dtomcat

Not out of the box (I don’t think). It will be added later (but may be a different front panel)

Boards arrived! Unfortunately, found something I wanted to change… so now have 30 scrap boards lol

Man that’s fast! Blue is gone. 3W remain

3W,1B

3W,3B

3W, 4B

Purples are gone... 4W, 4B

4 W, 4 B, 1P

Yea… meant to on the last set

@booyabeetz new board ordered with update for different clamshell

BOM posted! Enjoy https://github.com/dtomcat/OGX360I-4CH/tree/master/BOM

Thank you. Problem is you have to have two “files” in memory plus the code… and I only have 366 bytes of memory available

If I have extra boards… I’ll let you know. Thanks

Initial order is in I'll be making 10 initially (if first one is to my liking of course). If you are interested in the initial batch, let me know... I'll be selling at cost rounded up (~$20+shipping)... this isn't selling per se yet... just a heads up. I'll post in the "For Sale" section once they are built and tested. If you want on a list, just let me know. After the initial builds are tested and verified working (I can only test on a 1.6, but don't foresee any issues as it only uses 5V, GND, SDA, SCL from xbox that is present on every xbox revision), I'll post the Hardware on my github and you would be able to build yourselves.

Not yet. I will post something this week. It’s next on the list.

Source code published: https://github.com/dtomcat/ArdPromSD

It will all be open source, so I’m sure others can do more than I can

Oh and there isn’t a rename command with the SD.h so I’d have to open,read create new file, wrote, delete (I.e. too much code). I could do it all with standard code, but unable with serial code

I considered the nested folder, but with the serial output, it gets too large with the all the folder checking which is why I have unique’ish folder names

also updated the board to make it a bit smaller.

Ok... so I have the code done (minus commenting code). That's the good news. I like how it functions... easy and to the point... and fast!. The bad news... my other code with decrypting the eeprom, is too large. There just isn't enough memory to decrypt it the eeprom and have SD writing. Even my code with serial output is give the error of low memory... possible instability. I am, unfortunately, scraping the decrypting side of my idea. There will be two firmwares. First is down and dirty... does what it's intended to do, reliably (no feedback other than LEDs). The Second... has serial active and writes to the serial console. It gives details above errors and tells what it's doing. This will help with troubleshooting any issues. I have these as separate firmwares only due to the possibility of instability due to low memory. Rundown of steps. Plug into LPC (or use pogo pins ...4 pins needed) the Red and Green LEDs light up the arduino tries to initialize the SD card then tries to find the "epbackup" folder. <--- Where it will save the eeprom backup (backs up the eeprom every time it's powered up... no action needed) if folder doesn't exist... it makes it next, it tries to talk to the EEPROM if successful, it creates the EEPROM.BIN file, reads the eeprom, and writes it to the .bin file. if successful, closes the file and extinguishes the Red LED. If anytime any step above fails, the Green LED is extinguished and program halts. The above happens at every power up with no actions. After the above is done, it looks for an eeprom.bin file in the "writeep" folder (these steps have to happen... on purpose to prevent accidentally writing your eeprom) if found, the green LED will flash rapidly letting you know it's ready to write... You then have to press the button on the board. The arduino will attempt to write the eeprom data. if successful, LEDs will act as above and the eeprom.bin file will be erased from the writeep folder (only this folder). This is to prevent accidental write the next time the board is plugged into xbox. Thoughts? seem simple? and decent protection from accidental writes?

4 White, 4 Blue, 2 Purple.

They did…. But I don’t want to hardmod it yet and no exploitable games so can’t do it softmod way. Eeprom duties is the main reason for the build… but figured if it can give you what you need to register it… why not. With this. You don’t have to rebuild LPC (1.6)… remove solder (1.0) or add a pin header. It will function with a pin header though… and no need to mod in any way

Same connector as open xenium if you have a pin header. Pogo pins if you don’t