...As that is a P.C tool, what format should the 'mac' hdd be in before writing the image, please? (I've not used that app before)
Since it's a dd image, it contains the partition table and layout within the image file. You don't need to prepare the drive in any way since hddrawcopy will target the disk by hardware and not partition and will prepare the drive for you. As long as the disk is physically fine and recognized by Windows then it should work. The only weird part is that the drive won't be readable by Windows once it is imaged since it's an APM partitioned image.
Cool to see more popping up If anyone can verify if their fan on the x800 spins down after a while and seems to run extremely hot, let me know, as that is what I am seeing on mine.
Lightbulbfun has also confirmed that retail wireless Xbox 360 controllers should work if you plug in a USB wireless controller receiver normally used on PCs.
Found that if you are using a OG xbox controller, pressing L + R + X really fast will act the same as the guide button on the X360 controller
Does this only work on dual CPU G5s, or would it work on a dual core one also? My G5 is a late-2005 2.0GHz dual core (970MP), though it has PCI-E rather than PCI-X.
Yeah. All brand new paste. It just seems to get staggeringly hot after a while. It seems to be if I load into Dolphin and leave it for 5mins. I haven't been able to launch anything on it just yet as I'm waiting on the network card.
I'll add that to the wiki along with the video mode shortcuts. You absolutely need a PCI-X model dual processor 2GHz model. The PCI-E models use a different SMC and won't be compatible even if you somehow get an X800 XT flashed into a PCI-E slot. Probably just the nature of these cards (which is why so few working ones exist). I usually prefer to run my FireGLs instead of my actual X800 XTs for this very reason.
How many RAM slots did this motherboard have, 4 or 8, please? ...I have a pile of different ones, and one 'early' 2.0ghz model has a proper sticker on it showing it's flashed with 5.2.4f1, yet it has 8 RAM slots, didn't know if this was 'normal'?
8 slots is what you want. 4 slots is the PCI model which is not compatible. 5.2.4f1 might work (and if it doesn't I can help you downgrade it).
Thank you, so to confirm from my original question....did the 'later' motherboard that you tried to flash an earlier file to (That you bricked).....did it have 4 or 8 RAM slots please?
If anyone could play halo 1 at length and record it and post it here, that would be appreciated. would be nice to see how it performs.
Is that true of all machines? I have a 1.6ghz 4 ram slot model, not compatible b/c of CPU speed but it has PCI-X slots. All of the pins are populated too. I've never actually seen any models with standard PCI slots.
here is some horrible quality footage i for it Also started a compatibility chart. I am having fun playing with this lol. https://protoplanet.us/planet-chill/alpha-xedk-og-xbox-emulator-compatibility-chart/
Something interesting for you guys to try.. press L + R + UP(d-pad) while on XENON Launcher. it will go to a black screen, press L + R + DOWN it will go back. this is what xbWatson shows when doing this.
So out of curiosity, is there absolutely no chance to convert beta / retail XEX files to work with the alpha kits? It's probably too early to answer this question, but maybe someone had a peek into these things.
well we have a copy of Full Auto and its very close, you would think it would work, but it doesnt, maybe someone can (and i really do hope) they can get a 360 build to run on it, but the kernel went through such rapid kernal changes, that who knows whats possible.