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Interesting...
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ModNoob
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25. October 2003 @ 13:17 |
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I just got my xecuter 2.2 lite + the other day, and figured it would be an easy install since I have a version 1.0. I read about everyone not being able to get the green LED to come on, so when mine came on the first try I was stoked, however, even though all 3 LEDs are coming on, I do not think that all of the pins are connecting properly. If I readjust the chip 500 times then the bios will boot. I had it working last night, then today whenever I enable the chip, my xbox turns on, then promptly shuts down again. It does this 2 times, then boots to a black screen with nothing on it. hmm...Perhaps my dO point is not my problem, but the other points are my problem...any suggestions? I am thinking I will prolbably just end up soldering my "solderless" chip...grr
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Spine
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25. October 2003 @ 14:59 |
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Nah it def sounds like its the d0 point. When i got mine to work with the green light it wouldnt show the bios update screen so i had to adjust it a bit and screw it a bit more down and then it worked fine.
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ModNoob
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25. October 2003 @ 18:10 |
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You sure it might not be the other points? I checked the dO and it looks like it has a connection..plus the green LED is on. I know for a fact that the blue LEDs are misleading..there is only one pin that needs to be connected to turn on both blue LEDs...and I know that several times all three LEDs were lit up, but the pin right above the bottom blue LED was not connected.
Any tips on soldering them?
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Spine
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25. October 2003 @ 18:11 |
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Well if thats the case id say that your chip is screwed up. I would send it back to be honest.
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ModNoob
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25. October 2003 @ 18:34 |
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No, I have got it to boot to the cromwell screen a few times..I will just solder it. However, just to make sure..I did try to flash my bios with the M7 bios, and I dont believe that it worked. It said loading..then after a while the dvd drive ejected and it said please insert bios update..I restarted it, and it still booted to cromwell..do I dont think It flashed...But when I do flash it..all I do is put the M7.bin file and a 1 meg. of dummy.bin on a cdrw and burn it with Nero?
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Spine
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25. October 2003 @ 18:40 |
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Ok if you get that screen your fine. No it didnt flash. When it works it will show a bar and then shut off the xbox when its done. Im not familiar with the M7 bios i have the xecuter 4977 bios on mine. Go to http://www.xbox-scene.com/tools/tools.php?page=flash and download the Xecuter Bios Manager program. Open that up and hit import and hit your bios file. Then click on each bank and hit add i believe and when you do all 4 save it. Burn that file and the dummy file. If it still ejects, its your media. I personally burned mine onto a DVD-R.
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Spine
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25. October 2003 @ 18:41 |
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Oh one thing, i saw you said 1 meg file, make sure its at least 100 megs.
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ModNoob
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26. October 2003 @ 06:16 |
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K, I was up untill 4 in the morning soldering everything into place, and still no luck...it still turns on then off twice then boots to a black screen. I am getting very frustrated because I know that my chip is good, I had cromwell show up before...Is it possible that when I attempted to flash my bios I could have not burned the cd right or had a corrupted bios that would have caused this? I am doubting this because of the fact that I never got a progress bar or any kind of confirmation that the chip was in fact being flashed...*rips out hair*
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Spine
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26. October 2003 @ 06:34 |
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Does it turn off shut off twice and then flash red and green?
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fongkong
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26. October 2003 @ 11:23 |
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i am having same problem and i do get the red/green flashing on eject button. my system did flash and turn off, but now nothing.
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Spine
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26. October 2003 @ 13:04 |
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When that happens it means that it cant find a bios. So in your case its probably a bad flash. If you have the same chip switch the bank to the one you didnt use and reflash it. By the way what bios did you try?
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fongkong
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26. October 2003 @ 13:12 |
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i used xecuter2_4978. but how do i get cromwell screen to come up to flash bios in other bank. ive tried and cant figure that out either. i really appreciate the help
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Spine
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26. October 2003 @ 13:15 |
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Well the 4978 is a beta bios. I wont touch a beta bios. I have the 4977. Anyhow, on your switch theres the switch for bank1 and bank2 just flip that to the other.
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fongkong
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26. October 2003 @ 19:51 |
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flipping switch doesn't work. the 4978 build was 1024 instead of 512, is it possible it used both banks? if so, do i need one of those "programmers" to get this thing working?
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ModNoob
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26. October 2003 @ 19:59 |
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I used the 1024 size too...so im guesing it would have taken up both banks...and I can tell you that it turns off twice then flashes..not sure what colors however..i have blue LEDs heh...So if i get the programmer will this solve the problem?
For future referance..is there any way to check my bios file to be sure it is a good bios? I want to use the M7 because I have heard of many people saying that they have trouble backing up games with the other bios.
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