KaosEngineer

You could also add the path lines for E and G drives: <Path>E:\emulators</Path> <Path>F:\emulators</Path> <Path>G:\emulators</Path>

Yes, you'd need to unlock it first on the Xbox, remove it then make a sector-by-sector disk image of the drive using HDD Raw Copy or similar software application. You will then need to lock the HDD to be able to use it again in a softmodded Xbox with the NULL'd HDDKey eeprom.bin and XboxHDM23USB Beta 2 or 3 Windows application. A USB-to-HDD interface adapter will be required to connect the HDD to the PC. The HDD can be locked for any, hard or soft, modded console that has its HDDKey NULLed. However, most people don't lock the HDD on a hard modded console as it is not required when booting a modified BIOS, unlike a softmodded console which boots the stock MS BIOS.

Since they don't state that it can do sector-by-sector, I assume it does the files in known filesystems as it is to be, IIRC about 30% faster. I posted the question at there website and am awaiting their response. The manual didn't state the method used either.

Your switch is a normally open momentary switch installed in the controller. One side of the switch tied to ground and the other to the yellow wire in the controller cable.

What docking device is it? Not all support sector-by-sector cloning in favor of a newer supposedly faster file cloning method for known filesystems; however, the Xbox's FATX filesystem is not one of the known filesystems and it will fail.

You need to make sure you disconnect the yellow wire going to the controller port inside the Xbox. That sync signal is used for lightguns. You are disconnecting it from the Xbox and reusing the controller wire to be able to ground the power control line that signals the System Management Controller (PIC processor or Xyclops chip) to power on/off the console.

Static IP address First, was it obtaining an IP address from your router when set to use DHCP? How are you networked? Do you see the link light lit, green LED, on the Xbox's Ethernet port and the one on the device at the other end of the cable it's connected to? The yellow LED on the Xbox's Ethernet jack shows network activity. It should flicker intermittently when data is being transferred over the network.

In XBMC, you need to run through the screen calibration to adjust the screen to fit your TV. System -> Appearance to subitem Display on the left side then D-pad right over to Video calibration. Follow the on-screen instructions to set the upper-left and lower-right corners and subtitle text positions. As for the Emulators, you need to configure the path as there's not one preconfigured for XBMC4Xbox. Go to Programs menu item and press the A button. You should see a list with Apps, Emulators, games, Program plugins and Add source. Scroll down to emulators and press the White button to show a pop-up menu. Go to Add source to browse to the location where you are installing the emulators (e.g., E:\Emulators).

From the Snes9x readme.txt: If you want to play a game that uses the multitap, you must first enable it in the input menu. Not sure if there's such an option in the Snes9xbox v6b08 port. Something like multitap (5-player), etc.

Make a backup of the EEPROM after NULLing it. Actually the NULLing process of Rocky5's Extras Disc should have saved a copy of the original (pre-NULLed) eeprom.bin and a new NULLed HDDKey version. This NULLed HDDKey eeprom.bin file can be used to lock the HDD for any NULLed HDDKey Xbox. Xbox HDM23USB Beta 2 and add the MS dashboard 5960 file set to the provided C subfolder or Beta 3 which is already setup to install a no-original-game-disc-required softmod installer. XboxHDM23USB requires a USB-to-HDD interface adapter to connect the new HDD to a PC via a USB connection supported on most newer computers compared to older versions of XboxHDM that required an IDE interface.

So, was it on GREPO? Last time I checked. GREPO was shutting down.

Looks like a complex / complete skin with all the files it used: Directorio de G:\hdm\C\skins\Subnova_Ladd 30/03/2013 10:40 p.m. <DIR> . 30/03/2013 10:40 p.m. <DIR> .. 25/12/2005 06:58 p.m. 9.687 Audio.png 25/12/2005 07:04 p.m. 4.340.034 background.wmv 25/12/2005 06:58 p.m. 125.329 BG_Overlay2.png 25/12/2005 06:58 p.m. 71.680 common-font10.xpr 25/12/2005 06:58 p.m. 137.216 common-font14.xpr 25/12/2005 06:58 p.m. 323.138 filemanager.png 25/12/2005 06:58 p.m. 3.023 gradient.png 25/12/2005 06:58 p.m. 8.246 HardDisk.png 25/12/2005 06:58 p.m. 3.819 Icon_bg.png 25/12/2005 06:58 p.m. 4.536 Icon_Overlay.png 25/12/2005 06:58 p.m. 363.690 loading.wmv 25/12/2005 06:57 p.m. 245.089 mp_back_red.png 25/12/2005 06:58 p.m. 43.193 mp_buttons.png 25/12/2005 06:58 p.m. 23.999 mp_buttons_panel.png 25/12/2005 06:58 p.m. 5.773 mp_panel.png 25/12/2005 06:58 p.m. 4.579 mp_time_panel.png 25/12/2005 06:58 p.m. 11.507 PlayList.png 25/12/2005 06:58 p.m. 135.168 Segoe_UI_13.xpr 25/12/2005 07:11 p.m. 9.386 Skin.xml 25/12/2005 06:58 p.m. 153.600 special-bold.xpr 25/12/2005 06:58 p.m. 153.600 special-normal-pal.xpr 25/12/2005 06:59 p.m. 14.749.758 start.wmv 25/12/2005 07:10 p.m. 75.776 Thumbs.db 23 archivos 21.001.826 bytes The author skinned the dash and the media player. It also has a video for the intro, background. and loading. Found this list made by a user that had it on their system in 2013. Again, not the files themselves.

How do you get this torrent to download? I always get an error telling me that I'm not authorized to download using their tracker. Guess I need to use a newer client.

Found what should be a link to it on the WayBack Machine but they didn't save a copy of the file just the file that lists the skins that were on xbox-skins.net. [5270]Subnova_Ladd.rar 5734 files in the list and only 65 were saved. Update: Why doesn't the left square bracket symbol [ show up correctly on this website?

Which disc number are you trying?

Go to redump.org and find the hash for the disk and compare it to the download's hash.

Is it a redump certified disc image?

Did you use the main menu's Extract/Browse ISO option?

XDVDMulleter Beta 10.2

@Xbmcmodsforxbox, those are the same two images in the zip file I linked to in the duplicate post.

It works with any hacked BIOS you boot. It loads the BFM BIOS which replaces any hacked BIOS you boot and patches this new BIOS to work with the attach app. Update: After you load the Virtual Disk BIOS patcher app., any special button combos available with the iND-BiOS 5004 will no longer work as you are no longer running that BIOS Only those supported by the new BFM BIOS like IGR will work..

Works booting the X3 BIOS since it actually replaces the BIOS running in memory with a compatible BFM (Boot From Media) BIOS (most likely M8plus BFM version) and patches it to work with the NKPatcher attach app. Check the kernel version with your dashboard.

That's it, Small and compact. All four exploitable game saves and the softmodding save itself will fit on a standard Xbox Memory Unit (8MB). There are additional apps and dashboards that can be installed using the Xbox Softmodding Tool Extras disc which is 1+GBs in size but the softmod itself is much smaller.

I posted this same link on reddit too: SmartXX LT OPX LCD Display connection diagrams ZIP archive (contains 2 JPG images one for EA-DIP and another for HD44780 LCDs)

@Rooftop, you are hardmodded? If so, is your BIOS configured to run the file quoted above as the first item in its boot order. Bios Virtual Drive Patcher\default.xbe has to be executed before you are able to use the attach app stored alongside each XISO disc image to run it. From what I understand, this default.xbe file loads its own BFM (Boot from Media) BIOS that it patches to be able to use the NKPatcher driveimageutils' attach (default.xbe) app. Update: I'm not sure you can have an xbe in the boot list stored in a subfolder on the C drive as shown above. I always have the patcher in the root of the C drive but call it evoxdash.xbe as it's the stock M8plus and most other BIOSes first entry they try to start when booting.