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> Xbox Memory Testing Tool (for 128mb Ram) ?
pengj
post Dec 27 2005, 07:41 PM
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I just added another 64MB RAM to my v1.1 Xbox. After few hours of soldering job, I am able to get xbox to boot up. With X2 4983 and IND5003 Bios, it correctly recognized 128MB on board memory.

But, the problem is the debug mode (XBDM) stops working.

I use IND5003 with debug mode enabled, I am able to get into Dashboard (I use Avalaunch). But it failed to launching any applications from AvaDash. Once I turned off debug mode, everthying is fine, I can load XBMC, runing games, apps. XBMC reports 128MB as well.

I am wondering maybe there are problems with my soldering job. Is there any memory testing utility (like memtest86 for PC) for Xbox ?
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post Dec 27 2005, 08:49 PM
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well, there is nothing for Xbox.....

however if you run linux, you should be able to download a RAM tester like memtest for Linux and run it. Either way it tests the exact same RAM so should do the trick.
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post Dec 27 2005, 11:01 PM
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There is a program for xbox called "xboxmemcheck"
it should report any faults.
if you cant find it let me know and ill email it to you.
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