--Swish-- wrote

Distantly wrote Your xenon.elf file needs to be on the ROOT OF A USB DRIVE. Other than that IT WON'T LOAD.

I know i did.. I put all the files on the root of the usb drive. But my XELL wont load fully so it isnt even reading anything off my usb..

Please post a video... I can't really understand "wont load fully", like.... Just post a vid lol

Distantly wrote

--Swish-- wrote

Distantly wrote Your xenon.elf file needs to be on the ROOT OF A USB DRIVE. Other than that IT WON'T LOAD.

I know i did.. I put all the files on the root of the usb drive. But my XELL wont load fully so it isnt even reading anything off my usb..

Please post a video... I can't really understand "wont load fully", like.... Just post a vid lol

http://gyazo.com/dfa9ff0b36caddfaa7eccca3a0f110fa

It just stops there and doesnt load anything else.. Like my emulator and cpu key and such

It seems like it's having trouble initiating one of your components that are connected via sata cable, which is either your disk drive or your HDD. How many gigs is your HDD? also, try removing it then re-running xell.

Distantly wrote It seems like it's having trouble initiating one of your components that are connected via sata cable, which is either your disk drive or your HDD. How many gigs is your HDD? also, try removing it then re-running xell.

I agree with this. Disconnect the sata cable from the back of the DVD drive and I'll bet you a dollar that it then "boots fully" through Xell.

TheWeekendModder wrote

Distantly wrote It seems like it's having trouble initiating one of your components that are connected via sata cable, which is either your disk drive or your HDD. How many gigs is your HDD? also, try removing it then re-running xell.

I agree with this. Disconnect the sata cable from the back of the DVD drive and I'll bet you a dollar that it then "boots fully" through Xell.

I took my rgh apart and dissconnected and reconnected the disk drive cables and I'm getting the same problem..

Distantly wrote It seems like it's having trouble initiating one of your components that are connected via sata cable, which is either your disk drive or your HDD. How many gigs is your HDD? also, try removing it then re-running xell.

and I also took out my HDD and it still has the same problem..

Swish wrote I took my rgh apart and dissconnected and reconnected the disk drive cables and I'm getting the same problem..

Maybe it wasn't clear, but we were saying to attempt it with the sata to the DVD disconnected.

not to unplug and re-plug it.

TheWeekendModder wrote

Swish wrote I took my rgh apart and dissconnected and reconnected the disk drive cables and I'm getting the same problem..

Maybe it wasn't clear, but we were saying to attempt it with the sata to the DVD disconnected.

not to unplug and re-plug it.

oh S*** that actually worked! But how do I fix it with a connected sata cable?! Thank you so much!! Nobody knew a fix for this!

--Swish-- wrote

TheWeekendModder wrote

Swish wrote I took my rgh apart and dissconnected and reconnected the disk drive cables and I'm getting the same problem..

Maybe it wasn't clear, but we were saying to attempt it with the sata to the DVD disconnected.

not to unplug and re-plug it.

oh S*** that actually worked! But how do I fix it with a connected sata cable?! Thank you so much!! Nobody knew a fix for this!

I've only ever seen it happen a few times, you might be able to get around it by enabling the nodvd patch with xebuild in your nand, but that would have the same effect as leaving it unplugged.

Edit: a build with an older version of Xell would probably be worth a shot too.

TheWeekendModder wrote

--Swish-- wrote

TheWeekendModder wrote

Swish wrote I took my rgh apart and dissconnected and reconnected the disk drive cables and I'm getting the same problem..

Maybe it wasn't clear, but we were saying to attempt it with the sata to the DVD disconnected.

not to unplug and re-plug it.

oh S*** that actually worked! But how do I fix it with a connected sata cable?! Thank you so much!! Nobody knew a fix for this!

I've only ever seen it happen a few times, you might be able to get around it by enabling the nodvd patch with xebuild in your nand, but that would have the same effect as leaving it unplugged.

Edit: a build with an older version of Xell would probably be worth a shot too.

Well I'm glad it worked! I've never seen this happen actually.