Originally posted by: gigapet
yeah pirating games should go over well ....lock'r up
Originally posted by: purbeast0
let's just say .... it's not done yet ... publicly
and don't expect to see chips coming out until around april/may. the iso's are out there for the games but you can't do anything with them yet.
i just want to see how these chip guys are going to get around the whole "forcing to update the dash" thing. When a chip comes out, MS is just going to have a dash update that will probably make your system not work with a chip until a new bios for the chip comes out that gets around it. I can see it just going in circles, but I dunno ... guess we'll find out![]()
Originally posted by: Budmantom
Originally posted by: purbeast0
let's just say .... it's not done yet ... publicly
and don't expect to see chips coming out until around april/may. the iso's are out there for the games but you can't do anything with them yet.
i just want to see how these chip guys are going to get around the whole "forcing to update the dash" thing. When a chip comes out, MS is just going to have a dash update that will probably make your system not work with a chip until a new bios for the chip comes out that gets around it. I can see it just going in circles, but I dunno ... guess we'll find out![]()
An on/off switch?
Originally posted by: RagingBITCH
Originally posted by: Budmantom
Originally posted by: purbeast0
let's just say .... it's not done yet ... publicly
and don't expect to see chips coming out until around april/may. the iso's are out there for the games but you can't do anything with them yet.
i just want to see how these chip guys are going to get around the whole "forcing to update the dash" thing. When a chip comes out, MS is just going to have a dash update that will probably make your system not work with a chip until a new bios for the chip comes out that gets around it. I can see it just going in circles, but I dunno ... guess we'll find out![]()
An on/off switch?
Well it still doesn't circumvent it. Just like you can't take a modded Xbox now online with a chip, same with the 360. Long as it's offline it doesn't matter.
Originally posted by: Budmantom
Originally posted by: RagingBITCH
Originally posted by: Budmantom
Originally posted by: purbeast0
let's just say .... it's not done yet ... publicly
and don't expect to see chips coming out until around april/may. the iso's are out there for the games but you can't do anything with them yet.
i just want to see how these chip guys are going to get around the whole "forcing to update the dash" thing. When a chip comes out, MS is just going to have a dash update that will probably make your system not work with a chip until a new bios for the chip comes out that gets around it. I can see it just going in circles, but I dunno ... guess we'll find out![]()
An on/off switch?
Well it still doesn't circumvent it. Just like you can't take a modded Xbox now online with a chip, same with the 360. Long as it's offline it doesn't matter.
You can take a (hard)modded xbox online as long as it's off, or am I missing something?
Tom
Originally posted by: Budmantom
Have they done it yet?
Not just adding a bigger HD and modding the case but burning the games(that you own) on the HD.
Originally posted by: royaldank
Originally posted by: Budmantom
Have they done it yet?
Not just adding a bigger HD and modding the case but burning the games(that you own) on the HD.
They haven't figured out how to add a larger drive yet. They haven't figured out how to do anything yet. Also, MS responded fairly quickly once the news the kiosk disc would work if you burned the image on disc. They had a security update ready to go about 2 weeks later. This one might be a tough battle, especially those that want to play online with a modded unit.
Originally posted by: greenman100
Originally posted by: Budmantom
Originally posted by: RagingBITCH
Originally posted by: Budmantom
Originally posted by: purbeast0
let's just say .... it's not done yet ... publicly
and don't expect to see chips coming out until around april/may. the iso's are out there for the games but you can't do anything with them yet.
i just want to see how these chip guys are going to get around the whole "forcing to update the dash" thing. When a chip comes out, MS is just going to have a dash update that will probably make your system not work with a chip until a new bios for the chip comes out that gets around it. I can see it just going in circles, but I dunno ... guess we'll find out![]()
An on/off switch?
Well it still doesn't circumvent it. Just like you can't take a modded Xbox now online with a chip, same with the 360. Long as it's offline it doesn't matter.
You can take a (hard)modded xbox online as long as it's off, or am I missing something?
Tom
different deal
360 dash updates will be embedded in every game disk - so if you want to run a game that was released after your modchip, or go online, ever, then you're f'ed
orginal xbox's mod was int eh BIOS - the stock dashboard never saw the mod
Originally posted by: gigapet
yeah pirating games should go over well ....lock'r up
Originally posted by: Trikat
Originally posted by: gigapet
yeah pirating games should go over well ....lock'r up
You know not all people use the Modding of Xboxes to pirate games.
I think it is a great idea as games load on the regular Xbox atleast 3-5 times faster.
I don't know what I would be doing in those games that require constant loading/saving due to it being so freaking hard without the mods.
Originally posted by: gigapet
yeah pirating games should go over well ....lock'r up
Originally posted by: Budmantom
Originally posted by: royaldank
Originally posted by: Budmantom
Have they done it yet?
Not just adding a bigger HD and modding the case but burning the games(that you own) on the HD.
They haven't figured out how to add a larger drive yet. They haven't figured out how to do anything yet. Also, MS responded fairly quickly once the news the kiosk disc would work if you burned the image on disc. They had a security update ready to go about 2 weeks later. This one might be a tough battle, especially those that want to play online with a modded unit.
80 gb hd ?
Originally posted by: Budmantom
Originally posted by: purbeast0
let's just say .... it's not done yet ... publicly
and don't expect to see chips coming out until around april/may. the iso's are out there for the games but you can't do anything with them yet.
i just want to see how these chip guys are going to get around the whole "forcing to update the dash" thing. When a chip comes out, MS is just going to have a dash update that will probably make your system not work with a chip until a new bios for the chip comes out that gets around it. I can see it just going in circles, but I dunno ... guess we'll find out![]()
An on/off switch?
Originally posted by: Homerboy
Originally posted by: Trikat
Originally posted by: gigapet
yeah pirating games should go over well ....lock'r up
You know not all people use the Modding of Xboxes to pirate games.
I think it is a great idea as games load on the regular Xbox atleast 3-5 times faster.
I don't know what I would be doing in those games that require constant loading/saving due to it being so freaking hard without the mods.
The ignorance in this thread is painful. pirating games or not modding an xbox for WHATEVER resaon is illegal if you are using a modified version of the MS supplied bios. You can "mod" an xbox all you want if you load a home brewed BIOS that loads *NIX or something similar. But that is hardly useful and really used 99.9% as a loop hole to allow mod chi pdevelopers to actually develop, manufacture and sell chips... what you do AFTER that is not their responsibility.
They have added larger harddrives as has been pointed out and you can certainly go online with a modded xbox. MS did come out about a year ago to ban people/boxes that were modified AFTER they had already been online (if I recall it was a hardware/EEPROM/BIOS/name tag check combination of some nature. Your hardware signature was tied to your EEPROM. Change your hardware etc you were banned).
Regardless, rest assured there a lot of people out there hammering away on the 360 to get it cracked for ANY purpose. If I recall chip makers actually got their hands on a dev unit long before the 360 hit store shelves.
Free program Xplorer360 hacks its way through the closed-source file system that is the XBox 360 and allows you full access to playing around with what's inside your XBox hard drive. From Gizmodo:
The program allows you to browse the entire 360 and even lets you drag files from your original XBox over to the 360, which, as we know, used to be impossible. There is even a new site, 360gamesaves, where you can trade saved games with others.
So there you have it, gamers. The first step in turning your 360 into the delightfully hackable gaming and home entertainment piece of hardware it was always made to be.