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bammerchapman
Well as the title says, my box has been responding slow lately. I have a Duox2 Mochip. When I turn the xbox on, it stays on the XBox screen for about 2 or 3 minutes until the slayers screen comes up. Then when I launch a game, it takes about the same amount of time to load. It never used to before. I've already tried to restore the evox.ini file that I had last. Anyone have any ideas?

Can this be a hardware issue? As in my hard drive is going out or something? Any help would be greatly appreciated.
litspliff
well, it doesn't seem to be modchip-related, so you may be in the wrong forum...of course, i could be wrong.



when you launch a game disc, does the same thing occur? have you tried using a different program for your dashboard? (xbmc, avalaunch, etc)



this sounds like an issue booting the dashboard software. could be a slow responding (or failing) HD also...

bammerchapman
QUOTE(litspliff @ Sep 16 2008, 08:34 AM) *

well, it doesn't seem to be modchip-related, so you may be in the wrong forum...of course, i could be wrong.



when you launch a game disc, does the same thing occur? have you tried using a different program for your dashboard? (xbmc, avalaunch, etc)



this sounds like an issue booting the dashboard software. could be a slow responding (or failing) HD also...


Its pretty much all the same every way. Sometimes its faster tahn others and other times slower than others. If its a hdd problem, would it be as simple as me cloning it to another drive?
litspliff
if it is a HD problem it should work. it can't hurt to try as long as you have a HD laying around. as long as you are not using a retail bios, any IDE HD can work.



do you know how to edit a bios image? set your first boot path to F:/XBMC/default.xbe, then copy a fresh version of media center to F:\XBMC. alternately, you could set your boot path to F:\evoxdash.xbe, and copy a fresh version of evox to your F:\ drive.



anyway, this topic should be moved to a different forum, as this does not seem to be a modchip issue. also, you have a duplicate thread. if you get the time, contact an admin to clean this up for you. you will get a better response to your thread this way.
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