SylverReZ
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My apologies for replying to a 4-year old thread. Would've been nice if you could've neaten the traces instead of making them look crooked, but its a good 1:1 near identical clone nonetheless.
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Likely the CPLD is getting hot because its faulty. Its a good idea to swap it out with a donor or new chip, then reflash with the OpenXenium SVF code.
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Site doesn't work anymore. Here's an archived link: https://web.archive.org/web/20061024002332/http://www.teamxchanger.com/downloads/XOR-X-Changer(2.2).pdf
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Yes. The fabricated PCB will already have this connected, so no wire is required.
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The red wire connection was added by me because I accidentally forgot to add pin 29 and 28 to GND. Double check your soldering connections on the LPC header and reflow, then try again.
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Did you position the modchip correctly as the diagram shows? (don't worry about the wire, this board was in near-final stages) The chip must be placed below the pin header. Since your console is a 1.6, you should ensure that pin 4 on the LPC isn't connected to anything and that the LPC port has been rebuilt.
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You have a fake 49LF020 chip, which frankly does not work with cheapmods. This is why I would recommend you to buy the chips from here: https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/124518077957
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Hello Kitty Crystal Xbox Complete Set for sale! VERY RARE EDITION!
SylverReZ replied to Tasuofrivia's topic in For Sale
Its insane how simply a crystal Xbox with a decal stuck on-top would be around thousands of dollars. -
@bot_1 If you're still online, could you DM me the key for the download? It would be a better idea if you posted the files to Archive; rather than leaving it lost forever.
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It's surprising to think how the reception before was quite mixed, when some thought that it wasn't possible to use a cheapmod on a 1.6-revision Xbox. Well, the good news is that you can, thankfully.
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Make a new thread about it. This is about WHY Cerbios has 'Hybrid' in its name.
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On second thought, its also for Retail and Debug units all-in-one.
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Its named 'Hybrid' because it will work on all Xbox revisions from 1.0 - 1.6.
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Can't wait for this piece of kit.
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Luckily, I've finally managed to do it. All I had to do was flash the X2 5035 BIOS onto my PrometheOS installation, copy my logo onto my E drive, and then it shows. Thanks guys for your help. This thread can now be closed.
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Haha, that's awesome. Any idea what the text says underneath?
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Most likely your Xbox is fragging. Double-check that you've soldered the pin header correctly.
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The cheap PLCC32 DIP adapters have a poor-quality socket, which doesn't latch onto the pins correctly. Normally, I would have to slightly bend the pins on either the chip or the socket to get it to work. Most of the early Aladdin chips often use a 49LF020 chip (not A or B), later ones do have the A or B variants of those chips.
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That is a 29-wire Ownmod, uses a similar diagram to the Enigmah and Xtender chips. I highly recommend you swap this out with something more modern and clean, such as an OpenXenium chip.
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I'll check that out. Thank you
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I'm trying to modify the logo inside of the BIOS, not make an INI config file to locate a custom logo bitmap with the X3 BIOS.
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I looked in the leak, and it seems like the logo is using some strange encoding algorithm.
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I would like to know if there's any way of extracting and then injecting a custom Microsoft logo into the Xbox BIOS, usually its "xboxkrnl.exe" I may be wrong.
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Thank you, this is far more helpful. Here's the updated TOR link if anybody is looking. http://gd6is466quuhsgzbztyv4sjswdhgfii63wf54qsb32v27xmm5dxbtmid.onion/eur.html
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Rock on dude.
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