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Thanks for the detailed feedback, very much appreciated and sorry to hear you had troubles. Glad to hear you could get it flashed! I've just ordered some of those adapters to see if I can replicate/understand the issues you faced - up til now I haven't heard of anyone being able to use scripts and not the GUI tool with the same hardware, so very strange. Yes - same username on there in XS (currently @'d in the announcements so you could probably find from there) If you plan on having another run at it with this or another console, drop me a line on Discord and we'll see if we can work through it - if there's any issues on your side (nothing seems obvious..) it would be good to capture & share to other users, and of course if there's some issue with the program I want to get that tuned up ASAP. Thanks again,

Hi Mr. Mario - thanks for sharing. That is very, very curious. If PySerial (python) can see/control/use your serial device, the GUI app should have no trouble doing the same and getting the same result. This is the first potential trouble I've heard of. Tried to ping you on Discord but it bounced - feel free to reach out to me on there if you want to chat directly I actually came here to advise that Ver 0.51 of the GUI tool was released today with some improvement to the sync logic. It's available for download here: https://www.ogxlabs.com/xyclomodgui The issues addressed wouldn't result in a 'no response', so I think what you had happening is something different... A few questions to start Did you flash the bios on the board, or just use the dumper script to test connection? What serial adapter are you using? Did you manually specify COM port and BAUD rate, or leave the GUI to Auto? (Auto is recommended) Are you able to download Ver 0.51 above and try again? Can you please get a screen shot and copy/paste the app console output after attempts with 0.51? Can you also email build@ogxlabs.com with the file you dumped out? Thank you!!

Thank you very much! That was an unexpected surprise - but very appreciated. I set up a remote station in the corner of my lab with a B01 development mule, a PC, Camera (to see Xbox LED state), capture card (see Xbox video out state) & serial hardware (control Xyclops from XycloModDev, the R&D stream of this tool) This helped speed up some initial dev/testing and meant Prehistoricman has access to a B01 board without physically having one. This meant we could accelerate the app & B01 R&D/testing remotely through the AU nighttime hours. As the focus on B01 grows, I'm happy to expand access to this to anyone without a B01 board who want to test any ideas or theories remotely while the boards not in use. Part of your donation has already been used to order a USB powered AC relay so the remote user can state-reset (power cycle) the B01 development board from the remote PC terminal from anywhere in the world as they go - so it will truly makes a difference, thank you!

XycloModGUI Initial Public Alpha (Ver 0.50) is now available! This is an extension of Prehistoricman's brilliant work with the initial Xyclomod Python tool release and is the result of some great collaboration. This new Windows-based GUI tool aims to greatly simplify the process of "Xyclomodding" of 1.6/1.6B Consoles, with several enhancements. It does not require Python/Pyserial or other dependencies. Further Details & Download: https://www.ogxlabs.com/xyclomodgui NOTE: B01 Xyclops chips are not yet programmable. In addition to the public alpha, there also is also a developer version that has been specifically created to help the community B01 reverse engineering effort. It has functions that could cause issues if misused, but if you are technically inclined and want to support the effort, please reach out. We plan to set-up a discord channel to help share ideas & co-ordinate progress.