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  1. I see you already found it but I'm providing the link to the file I found on GitHub for it. https://github.com/Kekule-OXC/Jafar/blob/main/Gerbers/jafar_gerber_v1-1.zip
  2. Mislabeled chips, BF 5A is actually an SST49LF008A, not SST49LF080A. Also, an 8-Mbit flash memory chip but using a slightly different interface and programming algorithm - Firmware Hub instead of LPC. I'm not sure how data is being written to it correctly. One possibility is that the Xgecu Pro switches programming algorithms to that of the chip it actually IDs when you uncheck the Device ID Check box. Try programming it as an SST49LF008A with the Device ID Check box checked. 3B 3B is a ???. Since the Xgecu Pro is unable to read the correct Device ID value, these chips may actually be dead. Alixpress parts!
  3. I believe it's the ADM1032-ARMZ MSOP-8 package instead of the ADM1032-ARZ SOIC-8 package. Package sizes: MSOP-8 Package Pins Body width (mm) Body length (mm) Lead pitch (mm) MSOP8 8 3 3 0.65 Source: Mini Small Outline Package - Wikipedia SOIC-8 Package WB WL H C L P LL T LW O SOIC-8-N 3.8–4.0 5.8–6.2 1.35–1.75 0.10–0.25 4.8–5.0 1.27 0.41 (1.04) 0.19–0.25 0.35–0.51 0.33 C Clearance between IC body and PCB H Total carrier height T Lead thickness L Total carrier length LW Lead width LL Lead length P Pitch WB IC body width WL Lead-to-lead width O End overhang Source: Small outline integrated circuit - Wikipedia
  4. With a bad chip, the console is never reaching the point in the startup process to send a video signal out to a connected TV set. This chip itself has nothing to do with the video signal; however, it is preventing the system from ever reaching the point to initialize the video subsystem.
  5. Orange flashing and 100% exhaust fan speed are symptoms of overheating. The System Management Controller, PIC processor, is receiving an overheating signal from the dual-temp sensor chip, ADM1032, on v1.0-1.4 motherboard at location U6F1. A false indication can be presented if leaked clock cap electrolyte has reached this chip. Check for leaked electrolyte on the motherboard in this area. If present, clean it off with 91% or greater isopropyl alcohol. You may have to remove the chip to clean electrolyte from underneath the chip. Or, if no electrolyte is present, the chip itself can go bad and needs to be replaced. Replacement Sources US : https://www.mouser.com/ProductDetail/onsemi/ADM1032ARMZ-REEL?qs=t2BMfLoP1KQzRXaQRzFLxA%3D%3D UK : https://uk.rs-online.com/web/p/temperature-humidity-sensor-ics/7919623 Edit: Updated link to US replacement to ARMZ MSOP-8 packaged part instead of the original link to ARZ SOIC-8 package.
  6. I don't think so. From the archived copy of SmartXX's Knowledge Base (FAQ) website, I found the following: Can i downgrade SmartXX OS ? No, downgrading is not possible on SmartXX. Source: https://web.archive.org/web/20070816224741/http://faq.smartxx.com/index.php?article=7
  7. Ah yes, x2config.ini goes in the root folder of the E drive, not the C drive.
  8. Which X2 BIOS are you using?
  9. There is a schematic diagram: psyko_chewbacca / xblast_lite_cpld / xblast_lite_sch.png — Bitbucket
  10. UnleashX looks in the directory it is running from for config.xml. That's just how it is coded. Where and what names are you looking for it to read its configuration file? You may be able to hex edit the name to look for a file having the same or shorter length filename as config.xml (10 characters). Multiple filenames in different locations - I doubt are possible. At least, not unless the source code shows up on the Internet somewhere. The filename may be in ASCII characters or UTF word encoded characters having a MSB of 0x00. ASCII characters (bytes) 63 6f 6e 66 69 67 2e 78 6d 6c 00 c o n f i g . x m l NUL terminator or UTF characters (words - 2 bytes) 00 63 00 6f 00 6e 00 66 00 69 00 67 00 2e 00 78 00 6d 00 6c 00 00 c o n f i g . x m l NUL terminator It may not be NUL terminated. The program may know the length of the configuration file's name - 10.
  11. I don't believe anyone from the original developer - psyko_chewbacca aka BennyDiamond - to others with their own spin on the original design have released them.
  12. UTSOURCE.NET SST49LF080A
  13. A regular occurrence for those whose Xbox has a Samsung DVD drive. The magnetic force of the spindle that attracts the clamp on the top of the case which holds the disc in place while spinning is too large. This causes the force required to pull the clamp off of the spindle to be larger than the force provided by the rubber belt when opening the tray. The belt starts slipping and continues slipping without opening the tray. Edit: Replacing the belt with a new one helps but over time it too will start slipping and the tray will not open without leaving a disc in the tray. An old trick to fix the problem: Place a circular paper sticker on the clamp in the top of the case. You may have to place more than one on top of another to lessen the magnetic pull of the spindle to the clamp for the tray to open. But don't put too many. The disc will not be held firmly to spin at the proper speed. It slips on the spindle. Catch 22!
  14. A1: It does, XISO to HDD Installer. A2: No, they are unique for each game.
  15. Boot the OGXbox 2021 1.9.3 DVD. Go to File Manager in Admin Tools (if that's still the format of the OGXbox 2021 menu). Browse to either XBlast OS.xbe file on the hard drive and press (A) to run it. The eject ring will be quickly flashing red/orange while the XBE edition of XBlast OS is running.
  16. And, me. TSOP is not / should NOT be accessible after booting a BIOS from the modchip. You can only flash the modchip's flash memory chip, not the motherboard's TSOP.
  17. How? Only modchips I know of that support flashing a TSOP when enabled are the Chameleon and XBlast Lite. Did you disable the modchip and start a softmod exploit to flash the TSOP?
  18. X2.6 does not support TSOP flashing. Old Chameleon or newer XBlast Lite modchips do.
  19. That should result in an error 5 screen - HDD not locked - being displayed, not FRAG'ing.
  20. What are the IP addresses of your PC and Xbox. Even though connected to the same physical network, they have to be on the same subnet to communicate. 192.168.0.xxx and 192.168.1.yyy are not on the same subnet with a subnet mask of 255.255.255.0. The first three dotted decimal values have to match. For example: PC at 192.168.0.2 then the Xbox has to also be on the 192.168.0.0/24 subnet. So 192.168.0.3 or any other unique IP address on the 192.168.0.0/24 sbunet - 192.168.0.1 to 192.168.0.254 that is not already in use.
  21. Is the pin header damaged? Or, the mating connector on the modchip damaged.
  22. Enable it in NKPatcher Settings application. From Rocky5's Xbox Softmodding Tool repository's README: NKPatcher Settings: 1. Dashboard Settings 1.2 Dual Booting Power on using the eject button allows you to load an alternative dashboard. Enable dual booting: This option is used to enabled dual booting, you get asked if you would like a dashboard setup for you when you select this option. Disable dual booting: This option is used to disabled the dual booting process. You are also asked if you would like the alt dashboard to be removed. Update Dualboot.settings: This option is to be used if you want to use your own custom dual booting path, you can use the "OpenDash Dualboot.settings" tool to do this, it explains things. Restore Dualboot.settings: This option will restore the stock dualboot.settings file.
  23. Install the stock dashboard using the Extras Disc or upload it to the C drive. Run it from UnleashX's File Manager - C:\xboxdash.xbe.
  24. Now that you have CerBIOS flashed, rebuild the C drive using FATXplorer 3.0 beta on your PC.
  25. You need a dashboard installed at one of the locations set in Cerbios's ini file. If on C, it needs to be in the real C drive, not the shadow C drive. The real C drive doesn't have a lot of free space available to place new files. The reason for the write errors when uploading files. No space left to store them.

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