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Hey Guys,

Awesome project!

I just ordered the PCBs from JLC and now I'm trying to get the parts...

Any idea if there's another socket that can be used instead of SM10B-SRSS-TB (J1)? Even on AliExpress they are as expensive as the CPLD itself.

Also - which Programmer to get best that is not too expensive?

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4 hours ago, Bbsan said:

Hey Guys,

Awesome project!

I just ordered the PCBs from JLC and now I'm trying to get the parts...

Any idea if there's another socket that can be used instead of SM10B-SRSS-TB (J1)? Even on AliExpress they are as expensive as the CPLD itself.

Also - which Programmer to get best that is not too expensive?

DigiKey at $1.47 aud each and element14 at 37 cents plus gst in AUD

Cheers

SS Dave

Those that can Hard-Mod. Those that can't Soft-Mod.

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4 hours ago, BillTheGoat said:

Forgive me for the stupid question as I've been out of the original Xbox scene for a long time. I have a Xecuter 3 with the Xecuter 3294 bios flashed on it. Can the open xenium chip take the 3294 bios or is something else recommended?

No, the X3 BIOS's are only for the X3 modchip.   There is an earlier version that's been modded to allow it to work on other modchips but X3 Config Live cannot be used - one of the whole points of having the X3 modchip and X3 BIOS.

The Xenium OS, XOS, 2.3.1 has a similar feature set to that of the X3 BIOS.

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2 hours ago, KaosEngineer said:

No, the X3 BIOS's are only for the X3 modchip.   There is an earlier version that's been modded to allow it to work on other modchips but X3 Config Live cannot be used - one of the whole points of having the X3 modchip and X3 BIOS.

The Xenium OS, XOS, 2.3.1 has a similar feature set to that of the X3 BIOS.

Yes you are correct  I think there may have been blood in the caffine stream and I should not reply to posts until my caffeine levels are back to normal.

 

Cheers

SS Dave

Those that can Hard-Mod. Those that can't Soft-Mod.

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Hi, and thanks for your efforts!

My Openxenium chip in nice white is in the mail. I do not know if you are the right guy to ask but what happens in between installation and the os?

Let me clarify: 

Im going to install the chip in my original 1.4 xbox using the installation guide found here: https://openxenium.com/diagrams-%26-manuals

The next document is just a user manual for the Xenium OS as i understand. 

 

I this the correct way to do it all?

1. Install chip

2. Run for example Hexen 2019 to format my new drive and install dashboard(s)

3. Done and good to go\ for ftping games and so on?

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1 hour ago, Noomi said:

Hi, and thanks for your efforts!

My Openxenium chip in nice white is in the mail. I do not know if you are the right guy to ask but what happens in between installation and the os?

Let me clarify: 

Im going to install the chip in my original 1.4 xbox using the installation guide found here: https://openxenium.com/diagrams-%26-manuals

The next document is just a user manual for the Xenium OS as i understand. 

 

I this the correct way to do it all?

1. Install chip

2. Run for example Hexen 2019 to format my new drive and install dashboard(s)

3. Done and good to go\ for ftping games and so on?

Sounds about right as long as the seller has but a BIOS on the chip.

 

Cheers

SS Dave

Those that can Hard-Mod. Those that can't Soft-Mod.

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I did install a open xenium mod chip in my 1.6 xbox. Everything works but I have a question where I cant find an answer to it. Do I need to cut the lframe trace on the motherboard? Or is this not required with this mod chip?

The github page says this:

"I also simulate the LFRAME abort mechanism (Ref Intel LPC Interface Spec Rev 1.1 Section 4.3.1.13) for a v1.6 console to prevent the Xyclops responding to the MCPX LPC Memory Read requests during boot (and conflicting with an external LPC memory peripheral). This is generally accepted to be better than shorting LFRAME the ground constantly which some traditional LPC memory addons do."

Does it mean I don't have to cut it?

Greets

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