MadMartigan

Yes, excellent news. I was trying everything I could think of as well as suggestions from lots of folks. Thank you for actually taking the time to help figure this out. I shouldn't have just assumed everything was running properly after the initial install. Lesson learned. Now to look into the 128mb patched Half Life

I reflowed the second board after breakfast and it is also running Cerbios smoothly now. First one ran for about two hours last night with not one freeze. Second one is going through the paces now. So far, so good. To recap, they’re both now showing 90-93mb free within XBMC through Cerbios. I will look more into the Chihiro games later as that seems to be the final boss for RAM testing. Would that be correct?

After a reflow, XBMC4Gamers shows 90mb free and seems to be working better. I’ve been playing Halo 2 for about 20 mins. I will reflow the second board tomorrow and see how it goes. This whole time, PrometheOS has shown 113mb free which I found weird. I don’t know how the OS ram detection differentiates from in bios though. Edit: Forgot to mention that Virtua Cop 3 still wouldn’t boot. I guess it’s possible I don’t have something installed correctly. I held X and pressed start to initiate the ram hack, but it just hangs at the pic I showed above.

It's all good. He did it a good while back. I can handle a reflow with my air station and see what happens.

However, this is what XblastOS ram test shows. What is your recommendation from here?

Looks to be the case. I guess I need to test the other console and most likely try a reflow.

Update: Got M8 patched to finally load into XBMC and was able to update through the downloader. It does seem to be handling things better, but I’m going to let it run for a while to see if it locks up. A step in the right direction at least. I still want to figure out why Cerbios is having troubles.

Can’t get the patched M8 to even load now. Hangs on black screen after flubber. Assumed it was the dash so I reinstalled Evox from the cerb disc, but still blank. I am now getting random freezing on PrometheOS which is very rare, but it did just happen. Makes me lean more towards a ram issue or something. The post you linked has nothing similar to my issue, from what I can tell. Edit: I’m not familiar with what I need to do for the 128mb version. Can I patch that as well? I’m more than willing to start over from scratch if you have a suspicion that something isn’t configure right.

I have two consoles that are giving me freezing issues after choosing Cerbios from the OS menu. A 1.0 and a 1.1 revision. Both have 128mb RAM and HD+ with open xenium running PrometheOS 1.3.0. Prometheos seems to have no issue operating for an hour or more and temps stay under or around 40. At no point does it seem like a heat issue and once, I was able to play Halo 2 for an hour or so, but only once. Here’s what I’ve tried so far… Every software version on the HD+ to rule out incompatibility with certain ones. It doesn’t make a difference. Xenium OS And All versions of Prometheos. Three different HDDs built with fatxplorer as well as the newest Cerbios installer disc. (They all work flawlessly on different consoles, with no freezing) UnleashX, XBMC4Gamers, and Emustation (All current releases) Different, brand new, 80 wire cables. (Also flipping the ends around) This is driving me crazy. Everything was installed by Redherring32 and looks great. Edit: Mods, please move this if it’s in the wrong place.