left down side on the bottom side picture)
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Please show us inside. I wonder what hdd is inside, what revision is it and whether it's ram upgraded.
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Interesting, but unfortunately EEPROM dumping of xbox is still going to be easier.
You will get only password of the actual HDD, which is calculated also from its serial number. Different HDDs will have different code. This will not get you the HDKey itself (which is used in generating of the actual hdd password.
This should however be good for data recovery for example from broken debug kits.
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On 11/2/2020 at 7:44 PM, malarrya said:
The best place to currently get the latest Hex Edited XBEs (480p/720p/WS) is on SPPV's GREPO (although widescreen patched XBEs may or may not be available): https://1drv.ms/u/s!AjlIDeO447thgsQ_7xs_jQP9Bvc2rg?e=Jha5Tj
You can also try http://ps2wide.net/xbox.html
and this discord server: https://discord.gg/yd4wdgv7
Can you please get me new invitation link? That one expired
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Does anyone have 720p patch for Half-Life 2? In the spreadsheet: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1HpxKGQ6wVTRevUdQ6_4rkuyF_ZugOgc2C4tXnZxBZCk/edit#gid=0
It says, it works, but i can't find the path nor ogxhd anywhere
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On 11/20/2020 at 2:45 PM, cashonly said:
OGX360, with or without arduino and cables, do you have a price for it?
Without the arduino and cables, it should be around 25-30USD
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The OpenXenium price will be similar to the e-bay prices (around 20-25EUR), but shipping should be much cheaper (about 5eur for tracked shipping)
I am not sure about the OGX360 yet. The Arduinos and xbox to usb cables are quite expensive actually.
1 hour ago, sweetdarkdestiny said:Depends on the price.
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Wait a while, isn't your XeniumICE's design supposed to be Open-Source as it is based on an Open-Source project?
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I wonder if you can stack this, modified Aladdin XT (AladdinLCD) to drive an LCD screen and actual modchip
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This is not yet for sale. I just want to see, whether there is anyone in EU (preferably Czech Republic or its surrouding countries), who would want a OGX360 or OpenXenium.
I have ordered 5 of both from jlcpcb, i'll assemble them, keep some for me and sell the surplus.
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I'm pretty sure the blown caps make CPU and GPU's power supply unstable, which probably makes it crash very quickly.
After replacing the caps, if it still doesn't power on, there is very common 1.6 xbox problem with small transistor near Xyclops (search for it on google)
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i don't have any actual jtag programmer.
I however have raspberry pi, which seems to be prefered as jtag programmer
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Can i use arduino as JTAG programmer?
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UnleashX can display SMART data from the HDD.
You can also boot into linux and run HDD tests in it.
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There are the resistor packs, which don't have polarity. I already tested them all. they aren't bridged or anything. I guess i just burnt something there and next time i must be more careful and check for shorts before turning it on...
Board Life Status
Board startup date: April 23, 2017 12:45:48
1.6 CPU Caps Soldering pads destroyed
in Repair
Posted · Edited by tjd2
oh sorry then
thru-hole pads are simple to bodge tho. i bodged pads on duke, which had cracked traces near the analog sticks and it works fine to this day