Anybody Have Trouble Softmodding An Xbox?
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Anybody Have Trouble Softmodding An Xbox?
Has anyone ran into any complications when soft modding there xbox?
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I have done quite a few also.. HDD and all. I use this site as a reference to refresh on it if its been awhile since I have done one.
http://www.techfreaks.org/articles/modxbox.shtml
Don't buy a USB to xbox adapter.. its SO easy to make your own from a bad or old xbox controller and a USB extension cable.
http://www.techfreaks.org/articles/modxbox.shtml
Don't buy a USB to xbox adapter.. its SO easy to make your own from a bad or old xbox controller and a USB extension cable.
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what's so much better? lol?Zombie_X wrote:I wouldn't soft mod a Xbox, do a hard mod. I have modded over 10 Xbox's and hard mods are far superior than a soft mod.


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Soft mod and hardmod are equal. So long as you don't fuck your drive up. Hardmods are moderately easier to recover as you can flash the bios to ignore the kernel missing files problem. (when you get a cold boot and it doesn't load the kernel and just shuts itself off). Other than that the mods are exactly the same. You can do everything a hardmod can do in softmod.
I've modded 4 xbox's so far and plan to mod another one to put in my arcade cab. It's very easy.
I agree with selfdestroyer, don't bother buying an action replay usb dongle. The xbox-usb converters are really cheap, or you could even make your own converter with a spare usb cable. With the right drivers (under windows) you can use the memory card port in the controller to write saves to and from with the free action replay software thats knocking around the web.
I've modded 4 xbox's so far and plan to mod another one to put in my arcade cab. It's very easy.
I agree with selfdestroyer, don't bother buying an action replay usb dongle. The xbox-usb converters are really cheap, or you could even make your own converter with a spare usb cable. With the right drivers (under windows) you can use the memory card port in the controller to write saves to and from with the free action replay software thats knocking around the web.
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I had no problems softmodding my Xbox. If I recall correctly I used Splinter Cell, Datel Action Replay Memory Card reader, and softmod software called Xecuter or something. Only issue I had was the softmod package was slightly larger then the 8mb memory card capacity. So I just removed a couple of included programs, no issues.
I later upgraded the hard drive, I ran a program to get the old hard drive locking code. I then attached the new hard drive to my PC and ran a program to lock it. Copied over the contents of the old hard drive to it, installed the new one in xbox, worked great.
I later upgraded the hard drive, I ran a program to get the old hard drive locking code. I then attached the new hard drive to my PC and ran a program to lock it. Copied over the contents of the old hard drive to it, installed the new one in xbox, worked great.
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