Fixing Neon
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Rubisco
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Fixing Neon
Since NXE has mucked up Neon a bit I was wondering if I got my hands on an old 64 meg memory card, removed the hard-drive and booted from the card instead, would it boot to the original dashboard with Neon back how it should be?
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Re: Fixing Neon
Hmm, I think that might work.Rubisco wrote:Since NXE has mucked up Neon a bit I was wondering if I got my hands on an old 64 meg memory card, removed the hard-drive and booted from the card instead, would it boot to the original dashboard with Neon back how it should be?
You don't need to boot from a card though, you may just need the card for gamer profile(s) and game saves.
The 360 will just boot from the bare console with the original dash (prior to any updates).
Re: Fixing Neon
it has? how come..hadn't noticed
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Re: Fixing Neon
Indeed, what exactly is the difference? It looks a wee bit odd, slightly less fluid if anything, but I can't put my finger on it.
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Re: Fixing Neon
Yup, seems like V-sync/screen refresh/buffer or summink is the issue (I'm no expert), as some of the effects look 'wrong' or hard on the eyes.skip wrote:Indeed, what exactly is the difference? It looks a wee bit odd, slightly less fluid if anything, but I can't put my finger on it.