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[Lhk1617]

QUOTE(modthebox.tk @ Dec 6 2005, 03:31 PM)

1. This is where a retail cd can be popped out a backup put in with the same code but not signed


2. (it has to be timed very precisely though).

3. I was thinking that maybe somehow you could do something like this with a 360.

 4. Then another thought accured, scratch the disk at the edge (I noticed in my xbox when the laser looks like it is on standbye or verfying something it goes to the edge) put it in and maybe do a hotswap with the DVD Drive opened up?

1. Thats if we can even get the dvds backed up =\

2. Adding onto your theory though, maybe something we could use would delay the time we have to swap discs, or even open the drive.

3. It would be pretty awesome, seeing how DC PSX and PS2 all had backup swap methods. The xbox had the save game swapping stuff right?

4. unsigned code might not even be able to run with the hyperviser. even though the original code has been seen, if it asks agian we would be shit out of luck and the 360 might turn off. a work around would be a chip that automatically sees the command hypervisor uses which is syscalls. so when the chip sees the hyper visor syscalls it will respond to them with the correct key and information.  


hope i gave anyone some kind of good idea or new theory off of this stuff.

[modthebox.tk]

yeah I see where you are going. but with the new code from xboxhacker.net it may be  little easier.

you are right, but hell, if someone has a spare signed disk that they would like to experiment with....

Holy CRAP! I just thought of something. if the dvds still use the same file system you could put dvd2xbox through an emulator on the comp and try to do a raw file dump.

or you could just try a raw file dump, my friend had some success with this. do a raw file dump then burn that to a cd or dvd and try to make a lag point and hot swap.

[slappydooda]

I was under the impression that the dvd's didn't use the same file system... I'm also pretty sure someone somewhere has already tried a raw file dump. I might not know what I'm talking about, though.

[Lhk1617]

QUOTE(modthebox.tk @ Dec 6 2005, 05:33 PM)

yeah I see where you are going. but with the new code from xboxhacker.net it may be  little easier.

you are right, but hell, if someone has a spare signed disk that they would like to experiment with....

Holy CRAP! I just thought of something. if the dvds still use the same file system you could put dvd2xbox through an emulator on the comp and try to do a raw file dump.

or you could just try a raw file dump, my friend had some success with this. do a raw file dump then burn that to a cd or dvd and try to make a lag point and hot swap.

yeah the info that got released today looks very promising.

and i dont think they use the same filesystem.

now i think its one .xex that is like an archive?
im not completly sure so dont hold me up to that.

a raw dump might work, but lag points and such would be a waste because im positive the hypervisor would see that unsigned code. which is the problem. we just need a chip that can respond to the hypervisor, and null the actuall real response the system gives.

agian this is just speculation with what is known.
i definitly think all of this lies withen the bootloader and the hypervisor syscalls.