Now backup your new eeprom and you should see it in E backups. Unlock Hard Drive, On-The-Fly eeprom edit, edit the xbox hdd key and change it to all ones, write eeprom, load eeprom, lock hdd.

Just going from memory here but In ConfigMagic To 11111 out the eeprom, you'll need to copy configmagic to the xbox and edit the eeprom manually. I think nkpatcher settings can do this but I'm not 100% sure. If it isn't you'll need to disable your shadowc. the firmware/kernel is (officially) unupdateable the dashboard is, but 1- there are no automatic updates, 2- its recommended to fully update (via disc) before doing a softmod, if you can. I'm not 100% sure on shadowc just yet but I believe what you could do is look under E Backups and verify that the eeprom was backed up, read at least the first few characters of the xbox hdd key and when you open config magic if the eeprom hdd key is the same then you should be good to go. No, you can plug it in and it wont update. Artistically some games looked better on 'weaker' platforms. Xbox consoles ranging from motherboard revisions 1.0 - 1.5 are known to have a clock capacitor which can blow and leak out onto the motherboard, potentially. Also San Andreas has 'reflections' shader on the cars in PS2 version while Xbox and PC has a 'matte' look.

If hes a noob he may have a shadowc and break his softmod. IIRC Prince of Persia The Sands of Time has way better special effects ( water rendering for example ) on GCN and PS2 compared to PC and Xbox version. Is it agreed upon with everyone that 11111 will be the next standard? Nulling right now is a 1 click process with nkpatcher settings.

Og xbox versions