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Pearl Jammzz - Jul 14, 2003 |
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Ammut | Jul 15, 2003 | |||
After hearing that just what you can do with a modded xbox (emulation, movies, music, bigger hd for it all) I'm planning on getting one soon for sure. I really can't give you much info though, sorry, as I just started looking at this myself. A good start would be Here... and here... What modchip are you getting by the way? Please tell me the positives and negatives of all this to help me out Good luck with your new funbox. ---Ammut |
WiseMan | Jul 15, 2003 | |||
also have a look at the console->xbox sectionhere... a factor of particular interest to me is the CPS2 emulation! anyway it sounds like your going to mod your xbox yourself so i gather your no doubt aware of the anti-tampering device installed in newer xboxes? |
Dyne | Jul 15, 2003 | |||
anti tampering device? as far as i know theres only been two revisions of the xbox and both are easily modded. |
Jurai | Jul 16, 2003 | ||||
i heard they have new things called "PC's" that can run emulators and music and videos, i dunno tho |
stack99 | Jul 16, 2003 | |||
how much are mods going for, for the xbox? (please don't ban me for this...) thanks |
ExCyber | Jul 16, 2003 | ||||
If by "tamper with it" you mean "install a BIOS that's completely incompatible with your Xbox revision", then yeah, I guess that's accurate. <_< |
WiseMan | Jul 16, 2003 | |||
tamper as in open the thing? i have no idea what it was meant to be its just a rumour i heard that microsoft were installing devices that stop it from working if you install a mod. |
Gallstaff | Jul 16, 2003 | ||||
Dude I would reccomend building a gaming comp and then hookin it up to a TV with a good video out card. |
ExCyber | Jul 16, 2003 | |||
What MS will do is kick you off Live if you're running a hacked BIOS. There's almost certainly a way to get around this, but since such a hack would inevitably lead to massive cheating nobody's really bothered with it (or haven't realeased anything if they have). |
Pearl Jammzz | Jul 16, 2003 | |||
There is currently no game that I would want to pay 50 bucks a yr for to play online. Mostly it will be used as a media machine as well as an old-school gaming comp. Will be able to save a lot of space and hookups running the old stuff off of the box instead of the actual console itself. and I have a V1.1 box so I am good to go...I got the first shipment of the ones bundled with JSRF and Sega GT |
Arakon | Jul 16, 2003 | |||
actually, there's no real way to get around it. once the bios is in RAM, you can't just modify it again, at least not AFTER booting a game. which is a good thing, IMO. @stack: basic ones go for as low as 10-15$, professional ones with more features for 50-70. |
IUG | Jul 17, 2003 | |||
While you are talking about a modded xbox, I might as well drop a link to one of the sites I used to go to... www.consolevision.com... . They are all about the homebrew/emulation on console scene. Although to get their stuff (which is illegal btw, no legal SDK for the xbox, only a stolen one) you have to hop onto IRC and get it DCC'ed to you from a bot. They just want to make sure the site never goes down. |
Arakon | Jul 17, 2003 | |||
xbox-scene.com has almost all news on any releases, and #xbins on efnet is the official file channel that 99% of the xbox homebrew devs use. |
Pearl Jammzz | Jul 17, 2003 | |||
Anyone have any suggestions on which BIOS I should put on the chip? I have the legal flash BIOS that is based off of the cromwell linux BIOS I believe...I have been looking at different dashboards and the Evo one seems the best. Now do I have to have a special BIOS to run the Evo dashboard? If so, which ones? If now, then what's a real nice BIOS to get......I haven't seen much on the subject so I dunno and being a total noob to the subject, it would really help me out, thanks guys |
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