StaticPulse

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.

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.

Took some research but check it out. ####### Game Boy Zero by wermy · 20 days ago 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 ################################## Original link below https://imgur.com/a/jyjmG

THats one hell of a mod project!

https://www.indiegogo.com/projects/the-64-computer-and-handheld-console#/story I think it's pretty nifty that it will run the original native environment for coding. I'd really like to see its proposed specs and architecture. It's going to have USB, HDMI, SD Card, original cartridge mount (Maybe support for the oldschool accessories?) 1541 drive emulation The SID chips will come piggybacked in the stock model which is awesome for music. Fully open source equipment too.

If you lived closer I'd loan out my devkit to you for sure. I'm doing nothing with it since I replaced the 213watt psu. Still been on hiatus with my own XDK Beta prototype restoration project with the classic xbox........ I'll eventually get around to it when my cars suspension is fully addressed... =\ It seems to me like your project is taking a step for the better, although a more difficult step, its progress nevertheless. Keep up the great work man!!!!!!

Maybe M$ will allow us to remap the xbox live connection information so we can make our own centralized servers for retro gamers. That'll be the day....

More than likely it's a broken solder point or cold joint due to heat if the original modder didn't create a decent cooling profile for it in dashlaunch... The maximum price to fix it is relative to what wrong with the console. You'd have to open it and provide some pictures if you wanted a better idea on what is or at least what isn't wrong with it. Pictures of all the wiring would do wonders as well as letting us know which model of Xbox 360 it is. Use this to figure out what model you have and then when you get it open, take a picture of the modchip so you know which one was used, then I could probably get you a wiring pinout which would let you be able to visually check the problem yourself..

Not sure if you've seen these or not before on the TX forum/howto wiki, but I compiled them for personal use since I find that default DIP settings on heat damage used consoles that I refurbish // hack almost always need a custom DIP setting. As for the jumper, I find that having it in the middle is usually the most sucessful and I like to also solder in a 30uf disc cap.

It's a rather nifty piece of software that allows you to build an HTPC / Arcade, that is with the right addons.

I really should click his link before saying something like it'd have to emulate the opposing consoles stuff which allows the programs to run. If it did work it'd run slow as hell I'd think since it's running two types of instruction sets and highly doubtful unless working from a devkit that had sufficient memory to support such an action.

Well said. I'm a member on another forum and I think I have like maybe 82 posts on it or something and there's nothing different other than your sub avatar changes to look a little bit cooler.

I personally like using Titan and its all-in-one screen view with my filters set as a widget which makes Genesis // Trakt library integration a whole lot more elegant. http://bestforkodi.com/enhanced-all-in-one-home-screen-titan-skin/

I stand corrected. Never knew it was made for PS1.

The original playstation only had 2 controller ports so as far as mapping two new controller into the game I doubt thats going to happen.

This thread just reminded me that I still need to find a slim final devkit psu...... I need to get off my ass and do that bios switch mod on that xdk beta kit that I've been working on too..... =P

I'm guessing you have a slim. Clean the sensor with a q-tip and some rubbing alcohol. the only other reason it could be happening to my knowledge is that the sensor ribbon is slightly unplugged on the RF board and you'd have to take the case apart, remove the front cover and re-attached the cable in fully and evenly.

There are quite a few TuTs on doing multidisc install. Here http://www.se7ensins.com/forums/threads/how-to-install-gta-v-on-jtag.984199/

Hey thanks a LOT Swizzy!!! Dude you rock bro!!

The best I can do for you is 2.0.8 I never did find a copy of 2.0.9 and the main release page for it is no longer hosting the link which would lead me to believe that they pulled it. Anyways, here's a link that will give you four different sources for 2.0.8 http://down.emucr.com/v3/4648226275721216 Actually, here it is. pcsxr_360_2.0.8.zip

So this is for linux audio streaming locally? Interesting....

lol kinda jumping the gun a bit unless he winds up totally successful and converts it to XDK. That would be even cooler! EDIT you know, if he's successful at this project of his and does do a XDK conversion, a whole lot of video and audio codec support will become available for everyone.

@ Swizzy, that GIF support would come in handy now! Dude Skyhi, YOU ROCK BRO!!! If a Kodi Isengard (Or even Helix) build could be ported over that would be so freaking awesome!!!

If I had a mac, I'd just install parallels and run an XP vm in order to use any tools not made for OSX... Good job by the way, it's nice to see compatibility opening up for other users.

I just figured it would be simpler to do from the end user level. Nice that people can do it with the with the XuiTool though.