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[AZImmortal]

If you use Ind bios 5003, then you can create a config file that disables the flubber animation completely.  It's been a long time since I've messed around with the config file, but I just took a look at mine and it says "SHOWFLUB=0", which I believe is what's disabling the flubber on mine.  It still shows a "Loading Ind-bios" screen (white text on black background), but it's silent and much faster than waiting for the flubber animation.  I also believe that there's a way to use a custom boot logo in place of this screen, but it's been so long that I've forgotten.

[dsdork]

QUOTE(AZImmortal @ Dec 28 2011, 02:13 AM)

If you use Ind bios 5003, then you can create a config file that disables the flubber animation completely.  It's been a long time since I've messed around with the config file, but I just took a look at mine and it says "SHOWFLUB=0", which I believe is what's disabling the flubber on mine.  It still shows a "Loading Ind-bios" screen (white text on black background), but it's silent and much faster than waiting for the flubber animation.  I also believe that there's a way to use a custom boot logo in place of this screen, but it's been so long that I've forgotten.

Thanks.  It has been a long time for me too.  Many of the sites with tools or walkthroughs are gone.  

Do you know if Ind bios 5003 boot 1.0-1.6b?  Are there any other advantages to it?  


I want to try to get the same completely black screen I have with
Xecuter2.4981 if possible and am willing to use one bios for 1-1.5 and another for 1.6 and 1.6b.

Thanks!

[dsdork]

It looks like EvTool will do the trick.  I found it in this thread: http://forums.xbox-s...howtopic=731373

[Heimdall]

For a 1.6 Xbox you have to use Evox M8+ 1.6, or X2.5035 1.6 - there are no other 1.6 BIOSes. Unfortunately X2.5035 is a 512kB BIOS, so won't fit on an Alladin chip - so you have to use Evox M8+ 1.6, and you use EvTool 1.09 to edit that.