eeksdee
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Chihiro boards are always 128MB.
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Debug kernels should be able to work on 64MB on a X2, they aren't specific to 128MB. But such a shame the previous owner ruined the board by reflashing what was on it. Those usually have internal kernels built in debug mode (checked). I wouldn't really call it a test kit either, just a random run they decided to do.
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The point of redump is pure preservation not piracy (what you appear to be looking for?) which is why they don't strip the DVD contents. It's really sad people use that fact as an excuse to download games they don't own. On a retail Xbox the kernel checks for certain things on the DVD such as the security sectors (SS.bin) and similar. Also the unused data on the disc actually does serve a purpose such as aligning contents for faster loading, etc.
You simply don't understand because you're a pirate and are only interested in stealing games.
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Breaks every single game to the point where you need to patch them, helps emulation with 1 or 2 badly coded emus otherwise completely useless and just a "hey look what I can do".
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You essentially wasted your money :P.
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Bypassing the encoder you wouldn't get VGA, you'd get the digital signals from the GPU.
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Mhm it's a sad thing, lots of little stuff you couldn't find anywhere, not even just Xbox related.
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The best package would be using a Raspberry Pi so you have zero lag and full 60+ FPS.
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On-board graphics will work just fine for CXBX-R, it hardly uses GPU power right now. Anyway OP you'd have better luck in their Discord than a scene forum.
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This is actually incorrect, each application can map different partitions to different drive letters.
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Slightly incorrect information there @OGXbox Admin , they were using in 1.0's and Chihiros.
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It's an Intel based system with a nvidia 'chipset', good luck.
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The Xbox doesn't pull enough power to warrant PSU upgrades. You can replace entirely using something like a PicoPSU, and there's ATX adapters made (behind N64 Freaks paywall).
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Wondering what kinda temps you're getting there.
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Interesting they'd bother to run the traces out to the LCD pads, it does seem to be the same CPLD as the newer $2 Chinese.
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The 2 chips you have already support LCD and normal modchip function as they're likely real.
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Are you just making clones of the hardware or are you intending to program the CPLD as well?
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The only overclocking you're doing is FSB which effects everything else on the bus so you aren't likely getting any higher than you would otherwise even with cooling. There really isn't anything you can do on a 128MB box that you can't with a 64MB, 1(?) Chihiro game works, you may see slightly better frames with the crappy N64 Emu (someone should make a new one with legal tools), what else is there? Nothing really, just a waste of money.
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1 hour ago, Magicaldave said:
The whole point is that those modchips are useless unless you’re running a 1.6. If I wanted to switch BIOSES I can just hook a single wire up to my 1.1 and be done with it.
An XT is not going to give me WiFi support, nor LCD and camera support, nor WOL, nor host a fully functional Linux kernel which I can use to watch my movies in full quality over SMB/ftp.
This is why people like stuff like the X3 - because it actually has features you might use.
Attaching a Pi to your LPC header isn't going to give you wireless networking on your Xbox, LCD demand is almost non-existent apart of a very very niche group of people. I don't know what you're talking about camera support, some Pi's have a connector for one but do you think you're going to program it to be used over the LPC header on your Xbox? I don't understand your "watch my movies" comment as again.. you aren't going to be pushing that data over the LPC bus.
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I'm not sure why you would want a Pi as a modchip, you can reflash the cheapo $2 Chinese mod chips easily and you can upgrade them with a 1MB flash chip for $3 and now they would accept all kernel sizes.
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Right it's a development kit, $400-$500, maybe just maybe a little more because it has a raptor card but that thing is completely worthless.
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$1,400 is about $1,000 too much.
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Just use a picopsu with a adapter for the ATX connector.
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The Logitechs seem nice as they're very very similar in shape to the 360 controllers. If you buy the wireless adapter and controller separate you can get them for ~$20-$30 USD.
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Board startup date: April 23, 2017 12:45:48
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Would love to see how the block is mounted and everything.