SylverReZ

Any updates regarding if your 80-wire IDE cable arrived? If so, let me know how the installation goes.

Mine was a Xenium Black Ice or Duo X3 modchip.

I purchased an Original Xbox back in May of 2023 just so I want to experience what its like to own one again for the very first time. My dad used to have one until he sold it about a year or so later. I've heard of something called Cerbios, which is a custom BIOS with an extensive amount of features. I went to work and bought an OpenXenium and Xbox 1.1 model from eBay and successfully chipped it.

Is this tool safe to use?

It'd be nice if we had a larger compatibility list made.

Try reflowing the LPC pin header or install a LPC rebuild QSB.

Okay, good. Did you make sure to connect BT on the chip to GND?

What console revision do you have, and how are you programming the chip?

That is sick. Good job.

You must have prior soldering experience before proceeding. This is in no way, shape or form, a guide on how to solder. Requirements: OpenOCD-XPack (download) XBlast CPLD files - only download the ones with (.SVF) (download) FT232RL UART adapter - either a clone or original 1. Download the latest release of the OpenOCD-XPack, then extract the contents to an empty folder. 2. Inside the "/bin/" folder, create a new file called "openocd.cfg". Open the file using your preferred text editor, then make the following changes: #daemon configuration telnet_port 4444 gdb_port 3333 adapter driver ft232r adapter speed 500 ft232r restore_serial 0x15 transport select jtag jtag newtap LC4032V tap -irlen 8 -expected-id 0x01805043 3. Next, use a set of male-to-male jumper wires, and solder the JTAG connections from the Aladdin chip to the FT232 adapter as follows: Aladdin XT+ FT232RL +3.3V +3.3V TDO RTS TMS CTS TDI RXD TCK TXD GND GND (ENSURE THAT THE JUMPER ON THE FTDI IS SET TO +3.3V AND NOT +5V!) 4. Open a new terminal window inside of the current directory of "/bin/" and type "sudo ./openocd -f openocd.cfg" (no quotations) and press Enter. OpenOCD will wait until a debugger is connected. Then, in another terminal window, type "xterm -e telnet localhost 4444" (no quotations), from there, you can send commands to OpenOCD. 5. Inside of the Telnet window, type "svf" followed by the filename of the SVF file you wish to program (i.e., svf "1MB OSSUPPORT.SVF"), then press Enter to write it to the chip. 6. You're all set!

View File Cheapmod Mini V1.6/B Diagrams Cheapmod Mini diagrams for Xbox 1.6 revisions. Submitter SylverReZ Submitted 02/15/24 Category Member Submitted Downloads  

Finalized gerbers for Cheapmod Mini v2. Let me know if there are any issues with the PCB; I have thoroughly checked the traces and everything seems to be in order. BOM: U1: SST49LF020-PLCC32 C1 - 0.1uF 0603 PPTC062LFBN-RC (for the connector) cheapmod-mini-v2-final.zip

Why do you need to add a switch? XBlastOS allows to add multiple BIOS images.