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[mcpeepants]

QUOTE(hippo @ May 10 2005, 09:10 PM)

All I know is you can make 16 SST49LF020A's load a 4mb bios without gounding anything out so why are mod chip makers grounding out the other flashrom when there is just 2 flashroms on the LPC bus?

[Staple]

[Chancer]

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So far, I've never heard of an Xbox having a premature death because of this problem

yes but most people would not know when their box went faulty what was the original cause of it. Unless someone who's box fails has the equipment or technical expertise to diagnose the cause, most problems (without a specific human cause i.e hacking at print or crap soldering) go unsolved

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If you drive a car around all the time at 90 mph it WILL definitely "die" early.

Thats not hard fact either pure specualtion. Mine still drives ok

[jROC99]

Try searching for the T2 transistor problem. I've had to repair one xbox that failed to boot. No lights.. No frags..No errors..
After replacing the one cheap little part his xbox was working again.

Jroc

[hippo]

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oooh i just remmebered, with regard to the pulsing of lframe/d0. Anyone who's done or understand how logic things work understand what PWM is ? if you do you can see where im going with this. Almost all cpld based modchips have lframe/d0 going directly into the cpld pin, or to gnd via a transistor....see if you can figure out what im thinking.

I can't there is already established methods of having several clients on the LPC bus and none of them involve pwm's. You can load a 4mb bios from 16 SST 49LF020A's, even though the SST is only 256k. See where I'm going?

[UnSaniTiZ]

quick question -- I apologize if it's been answered before, but I really don't have the time to read through 40 pages for this:

I have an x3, and if I add the resistor, and team xecuter updates the x3 bios and fixes their chip so the resistor is not needed, is the resistor going to cause problems for my xbox?

TIA
-UnSaniTiZ

[xman954]

QUOTE(UnSaniTiZ @ May 24 2005, 10:18 PM)

I have an x3, and if I add the resistor, and team xecuter updates the x3 bios and fixes their chip so the resistor is not needed, is the resistor going to cause problems for my xbox?

No, none at all

[FoxRacR17]

Sorry to bump but just wodering if this is still a problem and if there has been any evidence to support it.

[livy]

so all you have to do is cut the trace at the chip, and add a resistor,
is one of the resistor points the D0 is this diagram http://www.duomodchi..._white_v1.6.jpg

[hippo]

The first mod chip to handle this problem without boards is HERE

[pablot]

great product hippo, but a small correction. The first modchip to handle that is here (x-changer)

well.. atleast they state so..

nice product though!

/pablot

[hassan]

[hippo]

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great product hippo, but a small correction. The first modchip to handle that is here (x-changer)

Saturday chip had this 6 months ago.

[hippo]

Ya it's an easy out for them working on the problem they never acknowledge exsited then saying oh it's untested but when the kernel needs lframe it'll be back, but the kernel has nothing to do with lframe at all and is the dead give away they are lying.

[hassan]

Why lie? people are going to test it after they release the saying the problem is fixed. I reckon they can't do it, so they stall....


dont tell them I said that