I finally got my new xbox motherboard today and couldn’t wait to try it. After trying it out without the modchip first to make sure, it worked. I decided I had to put the modchip in. My HD is now recognized. One minor problem, my new DVD-ROM doesn’t eject anymore. That’s a bummer but at least my xbox works again! Of course I had to make sure Xbox Rhapsody was working again … and so I did. Rhapsody rockz but on the xbox it rulez… Starting to add new features … incremental dosync is next to speed up login time….
I just checked today. Sounds like I spent a total of 123 hours already on SNDK. 3 Fulltime weeks ! Pretty insane given the fact I have been doing this only at night while keeping my day job. That’d be cool if someone uses it eventually. Gotta work on the Ctrl point now, gotta gotta can’t stop now. Got an email from G.B., he said he had a nice small xml parser (20KB) I could have used…hopefully we can work together soon.
A little tool to put a txt file inside a header file in binary format. Strings seem to be limited in size by the compiler otherwise…
Oh btw, you will need these Intel UPnP tools if you want to see/control the Light. It’s only 25MB after you install the .NET redistributable files ;-)
Yes, here is my first test sample of SNDK (Small Network Dev Kit). Ok I know I need a better name. But here’s my first UPnP Light sample fully controllable, eventable ! Ok there is no UI yet so don’t get your hopes up. Oh and btw, only 1 thread for all this ;-)
I finally found the pb. I was just not sending the body of my event http request ! Well now it works a lot better ;-) .. Will post in a few to explain how to get my sample test…
