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Title: Xdk Examples Reset Console
Post by: jfuller on February 06, 2003, 11:10:00 PM

installed it in the correct location (usually C:Program FilesMS Xbox SDKxboxbin)

Hope this helps!

Title: Xdk Examples Reset Console
Post by: jfuller on February 07, 2003, 08:03:00 AM

Im not sure about age of chips, all I know is my xecuter2 lite doesn't need to patch using xbepatch.

And xbepatch seems to cache xbe's too, which means no matter how much you recompile a program you'll always end up with the original xbe.

Title: Xdk Examples Reset Console
Post by: VerticalE on February 08, 2003, 02:31:00 PM

LOOOOOOOOL! I'm at a point in my life where I might as that question... don't let me have second thoughts, I need to jump in this both eyes closed, drunk and only thinking about the goodies that awaits me me night of the wedding. In the words of the famous Terry Pratchet; "...he had been happily married for six months. That was 20 years ago..."

Anyway, I'll try to upload it without patching (just need to get me a new net cable), since I have executor2. It isn't a mod chip though, it's flashed over the old bios AFAIK. Does that matter?

Title: Xdk Examples Reset Console
Post by: mattb on February 10, 2003, 05:27:00 PM

QUOTE (jfuller @ Feb 7 2003, 07:10 AM)

I had a similar problem till somebody in this forum informed me that unless you have a really old mod chip you don't actually need to PATCH the xbe, (thanks to that person!) I removed the xbepatch "($targetpath)" altogether. If however you have got an old modchip that doesn't patch on the fly, you should make sure that you have a) downloaded xbepatch installed it in the correct location (usually C:Program FilesMS Xbox SDKxboxbin) Hope this helps!

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