xicat487 Posted January 14, 2022 Report Share Posted January 14, 2022 I have been tinkering on and off for a few years now. I have some 128mb N64 Freak boxes they were tsoped from him with ind BIOS. My issue is I have never got them to boot with any kind of stability or repeatability. With mod chips and other BIOS X3/X2/m8 no issue. I have placed the config file in the correct locations. DASH1=\Device\Harddisk0\Partition2\1evoxdash.xbeDASH2=\Device\Harddisk0\Partition1\Apps\XBMC4Gamers\Default.xbeDASH3=\Device\Harddisk0\Partition1\Dash\EvolutionX\evoxdash.xbeDEFAULTXBE=\Device\CdRom0\default.xbe It boots once and then hangs once power cycled. I can come back and hit the switch and its fine. HDD for testing is only 64 GB SD card on 80 wire. OGX 2021 Fatxplorer beta 3.0 method for HDD creation is unstable and crashes. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
sweetdarkdestiny Posted January 14, 2022 Report Share Posted January 14, 2022 (edited) If you use the config above with the OGX 2021 Fatxplorer beta 3.0 nothing will boot. There is a config ini for the iND already in there. You just have to enable the 128MB in the config by seting it to =1 which I dosn't have done because most ppl just have 64MB. And have you tried the fixed 5003.67 from Rocky5? EDIT: And on my site (side?).... I have set up 2 128MB xboxes some days ago using my set up and have no problems whats so ever. Edited January 14, 2022 by sweetdarkdestiny Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
xicat487 Posted January 14, 2022 Author Report Share Posted January 14, 2022 Any reason why OGX HDD setup does not boot. Looking for clarification as it looks to have all the files in the correct spots on /C: and /E: Do you have a link for the 5003.67 from Rocky5 Would like to add I have switched the config for 128 with no result. Other known good HDDs and setups also just hang and crash on dashboards only with iND BIOS Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
sweetdarkdestiny Posted January 14, 2022 Report Share Posted January 14, 2022 Rockys fixed iND 5003.67 XISO DL : https://1fichier.com/?masfd22cvtc0h3mcw9dy The pack has everything it needs in the right places (Incl. shortcuts oin C+E, configs for X2+iND etc. pp.). I use it my self, like I wrote, and never had any problems so fahr. Have you checked the extra ram with XBlastOS? Just in case any setup is stable enough to do so. You could try out this config (128MB enabled, custom logo disabled (If needed you can change line 1 "480p=0" to "480p=1" : 480P=0 ; Default=0 AUTOLOADDVD=1 ;Autoload DVD (if dvd is in tray) Default=1 AVCHECK=1 ;Check for AV Pack Default=1 BGCOLOR=0x000000 ;X Screen BG Color Default=0xFFFFFF BLOBCOLOR=0x00A5FF ;Blob Color Default=0x40ff27 BLOBRADI=23 ;radi of the blob Default=23 BLOBSDEAD=0 ;removes blob (1 = remove) Default=0 BLOBTHROB=1 ; Default=1 CAMERAVIEW=-1 ;camera view -1 to 15 accepted, -1 = random camera Default=-1 DISABLEDM=1 ;disable debug monitor Default=1 FANSPEED=10 ;Fan Speed 10-50 = 20-100% Default=10 FASTANI=0 ;Fast Animation Default=0 FOGON=1 ;Enable Fog Default=1 FOG1ABS=0 ;absolute color, overides FOG1 color Default=0 FOG1COLOR=0 ;0xAARRGGBB Fog 1 Color FOG1CUSTOM=0 ;Enabled Custom FOG 1 Color Default=0 FOG2COLOR=0 ;0xAARRGGBB Fog 2 Color FOG2CUSTOM=0 ;Enabled Custom FOG 2 Color Default=0 GLOWCOLOR=0xa00BDF2 ;Custom Glow Color Default=0xa0ff40 IFILTER=1 ;Enable Interlace Filter Default=1 IGRLOADSDASH=1 ;Load Dashboard on IGR Default=0 IGRMODE=2 ;IGR Mode 0=off 1=compatible 2=quick Default=2 IND3D=1 ;Ind-Bios Custom 'Xbox' Logo Default=1 INTRO=1 ;Show Intro (0 = disables flub + 'x' screen) Default=1 IOGLOWCOLOR=0x70C3FF ;This is the intro/outro glow color Default=0xA0FF60 LIPCOLOR=0x000100 ; Default=0x000100 LIPGLOW=0x3D94FF ; Default=0x4b9b4b MACADDR=00:00:00:00:00:00 ;Change MAC Address Default=00:00:00:00:00:00 (From eeprom) MSLOGOTRANSEN=0 ;Enable Transperancy color for 'microsoft' logo Default=0 MSLOGOTRANSCOLOR=0xff00ff ;Transperancy color Default=0xff00ff NOFLUBBG=0 ;Disable Flub BG (Disable Scenery) Default=0 NOLIGHTEN=0 ;Disable Light in Upper Right Corner of X Screen Default=0 NOSOUND=0 ;Disable Sound Default=0 RESETONEJECT=0 ;Reset on Eject Default=0 SCENECOLOR1=0xFF409BFF ;0xAARRGGBB Scenery 1 Color Default=0xFF35FF1A SCENECOLOR2=0xFF409BFF ;0xAARRGGBB Scenery 2 Color Default=0xFF35FF1A SCENECOLOR3=0xFF409BFF ;0xAARRGGBB Scenery 3 Color Default=0xFF35FF1A SHOWFLUB=0 ;Show Flubber Default=0 SHOWMSEN=1 ;Show 'microsoft' logo Default=1 SHOWXEN=1 ;Show 'x' Default=1 SLOWMOBLOB=0 ;Slow Down Blob Default=0 SPIKEYBLOB=0 ; Default=0 TMS=0 ;Show Trademarks Default=0 USEUSEALLMEMORY=1 ;Use 128mb of Ram if Available Default=0 USEXBX=0 ;Use Debug XBX file for Dash Load Default=0 WIREFRAMEBLOB=0 ;Show blob in wireframe Default=0 XBOXCOLOR=0x2883C9 ;Custom 'xbox' color Default=0x62ca13 XGLOWCOLOR=0x56B6FF ;Custom Glow Color of 'X' Default=0xCADE00 XINNERCOLOR=0x0365AF ;Custom Inner color of 'X' Default=0x206a16 XLIGHTCOLOR=0xff000000 ;Color of the Light on upper right of 'x' Default=0xff000000 SKEWEN=1 ;Enable change the position of the 'microsoft' logo Default=1 YSKEWLOGO=-20 ;Y for above Default=-20 xSKEWLOGO=0 ;X for above Default=0 XSKEWXLOGO=0 ;X Position of X Logo Default=0 YSKEWXLOGO=0 ;Y for above Default=0 XLOGOSCALE=100 ;X Logo Scale 0-100% Default=100 XSKEWTEXT=0 ;X Position for 'xbox' Text Default=0 YSKEWTEXT=0 ;Y for above Default=0 TEXTSCALE=100 ;Text Scale 0-100% Default=100 CUSTOMBLOB=\Device\Harddisk0\Partition2\flubber.x ;Enable custom Flubber from c:\flubber.x CUSTOMLOGO=\Device\Harddisk0\Partition2\mslogo.bmp ;Enable custom MS Logo from c:\mslogo.bmp CUSTOMX=\Device\Harddisk0\Partition2\xlogo.x ;Enable custom X Logo from c:\xlogo.x CUSTOMTEXT=\Device\Harddisk0\Partition2\text.x ;Enable custom Text from c:\text.x LEDPATTERN=GGGG ;Custom LED Pattern G-Green R-Red O-Orange B-Blank Default=GGGG BLOBBGC=0x000000 ;background color of blob animation Default=0x000000 DEFAULTXBE=\Device\CdRom0\default.xbe DASH1=\Device\Harddisk0\Partition2\evoxdash.xbe DASH2=\Device\Harddisk0\Partition1\evoxdash.xbe DASH3=\Device\Harddisk0\Partition2\rescuedash\UnleashX\unleashx.xbe 1 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
xicat487 Posted January 14, 2022 Author Report Share Posted January 14, 2022 I had no idea this was a common issue. Nice thanks man. I will get on this after work. This has been bothering me for years. One last question. DEFAULTXBE=\Device\CdRom0\default.xbe DASH1=\Device\Harddisk0\Partition2\evoxdash.xbe DASH2=\Device\Harddisk0\Partition1\evoxdash.xbe DASH3=\Device\Harddisk0\Partition2\rescuedash\UnleashX\unleashx.xbe I want to only have XBMC4GAMERS dash do I need the evoxdash/unleashx ? Just to make sure its DASH1=\Device\Harddisk0\Partition2\XBMC4GAMES\default.xbe Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
sweetdarkdestiny Posted January 15, 2022 Report Share Posted January 15, 2022 (edited) The config is made for the FatXplorer set up which contains all dashboards. The evoxdash.xbe on E & C are just shortcuts pointing to unleash. YOu could leave everthing like it is and create a new shortcut pointing to your X4G and the replace the old ones (which I would do) or you edit the config. And if you have your X4G on partition 2 (C:\) than " DASH1=\Device\Harddisk0\Partition2\XBMC4GAMES\default.xbe " is right. For normal X4G is on partition 1 (E:\) " E:\XBMC4Gamers\default.xbe " And no, after you have set up the dash you like you could delete any other dash. Edited January 15, 2022 by sweetdarkdestiny Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
xicat487 Posted January 16, 2022 Author Report Share Posted January 16, 2022 Issue has been solved. Mixed results at first. XBMC4GAMERS froze on the settings menu. A reboot resulted in a hang on the iND splash looking for dash. The HDD and adapter was placed in another 128mb box same BIOS no hang up at all. I swapped back immediately, and the 1st boots normal. I flashed x2 4983.67 and same hang. This ruled out a BIOS issue. The real problem was an intermittent open 80wire IDE cable. I have read of this before from SSDave but never just shrugged it off. Thanks for all the help and rundown of Ind bios config. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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