Just an example.
I'm not doing someone elses google work.
In all fairness, I did look. I just never found anything for less than $18. (And the Xecutor is over $100! Damn!) I do appreciate the assistance, for what it's worth.
Just an example.
I'm not doing someone elses google work.

I paid $23 for my modchip lol.In all fairness, I did look. I just never found anything for less than $18. (And the Xecutor is over $100! Damn!) I do appreciate the assistance, for what it's worth.


A Modchip with a OS have a big advantage over tsop flashed mods.Is the hardmod so borked that it doesn't boot? Or are you still getting error 16?
The Original Xbox was the first console I modded, I've probably softmodded at least 8 of them by now. I also helped one guy install a modchip, but I've never really seen much of an advantage for modchips, especially when you can do a TSOP flash (which unfortunately isn't possible on 1.6 motherboards.) Where are you located? I'm in southeast Virginia, I'd be willing to help.
I know that it's possible to kill a hard drive during a hard drive swap, but I've never had it happen to me, and I know I screwed up and had to retry the swap dozens of times with my first mod.
A Modchip with a OS have a big advantage over tsop flashed mods.

Webflashing and multiple bioses like 1 modded and 1 dev bios.Like what? With a TSOP flash I'm able to load backups and homebrew from the hard drive as well as the DVD drive, and I can replace the hard drive without worrying about the unique hard drive key.
What more functionality could a modchip give me, besides running one of those LCD mods?
Webflashing and multiple bioses like 1 modded and 1 dev bios.
Webflashing and multiple bioses like 1 modded and 1 dev bios.

Ik with PBL but it is just handy if you use a dev bios very often.It is possible to use software based methods to achieve this though.
Im not an average user so it is useful for me. I often swap bioses (mostly dev bioses) some didn't boot at all so if i flashed it normally i would have a bricked console.I'll admit that webflashing is a pretty nifty feature, but why on earth would the average end user need multiple bioses? I only see very limited cases where somebody would use something like that.

