KaosEngineer
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XBoxHDM-2.3-Beta4 can't detect USB device
KaosEngineer replied to prtscn's topic in General Xbox Discussion
Your OS or BIOS is doing the freezing. A security feature to prevent malware/ransomware from locking the PC's hard drive(s). Power cycle the adapter's attached hard drive and see what happens. Sometimes the OS will not freeze it again so you can lock/unlock the hard drive. Which USB-to-hard drive interface adapter are you using? Not all are supported. Find its idVendor and idProduct values using USBView. . Download attached standalone application, no installation required, then run it: usbview.exe The list of smartmontools'(smartctl.exe) compatible adapters can be found here: Supported_USB-Devices – smartmontools- 16 replies
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There's also the option of using a BIOS patcher to add mounting XISO disc images or one that supports mounting XISO disc images (Cerbios) to play the game stored in the file. Edit: XBMC4Gamers includes the XISO to HDD Installer script which moves the dot iso file from the Games folder into a game-named subfolder and creates a default.xbe file (attach app) needed to play the XISO-format disc image game. Which modified Xbox BIOS are you using? Some BIOSes can be patched to add the support using the hardmod version of Rocky5's Dashloader application or the CDROM Modchip replacement dashboard chain-loader application.
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I missed this when you first posted it. Qwix 1.01 or C-Xbox Tool 2.0.6 can extract the content from XISO-format disc images and upload them to the Xbox. Qwix can do on-the-fly extraction and upload the content via an FTP connection without storin the extracted files on your PC. They go directly to your Xbox. You don't have to use PX HD Loader to play the games. Create a Games folder on the E, F and/or G drives and upload the game's content to a game named subfoler in it. Avalaunch should add them to the Games menu item.
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Ok, that's xbox-hq.com's logo used in/for their Softmod Installer Deluxe (SID) softmod packages It should be the image in UnleashX's game save folder: \E\UDATA\9e115330\0064122817A8\ UXSplash.jpg or Splash.jpg IIRC, also look in the folder where UnleashX is running from for UXSplash.jpg or simply the image file named splash.jpg. Where UnleashX loads the splash screen from and if an image is present in multiple locations which one has priority is not well documented. Edit: another possible location is the active Skins' subfolder - UXSplash.jpg or Splash.jpg However, the skin in use in the video is UnleashX's built-in default skin. It is not stored in a subfolder of the dashboard's Skins folder. It is extracted directly from content stored in the app's default.xbe file and uses the game save subfolder mentioned at the beginning of this post. Note: FATX filenames are not case-sensitive: Splash.jpg = sPlaSH.JpG = splash.jpg, etc.
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From xbmc-emustation's system/UserData/sources.xml file, the default search paths are as follows: <source> <name>Apps</name> <path pathversion="1">E:\Applications\</path> <path pathversion="1">F:\Applications\</path> <path pathversion="1">G:\Applications\</path> <path pathversion="1">E:\Apps\</path> <path pathversion="1">F:\Apps\</path> <path pathversion="1">G:\Apps\</path> </source> <source> <name>Homebrew</name> <path pathversion="1">E:\Homebrew\</path> <path pathversion="1">F:\Homebrew\</path> <path pathversion="1">G:\Homebrew\</path> </source> <source> <name>Ports</name> <path pathversion="1">E:\Ports\</path> <path pathversion="1">F:\Ports\</path> <path pathversion="1">G:\Ports\</path> </source> <source> <name>Xbox</name> <path pathversion="1">E:\Games\</path> <path pathversion="1">F:\Games\</path> <path pathversion="1">G:\Games\</path> </source>
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Game named subfolders of the E:, F: or G: Games folder for original Xbox games. Paths can be modified / viewed in xbmc-emustation's settings. From xbmc-emustation's github.com repository's README.md: Custom emulators, media and roms Paths Press start on the main screen. Other Settings > scroll down. note: if you change any of these a rescan of your roms is required.
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The Xbox has to write to the hard drive storage device. It is constantly updating the cache drive: X, Y or Z's content to play a game. Edit: IIRC, Game saves are stored on the E drive and only saved to a memory unit when the user copies it from the hard drive to the memory unit using the stock dashboard's Memory menu.
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80-wire IDE Cable For The Original Xbox • OGX Store not sure about the controller cables.
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Can you share a video on YouTube of the startup sequence until after UnleashX's menu app appears? I don't believe I've seen this image before.
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1.6 audio only working after I reinsert the AV cable
KaosEngineer replied to KitMikro's topic in Repair
Not sure! Dirty contacts. When you reseat the cable, it makes a good connection. Try cleaning the AVIP connector's pins on the back of the console. They may be covered with dust/gunk or corroded. I suggest obtaining a can of electronic contact cleaner or using 90%+ IPA and cotton swaps. -
I did find some information on a psdevwiki about the 88SA8040-TBC1 chip and 88SA8052 along with a Marvell 88SA8040-TBC1 application schematic. Pins 18, 19 and 20 are the CNFG0 - CNFG2 pins. However, I have no idea what the various settings - high and low logic levels to these pins does. The application schematic has them pulled High, Low, High respectively for pins 18, 19 and 20. What that configuration does? ???
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Yea, no datasheet found. To get them, I believe you have be a company and commit to purchasing 1000's of chips to get any documentation on the chip.
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Yea, I'm talking about connections to the configuration pins of the 88SA8040 chip. Depending how they are set, high and low logic values, changes various modes of operation of the 88SA8040.
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I signed up to that site almost 6 years ago and activation emails were not working then. The site seems to be running on autopilot without any admins to communicate with to fix things. I can't get confirmed. The site is still asking me to do so and the resend email link doesn't send me one.
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PAL doesn't allow 720p resolution. To use 480p, 720p and 1080i resolutions, the Xbox must be set to output an NTSC video signal.
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