I have an x3 that will boot to Flashbios 3.0.1 with a 1.6 Xbox. In network mode it will give me the IP address. I can HTTP in but I cannot FTP in. Using port 21 with a username and password of x3. Have flashed banks 1234 with 1959 via a cd and can ftp in with avalaunch as a dash and with x3 config live. It must be something simple that I am doing wrong but I can't figure it out.
Cannot FTP when booted to Flashbios
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Martin C
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"I can HTTP in but I cannot FTP in. Using port 21 with a username and password of x3"
So it works then!
The Network option on FlashBIOS is so you can flash via HTTP. It's not FTP access!
Martin
So it works then!
The Network option on FlashBIOS is so you can flash via HTTP. It's not FTP access!
Martin
According to the tutorials I have read, in this mode you can flash with HTTP or FTP. If this is not the case, then the tutorials should be changed.
Martin C
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Reballing the GPU
Hello all i have been repairing xbox's for around a year now with great sucess, although i do get the odd one that comes back and i cant do anything with.
I have come accross this you tube vid on reballing the gpu and these guys are giving 1year warranty on there repairs looks preety impressive.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OIwNSBtQKUw
Has anyone got any experience in doing this repair?
Any good tutorials?
From what i gather you need some kind of acid to remove the gpu not sure how you re mount it to the board, if anyone has any info would be great.......and does any one think this can be done from home with the right kit?
Hello all i have been repairing xbox's for around a year now with great sucess, although i do get the odd one that comes back and i cant do anything with.
I have come accross this you tube vid on reballing the gpu and these guys are giving 1year warranty on there repairs looks preety impressive.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OIwNSBtQKUw
Has anyone got any experience in doing this repair?
Any good tutorials?
From what i gather you need some kind of acid to remove the gpu not sure how you re mount it to the board, if anyone has any info would be great.......and does any one think this can be done from home with the right kit?