I have a couple motherboards that I don't have the eeprom for and I want to bring them back from the dead. I have a Duo X2 Lite chip and an X3 (with front bank switch). Is possible to use a modchip to flash the onboard bios? Can I boot a locked Xbox with the chip enabled and then disable it after it's booted up and flash the onboard bios chip?
If not, I'll get an eeprom reader. I'm overdue for one anyways.
Can a modchip flash onboard bios?
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Re: Can a modchip flash onboard bios?
Oops, hold the phone. I might have a case of the dumb. I can use the modchip to get the eeprom off the locked motherboard then just lock a new drive with the salvaged key and go through the tsop flashing process.
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Re: Can a modchip flash onboard bios?
Good post and your right this should help folks out.
If the bios on the chip is non-retail you can throw in the unlocked drive and use Slayer's or something similar to just lock it to the machine (might use the disc to restore the drive to retail just to be sure the TSOP goes smoothly). From there remove your chip TSOP your heart away without having to mess with EEPROM keys.
If the bios on the chip is non-retail you can throw in the unlocked drive and use Slayer's or something similar to just lock it to the machine (might use the disc to restore the drive to retail just to be sure the TSOP goes smoothly). From there remove your chip TSOP your heart away without having to mess with EEPROM keys.
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