I'm not fully sure, but i guess you have to select "full codec support" on video settings screen

So I guess there's nothing else I can do... I'm in touch with a local store that is supposed to sell chips and parts for xboxes 1. Lets see what they say. Worst case scenario I'll pay them to switch my modchip for a new one, with an updated bios.

Thanks to all of you. I'll keep you posted.

It sounds like a chip issue or the flash installed it it is not the corrrect one for the mod chip which has been an issue in the past with some chips. You could get a member local to you to flash a bios to a flash chip and remove the one on your board and swap it ? i think i saw your chip was fitte...

I've only checked in one of the several methods I've tried and yes, that line is on "eurasia_pro_generic_flash_disc_1_3" raincoat.cfg.

That means it's a writability chip problem. But how to solve it? Only re-wiring something?

Thank you

Will try that.

Meanwhile the error I got was:

"Manufacturers ID09 Device ID00
!!Flash not Writeable!!"

The alternative option is to get a on hdd copy of evolutionx flasher from xman. once you have it you copy it onto the hdd then boot it up from the file manager in xbmc4xbox and flash from there not needing a cd :-) you could soft boot cromwell from pheonix bios loader but it is the harder way to do...

professor_jonny wrote:have you tried powering up the xbox with the flashing dvd in the drive holding in the power button for 3 seconds to unlock the flash when you turn it on ?

It's the only way how i do it.

MrMajst3r wrote:So, they are standard wires to BT and L1 points. Do you run console by long pressing power button?

Yep

Here are the pictures of the other 2 wires. Hope this helps...

Meanwhile, no success with Eurasia Flash Disc

Can You solder by chance?. If it was a pinheader install, it would have required only one easy solder job but it isn't, the board is soldered to the header. An Aladdin XT would be mounted the same way although I would recommend a pinheader install this time. What country are you in?. In Portugal......

I just my xbox up and running with my HDD 500Gb fully operable... I would swap anything, but I wouldn't know how to implement another chip

Well, i've opened it but didn't find any switch or anything look like that. I took some pictures 2012-08-28 19.05.37.jpg 2012-08-28 19.09.49.jpg Will also try EurAsia Pro Generic Flash Disc v1.3 since here http://www.eurasia.nu/modules.php?op=modload&name=Forums&file=viewtopic&forum=73&a...

I'll open my box when I get home to check if there's a switch. because if some soldering is required I'm pretty f***. I've never done anything like it.. Bought the xbox as it is

I'm not sure how to proceed from now, but here you have my email address ribeiro.hugo on google's mail.

Thank you once again!

UPDATE!

Well, finally i burned one useful DVD. However, following xman steps i get an error:

"Manufacturers ID09 Device ID00
!!Flash not Writeable!!"

you need to do a long press of the bt button to unlock the flash on power up i think ? Yes, that's true. Grab a copy of the Slayer's disc form here- http://www.eurasia.nu/modules.php?name=Downloads&d_op=viewdownloaddetails&lid=8379&ttitle=SlaYers_Auto-Installer_v2.7 Put the disc in and ...

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