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I will work on it!

ENDGAME 8MB Cerbios Flasher & UX Dash Installer I am posting a mirror of the TSOP flasher utilizing the Endgame exploit. This means that no savegame exploit is necessary. Just a memcard or USB drive with a stock Xbox. Will also Install a basic version of UnleashX to get you started with something. Mega Link: https://mega.nz/file/lzcFBRqb#SdqDkbwJ5qQuD_Md6aXht6shgPiD1A_N27e4X7D8b9o --------------------------------------------------------------------- Use this as a starting point to maybe run the OGXbox installer that Sweet made! Very fully featured and handy! ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Credit for this flasher/software goes to SweetDarkDestiny. I do NOT take credit for this. https://www.xbox-scene.info/forums/topic/437-endgame-8mb-cerbios-flasher-ux-dash-installer/#comment-833

I actually don't know if I'd call it "Nicer". I still have to work on making the supports less damaging in the slicer, and I have to research ways to do that. It still looks nice, but I actually think clear PLA will turn out better. This one is deformed, but only because it was not supported very well that time. I need help from somebody who knows how to customize supports. If I make the attachment points too small to avoid leaving markings, they will not stay attached and the model will just start cooking on the vat film... which means I only see failures happen the hard way and have to remove the BS cured resin from the vat film, which almost always scratches it no matter how careful I am. So failures (in this case, caused by making the supports small enough to break off without leaving noticeable marks... TOO small) are a big pain in the ass so I'm afraid to make the support points too damn small. This had minimal supports however, so If I use more, I may be able to make the breakoff points smaller and thus less noticeable and also have the model turn out much straighter and proper looking.

They fall off, and it's heartbreaking. Don't worry, they can be replaced. I honestly think they look better than the regular translucent white ones. You get what is pictured here in the top photo. 25 shipped.

Hope this helps you:

I have black filament mainly, but also have white. Are you asking if there is clear? I can print clear cases with my resin printer. I think they are also nicer when resin printed. I can also get clear PLA filament. I can probably get a rainbow assortment of colors for not too much if you have another color in mind. I'll have to mount one and see what you are referring to. It's ridiculous but I haven't actually tried one out yet. So let me do that and I'll get back to you on the dimension issue.

10 bucks shipped.

Everything you see up top for 40 shipped. 2X7 pin header, though... not 2X6.

For profiles targeting 1.4GHZ systems, does that mean they are more resource intensive but the upgrades can handle it?

I am so Instastoked. The N64 controller would work great with the XBE version of SM64! And other N64 games on Surreal, of course.

What I'd like to do is a mix of the Origins setup and CCI image set. Have foldered games for 720P XBEs and what not (any desirable mods) and ISOs for the rest. Obviously C would be redone because it's a nightmare, especially with no MS Dash on it.

I hope my emulator controller talk didn't make it seem like I did not appreciate. I DO! I wanna try all my controllers with it now! Nice work, dude!

Yes sir.

DUDE YOU DID IT! Right the fuck on! I would love to see you internalize this somehow or make the connections modular some how. Maybe you can make room for the internals by eliminating the DVD-ROM drive?

JLC is cheaper than PCBWay, but sometimes JLC can be a bit retarded and I give up and go with Way just so I don't have to answer dumb emails. lol. @KaosEngineer NICE work, dude. That information is awesome and I'm manually saving it on my HDD.

You came out of the woodwork, ZZ! I'm gonna build one for my X3! Thank you!

I have an Xecuter 2.0 Pro that was also installed poorly. There are 3 switches on the back, one I think is for D0, the rest, I have no idea. There are also HDD and LAN leads hooked up to the LEDs pictured. LOTS of hot glue everywhere. The glued in LEDs look totally fine on the outside, but WOW is this thing trashed.

@KaosEngineer Has a simple answer! I have male 2-pin molexes that should fit the socket on the X3. I can mail you one in an envelope and will pay the shipping, since it's only an envelope. Just plug the molex into the socket and then twist the wires coming out of it. Or just solder a pair of wires like Kaos, said.

Kaos, when it comes to these chips OS firmwares, what exactly makes them unable to run? As far as I know the Xenium (for example) does not have an eeprom like the X3 did, so why will they not boot and run just like they would on any other 256k bank?

Nice! I'd like to see that one running!

I was going to suggest this. If the parts that you are worried about dying are replaced now, (Like caps, diodes, etc) then you should have a pretty decent PSU for a while.

Any idea how something like that IS made? I've been wondering this for a while now. I have a switch bank that needs a cover.

The "Name" is what shows up at the bottom of the screen when selecting the bios manually in xblastOS, I am not sure where this name is stored, but I think it will show up in XBlast if ever run as an XBE on your system. So just type in "Cerbios" for the name. 0.56 is the one that is on the kit and that is plenty sufficient. You should not have an issue. Go ahead and flash. Once you do, make sure that the Cerbios HDD files/folders are on C so that you can have your ini and boot animations. Did you select an appropriate UDMA mode as outlined in the Cerbios thread OP?

I have one and it works perfecty. Especially with a 720P CRT I have with HDMI in.

Use the TSOP flashing tool. In the OP I explain how I use the tool to flash the latest version of Cerbios. Edit: You can use the "Xblast Only" version near the bottom which will make this MUCH simpler for you. Just run the exploit and it will immediately run XBlast. Then you can net flash Cerbios from your PC over the network. As for the latest version of Cerbios: That is the one we're all using these days.