Tomos

Nice work, turned out great!

Glad you got it working! It’s possible it was a setting the previous user changed in the bios, or it’s a setting that was played with in your dashboard, though if everything is working well I wouldn’t worry too much about it.

Here is another video video They both showcase the four thin traces on the edge of the motherboard that are responsible for the power button leds and associated functions though they don't explicitly say that. The points they are soldering jumper wires to will fix your problem. I had your problem and did followed these vids and it fixed my issue.

There are traces in your motherboard that have most likely corroded causing the issue. Check out this vid for a better look at what could be done to fix It. And if you haven’t done so already look at removing the clock capacitor if your revision Xbox has one. Video

Thanks! I was just looking for these.

It’s not a 1.6, you can tell since there are still spots for the extra ram chips. It may be a good idea to remove the whole motherboard (it’s pretty easy) so you can clean under it as well after you remove the capacitor.

Maybe this will help?

Just an 80mbps high speed connection Using a expressvpn. I’m not in a data cap so I was able to continuously run the download

Oh that would work too thanks!

I have a few x3 chips and purchased some of the cheaper 20x4 lcd panels to use and need to make some wiring harnesses for them. I can’t seem to find that style connector that was used on the chip. I’d like to at least have one end I can disconnect so the chip isn’t tied to the faceplate.

Ahh okay thanks for the explanation!

Thanks for the tip!

Is there any way to see what bios are flashed without going through all of the switch combos?

I've installed some aladdin chips and wired them by soldering the "BT" point to the ground pin on the Xbox LPC. I figured that would be the same for the Duox2 lite chip, however I found a couple pictures online showing that the "BT" point on a Duox2 Gs chip (Dual Bank) was soldered to pin No. 9 of the LPC which is 3.3v. I just want to be sure that I'm soldering the "BT" to the right point on the LPC in order for it to always be powered on.

I just finished the download, took about 9 days, and about 2 days to clone the image to a new 2tb HDD. I’ve heard some people report issues with the image so we shall see once I get the drive in my Xbox to see how well it works. Pretty straight forward so far.