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When I see this stuff and RRoD's it kinda baffles me. My console has been on for the last 1 1/2 months 24/7 and it still doesnt get hotter than 60 degrees and it's covered in dust right now.

Then again I set the cooling profile to 58 degree's and I used Antec Formula 7 Nanodiamond compound. It even sits upright, and still no issues with it and it was originally an RRoD rebuild that I did without a reflow or reball.

hit start, scroll to xbox marketplace, select what assets you want, scroll to download missing assets, press A on download, wait....

Try upgrading your kernel, and make sure you run the 3.17 installer (latest version) althought, you don't need it for anything other then reconfiguring dashlaunch once you've upgraded the kernel using the tutorial in my signature below...

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Doesn't it also do this with corrupted data, or is that just a fatal exception crash?

Anyone else out there remember stuff that looks like this?

Have a lust to play doorgames and MUD's again?

How 'bout a FIDOnet tunnel?

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EDIT:

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I'm not a developer; however, if your game is unsigned code then yes, you would want to install an RGH chip and dump the NAND with XeLL, write it back with custom firmware in order to unlock your device in order to do what you want it to do.

As I'm in the process of updating some of my skills in regards to Information Security, I have created a facebook page which I will be providing TuTs and additional resources. The group is White/Grey/Black, only I know who is what and it's purpose is that we all learn from eachother without them knowing eachothers background.

I find this to be the best method of learning all sides of the spectrum.

If anyone is interested, message me and I'll provide details. At this moment the general idea will be virtualized networks via GNS3 // Virtualbox // Kali Linux utilizing actual Cisco IOS/SDM/ASA virtualization with complimentary Windows Server / Solaris support.

I do NOT profess to know it all; but I know the diverse group I have already selected can easily cover the stuff that I cannot.

Anyone is welcome to join and all you gotta do is pay attention. The Honeypot is open.

Truly a thing of beauty.

Two words......   "Snap Map" That is all....  ~.o

Get it now!! 

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CHECKIT OUT CHECKIT OUT!!!!

I've been ranting about this game since last year when I was given the alpha/beta  test codes.

It's sooooooooooooooooooooo EPIC!!!!!  CoD can suck a fat one compared to anything and I mean ANYTHING that iD makes.

This was the bitch slap to all FPS designers IMHO. 

I could go for it, maybe actually figure out that stupid game. I've only played it 3 times since I got it last year.

Been playing the hell out of Port Royal 3 lately. Pretty good game, much like Sid Meirs Pirates!

awesome, looking forward to "Updates Available" message in Aurora! 

That's awesome work Felida!!  

Well if the port being conducted from this thread http://www.realmodscene.com/index.php?/topic/6593-xbmc-for-xbox-360/

is successful, then we might wind up with something like that providing that certain add-ons are compatible, otherwise they'd have to be ported too.

What swizzy said or use some Dynamat on the inside of the case and crank it up to 100%  (hahaha just kidding)

I would think you would need to install it as you would Mupen.

Either put it on USB, DVD, or a secondary hard disc so that booting to it is optional, otherwise XeLL boots to primary hard drive almost always even without pressing eject on boot.

if the drive is the same size, I would start up any linux distribution, and as root try something like dd if=/dev/sda of=/dev/sdb bs=2048 and see if that works. where sda is the drive you want to copy and sdb is the drive to copy to.

That a great approach. I'll give it a shot when I sit down to do it.

Got the suspension installed, still need to replace my sway bar end links and either re-thread or replace my front drivers side wheel hub. Just  need to clean up and reorganize so I can get to my stuff again.

Correct for the most part, Corona and Jasper consoles aren't good for it due to the fact that you have the memory unit on the same IC/device as the system is running from, meaning any write errors MAY damage your console to the point where it's only fixable by hardware

Wow that really sucks! I didn't know that with the jaspers and I thought that the corona's still have the solder points for the memory hack but yeah, any write errors would be really problematic, so you'd have to use shielded leads correct? But that would only reduce the risk.

If anything I'd think that the bad thing with doing this with a phat would be that the MU bus is probably slower on a phat than a slim.

Do a usb memory mod and solder directly into where the slim MU plugs into if its a slim. the phats can be done the same way where memory cards go.

I'd think the only thing holding anyone back from putting it on memory would be memory capacity and if you can find a usb stick that was made with faster modules then my general theory would be that program execution speed would increase.

I'll dig around and see if I still have some junk phat drives (10-12GB) and do a test. Just finished doing my cars suspension yesterday so now I can clean out the shed and re-organize some tools and parts to get to my console junk...

It should be doable, but I dont know if there is an app that can expand the partitions.

With regular PC/mac drives I'd use gparted but I doubt that'd work in this case.. =\

XB360 should be doable for sure, PS3 is not... PS3 is encrypted per-console and cannot be read at all by a PC afaik (if memory serves me right the PS3 hdd is fully encrypted, including the mbr)

Good to know on the 360, sucks for the ps3 but it makes sense... At least keeping archival volumes for the 360 is doable. I'm about to just build a basic drive and make an image of it so in the future when people ask me to do mods I can just ghost the image to the drive and it should be good to go. Just need to configure the  unity login after that. 

Much much faster way for sure!

Should be doable, if the drive is the same size, as I dont know if you can change the partition tables sizes. There is also the SS to worry about.

I just want to be able to back it up to my server as an img and be able to restore it or clone it and expand (If larger drive) or whatever... wouldn't the SS read like a MBR? Like you're drive mirroring, it will copy that also, it should at least..

I see a lot of people messing up their rigs and I often get service calls to rebuild someones RGH mod so I'm wondering if it's possible to image either of the drives for quick data recovery.

If one doesn't exist I'm guessing this is another thing to add to the bucket list of stuff that would be a pretty useful utility I think.

Would be even cooler if the gameboy port actually worked with original gameboy games.  The current hack is pretty cool though.

He's a member of the Sudomod forum and has been posting step-by-step TuT's on how to do it. Someone else took his 4 button arduino hack and redesigned it into a new PC board that makes installation more easier and elegant.

So far there's two video TuTs on it from what I can find.

I know, and i soooooo want one.. haha

Took some research but check it out.

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Pi label

Printed out a label onto a sticker, and laminated. Looks great! Honestly looks very close to a legit cartridge label.

Wiring up the cartridge reader to the SD card pads on the back of the Pi Zero.

Booting up the Pi through the SD card cartridge for the first time...

It works! I found that when I had the case closed up (which caused the card reader wires to be pressed up tightly against other stuff), the SD card reader was pretty unreliable. It would fail to boot sometimes, give read errors when loading big games, etc. I added some shielding around the SD card reader wires though, and it's been rock-solid since then.

Final layout

https://imgur.com/a/jyjmG