Ernegien

You should patch the X3 bios as described in my repo below which should re-enable the downloadable skins functionality. https://github.com/Ernegien/x3cl-skins

Don't take any less than $3K USD for it, unless you want to sell to me for $2K

Ask around, I think you'll find I help all sorts of people out in the scene, both publicly and privately; it might surprise you. I'm not interested in this stuff unless you're paying me $250+/hr though

Nemesis hasn't created any software of his own; that's the difference. Still waiting on answers to my questions regarding "his" HDMI design's QSB technical details.

You don't need my permission to release your hardware schematics which are useless without software you've yet to create I'm still waiting on my HDMI board questions to be answered in some sort of technical nature regarding the QSB.

I thought I did? but it's become a whole lot of me answering your questions in my honest opinion and none of you answering any of mine. I could care less what people do in the community as long as its their own original work. Copying others and profiting off of it is a bit of a dick move. You're going to release schematics regardless of what I say here so I personally could care less; they're easy to recreate anyways. And I'd love to see devs in the community actually create something of their own without ripping off other people's stuff.

I'd love to see the community actually create something of their own for a change.

Yes, the S.E.M is your own design (it's like an hour of work in kicad) that requires someone else's software before it can actually do anything, congratulations on your achievement. Perhaps you can answer my questions regarding "your" HDMI board design?

I can't speak for him, but show me your software you intend to run on it.

Enlighten me

Thanks, but the only questions I'm really interested in having answered for now (which you've conveniently skipped) are these (and this is just one specific example out of many I know to exist as differences between "your" design and Ryzee's). Please tell us a bit more about your design from a technical perspective; anyone else I know would be ecstatic to discuss their creation and the trials/tribulations encountered along the way.

What your “evidence” looks like to anyone else that knows what they’re talking about

I’m telling you (which anyone can independently confirm) the site just allows the user to upload their copy of the retail 5838 bios directly to the Stellar chip over USB, nothing more. The combining of Dustin’s original code (StellarOS firmware) and the 5838 bios image supplied by the user happens within the Stellar chip on each boot cycle. You appear to be implying Microsoft stuff travels between the end user and Dustin, but that’s simply not the case; he doesn’t host any of that.

This is you selling modchips with XeniumOS preinstalled which bypasses Xbox DRM by not booting into the retail kernel, right? https://www.ebay.com/itm/196118797013 I don't think it's necessarily wrong for you to do so (it is technically Xodus software and Ryzee's CPLD code), but it's a similar situation with Stellar, except I'd imagine Stellar is slightly more protected in that it's non-functional and has no chance of bypassing anything out of the box until the user adds their stuff to it. Again, not a lawyer, I just think you guys are grasping for straws here when literally everyone else in the scene is doing equal or worse. Why you're ganging up on Dustin for attempting to do things by the book is beyond me.

Yes, the website where he sells his original hardware and software (doesn't infringe on anyone else's copyright because it's all his own creation) is located in the US.