Crash Twinsanity incompatibility

et00l

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Feb 15, 2003
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Ok here is the deal. I have X3 with 3108 bios. A 1.6b Xbox with an orignal Samsung DVD-ROM and a Western Digital 320 GB hard drive. When I had my 200 GB HD Crash Twinsanity worked fine from my hard drive or a backup multi-game disc. Now that I have upgraded to the new hd this game will not work. I have the hard drive locked and tried disabling my x3 and the original disc still locks up loading the retail bios. This game is my 3 yr old sons favorite game so I really want to figure this out. I have formated the C:\ and E:\ drives and put the MSDash back on the C:\drive. I have cleared all the cache drives in the X3 bios menu and manually via ftp. Any ideas on what the problem could be? I am also using componet cables and HDTV but it worked fine on that before and I also tried using the standard A/V cables with no luck. I can't think of anything else to try.
 

et00l

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Feb 15, 2003
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Well I put in a fresh 80 gig hard drive and set it up and tried to boot the game and no luck. It will not boot original or backup copy. I have tried evox and xecuter bios on this and the only thing left to assume that it is a problem with the new 1.6b motherboard.
 

et00l

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The original disc locks up the same when the chip is disabled.
 
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et00l

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One thing to add to this problem is that I have disable reboot on eject enabled and when the game locks up at the dash loading screen the 4 button reset does nothing, but if I eject the disc the xbox reboots as if I don't have that setting enabled in the bios.
 

et00l

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I swapped my hard drive into another Xbox that is a 1.6 and Crash Twinsanity does load. It is also running Xecuter 3 and 3108 bios. The only difference is one xbox has 1.6b which the game does not load from and the other is a 1.6 which loads the game fine so obviously it is not a corrupt save or cache problem. It has to be a 1.6b problem.