QUOTE(jizmo @ Feb 28 2006, 03:06 PM)
it would be educational to install both november and december updates and use a hex editor to see what's changed after each update.
After all, the update files are just 3mb each, much less than that 150Mb Tdbx.db file.
Just what I'm doing - as and when time allows
Does anyone know - Do the X360 Backwards Compatibility updates, when installed from CD, update the firmware at all, or is their ‘effect’ limited to the HDD? I'm unsure if they're related.
My X360 is as stock and has firmware 2.0.1888.0. (To view this information simply go to your dashboard. Then go to the system tab. Next go to console settings. Then go into system info.)
Anyone else
not gone on XBOX!Live yet, and only used the
downloadable BC updates? What's your firmware version?
Known versions are:
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- The Xbox 360 ships with kernel and dashboard 2.0.1888.0
- At the product launch an update was available that updated the kernel and dashboard to version 2.0.2241.0.
- An update released on Jauary 30 2006 updates the kernel and dashboard to version 2.0.2255.0.
For completeness - IIRC There's been
2 downloadable X360 BC updates so far.
- November 11, 2005 - supporting 213 XBOX1 games.
- December 9, 2005 - Six Tom Clancy games were added and Freedom Fighters was removed due to glitches.
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