Posted: Sun Oct 10, 2004 9:39 pm Post subject: bios questions
hey all i have a few questions and a request. okay the question is how does the evox m7ej + 137g bios comare to the x2 4938.67 bios? i cant seem to find comarisons between bios'es anywhere out on the net. also i am running the evox m7ej + 137g bios on my box but i am modding a freind of mine's xbox and he would like the same....but i cant remmeber where i found it so if somebody could let me know where to go thatd be awasome i have already checked vip downloads and xbins.
thanks everyone! _________________ Xbox Version 1.g
250 Gig Maxtor HD
Xecutor 2.3b Pro
Bios: Executor 4983.67
Avalaunch Dashboard
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Joined: May 23, 2003 Posts: 4031 Location: NSW, Australia
Posted: Sun Oct 10, 2004 10:15 pm Post subject:
Depends on what kind of xbox your friend has. If he has a xbox 1.6 you'll have to use the EvoX M8 1.6 BIOS, as it is the most preferred for new systtems.
Apart from that I'd just suggest using either the normal EvoX M8 BIOS or X2 4981.06 / 67.
I released a BIOS-CD Pack which has about 18 different types of BIOS, mainly all different configurations of EvoX M8 and X2 4981. I'd really suggest having a look at that.
Lastly, you don't want to bother with old BIOSes unless you know you need a specific one for a specific system / chip.
Hope that helps...
mille535 Xbox-HQ Enthusiast
Joined: Jun 12, 2004 Posts: 26 Location: USA
Posted: Sun Oct 10, 2004 11:37 pm Post subject:
is there anyway i can flash both bios'es onto seperate banks and test them out to see which i prefer? _________________ Xbox Version 1.g
250 Gig Maxtor HD
Xecutor 2.3b Pro
Bios: Executor 4983.67
Avalaunch Dashboard
DJB Administrator
Joined: May 23, 2003 Posts: 4031 Location: NSW, Australia
Posted: Sun Oct 10, 2004 11:46 pm Post subject:
If your chip supports a section where you can select a bios to boot I'm guessing so.
Some quick tips when getting BIOSes from my BIOS-CD Pack...
1) Open the RAR archive, DO NOT EXTRACT IT!!
2) Select the BIOS/BIOSes you wish to test, and only extract them (otherwise you'll have about 5 gigs of isos on your drive)
Now, if you want to FTP over your BIOSes instead of using a Boot-CD, you do this:
1) Open the ISO with WinRAR
2) Extract the file called bios.bin (which is the BIOS)
If you want to try multiple ones, just make sure you rename the file, or have them in seperate folders. Renaming doesn't hurt them.
Hope that helps...
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