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Nimbus 09 April 2003 11:28 AM


bonus. where do i get the boot disk? dash board and other software need for what i require...
Ahhhh.. That's the trick....;) I'll mail you.


and emulator stuff will it run pc versions of emulators or are there special xbox versions?
You need XBOX versions. The only one I have is for the PlayStation. A bit of hunting should find others.

[Edited by Nimbus - 9/4/2003 11:33:16 AM]

Nimbus 09 April 2003 11:39 AM

Acutally I can't mail you as you don't have an e-mail address...


There used to be a link on the Xbox-scene forum on where to download these from, but it's not there now. I can post you the ISO files on on CD. You will need to burn these onto CD-RW for them to work on the X-Box. You will also need the BIOS files for the chip. Do you have these?

Mail me off line...

[Edited by Nimbus - 9/4/2003 11:41:43 AM]

WRBlue-STi7-Prodrive 02 September 2003 10:00 AM

Who can chip xbox's?

What does this enable me to do?

ScoobyDoo555 02 September 2003 10:03 AM

you can chip the XBox yourself - it's easy to do.

Then you'll be able to play backup software, multiregion DVDS, and play games from the hard drive, or install a bigger hard drive.

Can't say how on here, because it's classed as dodgy.

Is your XBOX out of warrantee? If not, I'd wait until it is. Also, do you want to use Xbox Live! ? A chipped XBox will not be welcome on the Live! network - it'll be banned.

Dan

Hobo_Jojo 02 September 2003 10:21 AM

could u email me what i need and how to do it? or email me some links on how? how much would it cost me etc..

ive been thinkin about doin it for a while now and my box is past its warranty i think n im pretty good with electronics

WRBlue-STi7-Prodrive 02 September 2003 10:27 AM

also can you mail me the same as above? doubt i will be using xbox live ever and it is out of warrnty!

WRBlue-STi7-Prodrive 02 September 2003 10:28 AM

i found this!!

http://www.premodded.34sp.com/default.php?cPath=29

Hobo_Jojo 02 September 2003 10:28 AM

my addy is kermits_lovechild@hotmail.com

Rich Curtis 02 September 2003 01:03 PM

Dont worry too much about Xbox live.

You can still play on it with most chips but need to fit a switch to disable it to load your standard Xbox dashboard.

Also if you upgraded the HDD you will need to lock it, do an internet search for details. There are a few good sites about to tell you how to do this.

Rich - Xecuter2 lite with 120G HDD running XBlive :)

Hobo_Jojo 02 September 2003 01:13 PM

whats the best chip n how much does it cost? is it easy to fit without much knowledge on the subjet? and what else do u need with it?

M J B 02 September 2003 03:20 PM

I chipped my XBox and put in a bigger hard drive, its quite easy.

I would reccomend
http://www.worldxbox.co.uk/ Xbox forum
http://www.baldbouncer.co.uk/ Place to buy a chip

Read the forum and get an idea of what you are doing. Only thing you will strugle to find is a link to download the dashboard to use features of the chip. Search off google will find this!

Nimbus 02 September 2003 03:50 PM

X-Box Scene Excellent site with guides/tutoruals, info and forums... :)

Hobo_Jojo 02 September 2003 04:05 PM

I Can probably get a friend to send me the dashboard files...how do i get them onto my xbox?

Nimbus 02 September 2003 05:19 PM

You need to burn them onto a DVD or CD-RW (not CD-Rs) fist. You can make a boot disk with the dashboard files on. You can also FTP them across providing the boot disk is set with a static IP or you plug it into a LAN with a DHCP server. See the xbox-scene site above for more info.

If you are installing a new HDD I would strongly suggest the Slayer v2 auto installer.

Let me know what you want to do specificlly and I'll try to help.

N3WwrxB0Y 02 September 2003 05:57 PM

People dont buy a mod chip, use the software hacks they cost you nothing !

Hobo_Jojo 03 September 2003 10:57 AM

i was informed by a few ppl there are no software hacks for the xbox

Nimbus 03 September 2003 11:01 AM

No-Modchip Hacks (exploits) ;)

Never really looked into this too much.

Hobo_Jojo 03 September 2003 06:59 PM

are there any such software exploits that are easy to do which can allow multi region dvd? or play backed up games? that site is too hard to follow for me n i aint a clue what there all on about!

Nimbus 04 September 2003 09:39 AM

That's why I never bothered about using the exploits. It's just too complicated (for me anyway ;)).

Best thing is to get yourself a chip and new HDD. Then use the Slayers Auto Installer to congif your new drive. This has the multiregion DVd player with it as well as some other good Apps.

If you need any help e-mail me. :)

Hobo_Jojo 04 September 2003 10:16 AM

ive gone for executer 2 lite plus as its a doddle to install.

now ijust gotta figure out how to put emulators n media player and such on it now...


what benefits are there to puttin in a new hdd? do u have to put one in?

chiark 04 September 2003 10:19 AM

I can't see anything wrong with posting links/instructions on how to do this - there are legitimate reasons to do so, and fair use laws etc. BTW, this will *all* change if the EU ever implement their plans for the Super-DCMA that they're seriously considering...

Post away, just keep the reasons for modding legal :D - after all, that's all we want :)

Nimbus 04 September 2003 10:28 AM

Cheers Nick :)

Edit anything if you think it's go too far...



Hobo,

New HDD means you don't have to worry about messing up your original. It also means you have a lot more space for your backups, which you ran run directly off the HDD, as well as emulators and their game files. You can also store movies (not DVDs directly), but I've not bothers about that at the moment. I mainly use it for games. You don't need to have a new HDD, I just think it's safer.

It's not hard to swap the HDD. You'll have to take it out anyway to fit the chip. You will need to copy some files from the original first (the original C: partition (just for safty) and your game saves in the E: partition), then copy the E: back once your new drive in is and setup.

Like I said, I used the Slayers Auto Installer which was great. If you need this or anything else, just let me know.. :)

Hobo_Jojo 04 September 2003 11:05 AM

the only use i want from the chip is to play back ups from dvd discs play divx from cd, vcd, multiregion dvd's, and a few emulated games.

Hobo_Jojo 04 September 2003 11:07 AM

plus i dont have any money for a new hdd :(

WRBlue-STi7-Prodrive 04 September 2003 11:15 AM

i dont really understand this - so can someone explain.

If i get a new HDD i will be able to store games on it and play DVD's from any region - is this right?

If this is so how would you copy a game onto it - its not a pc - does a menu come up on screen or something?

Nick

Hobo_Jojo 04 September 2003 11:17 AM

i assume u have to link it to your pc via a cross over ethernet cable? and transfer stuff via ftp

Nimbus 04 September 2003 11:17 AM

In that case, you don't need a new HDD. You just need to be very careful when changing anything on the original. You still need to back it up though, just in case.

You can either have the Evo-X dashboard (if that's the one you want) to run from a boot disk, or copy it to your HDD.

You will need a boot disk first anyway to allow you to FTP to your XBOX and copy over the C: and E: to your PC as a backup. Once in, you can copy the Apps yourself to the E:. The Slayers Installer also allows you to add these Apps automatically on an original HDD.


So you have the choice of doing yourself or let the instaler do it. It's upto you which method you choose.

:)


Hobo_Jojo 04 September 2003 11:20 AM

bonus. where do i get the boot disk? dash board and other software need for what i require...

and emulator stuff will it run pc versions of emulators or are there special xbox versions?

Nimbus 04 September 2003 11:23 AM


If i get a new HDD i will be able to store games on it and play DVD's from any region - is this right?
Correct. You can play the game directly from the HDD. You will need the DVD player installing as well though.


If this is so how would you copy a game onto it - its not a pc - does a menu come up on screen or something?
You can do it two ways...

1. Connect your XBOX to your PC, FTP files from the DVD drive (D: ) onto your PC, then FTP them back to your game directoy on the XBOX.

2. Use the HDDLoader App to copy the files directly from the DVD drive to the XBOX HDD. This App in included in the Slayers Installer. this is what I have.

For both ways, the games should be acccessed via the Evo-X menu (providing it's setup correctly).




[Edited by Nimbus - 9/4/2003 11:30:52 AM]

Nimbus 04 September 2003 11:25 AM


i assume u have to link it to your pc via a cross over ethernet cable? and transfer stuff via ftp
Correct. You can set an IP address in Evo-X. You just need to FTP to it...


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