From: David W. <dwa...@la...> - 2005-11-08 16:18:51
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Hi, Thanks for the direction. So far I have aquired a SanDisk Cruzer Micro 256 MB USB memory stick, per the HOWTO, and made a usb cable with a xpad extension cable and a usb cable. Hhen I plug it in, the led flashes green. I go into the memory menu item of the dashboard, but nothing happens. Should it not format the stick to FATX at that point? I have also tries a GE 128 MB stick, to no avail. Found an origional (I think) MechAssult game in a local game shop and bought it. MS02301LL1 is the laser signature, is this the right game? Thanks, David On Sun, 2005-11-06 at 16:30 +0000, David Pye wrote: > On Sunday 06 November 2005 16:20, David Wallace wrote: > > Hi list, > > > > I just found a 2002 made in Mexico xbox in a pawn shop and bought it. I > > have been reading about Linux on them for a couple of weeks and am > > fairly sure it is a 1.1 version. The kernel version is 4034 and the > > dashboard is5659.03 It has a Thompson DVD and a WD hard drive. > > > > I have no desire to play xbox games, so the hardware Linux install looks > > like my route, mostly to run a Mythtv front end on it. That said, I have > > several questions I can't seem find answers for in the documentation. My > > current network consists of 2 Fedora 4 boxes and a 3Com Audrey behind a > > broadband router/firewall, no Windows other than X, been Microsoft free > > since '93. > > > > The xbox has several saved games and some music on it. should I delete > > this stuff? I have no use for any of it. > > A full native linux install will wipe it, so don't bother. > > > Is there an absolute way to know if it is a 1.0 or a 1.1 xbox? > > Why does it matter? For the hardware modifications, it's irrelevant. > > > How do I know what size the BIOS is? (Have no idea which flash file to > > use) > > 1.0 and 1.1 both use 1024k bios images. (Solder the links, then read the > existing bios to a file: raincoat -r oldbios.bin. Check the size of this > file, and use one of the same size). > > > Should I down grade the dashboard before doing any soldering? > > No need. > > > I want to put a 120 GB drive in the xbox. At what point can I do this? > > Once you have flashed the bios with cromwell. > > > I ban hardly wait to start this project, but don't want to toast the > > xbox. Thanks in advance for the help! > > If your hardware mod is the 'tsop flashing' one you'll need a savegame, and an > exploitable game, and a way to get the savegame onto the xbox. > > If you're planning on a modchip, you don't need to worry about that. > > David > > > > David > |