I used a non-factory remote initially for controlling my x-box without problems, relatively speaking. The remote is "very basic" and didn't have much control but worked initially for my initial purposes.
So, I guess you can rule out the factory/aftermarket as an issue in your setup.
AJM,
On 10/19/05, Andrew Close <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
On 10/19/05, Robert Anderson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> On 10/19/05, Devan Lippman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> > This is probably off topic but has anyone seen anything in their searches
> about the possibility of creating a cd image that the XBox will boot from
> without modifying hardware? What I'm trying for is not having to modify the
> hard disk so that I won't lose my ability to play on xbox live.
> > Used to do this on my dreamcast (winCE) but I'm sure the industry has
> learned from that one.
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> I have thought about this possibility. It would be really cool if there were
> a way to store all the host specific info (like
> IP,hostname,/etc/hosts,backend address, etc) in a gamesave or something, and
> have a bootable DVD that reads the host specific stuff from the gamesave on
> startup, or creates the gamesave and allows the user to configure everything
> if it does not exist. You would still need a mod of some kind to run the
> unsigned code.
i've been looking at some of the xBox linux distros. i thought one of
them mentioned that it could be run off of cd/dvd ala Knoppix... but
i don't remember which one. if i find it i'll post it.
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