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23-07-2003, 15:13
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What does TSOP stand for?
I was reading through some posts and was wondering what the term TSOP stood for? I think it might stand for the stock XBOX bios... If it does, how could I flash it? Also, what size is the stock xbox bios and how much memory does the chip have?
I already have a cheapmod with the X2 4977 installed in my box but I am wondering if I could flash the original XBOX bios chip and create a multiboot with linux or somehthing. I was planning on switching between the two using an external switch with D0. If I am unable to flash the stock xbox bios is there any other way to create a multibios system with my existing hardware. I have another cheapmod chip, can I combine the two? 
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23-07-2003, 19:30
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TSOP stands for Thin Small-Outline Package.
Or atleast this is the term used when talking about DSS Testing. As for flashing it or how big it is... Can't help you there.
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[SIZE=1]NTSC Ver1.0 XBox w/ [URL=http://www.gameshopusa.com/]X2.3 Lite[/URL] flashed with X2 4981.06 120GB WD 7200RPM 8mg cache Samsung SDG-605B * All stuffed in a beautiful translucent green case UK PAL Ver1.4 XBox ([i]not chipped yet[/i]) Stock 8gb WD Philips 6035/21 * All stuffed in a beautiful Crystal Clear case[/SIZE] [I]Having a BMW that says “Made in the USA” is like having a Rolls-Royce that says “Made in Japan”[/I]
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