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[axc97c]

Can anyone explain what a zero paired nand image is please?

Is there any way to convert from a non zero paired one to a zero paired one and vice-versa?

Also, is there any way you can modify the content of a zero paired image (ie, the smc.bin part) and still have it work?

Thanks

Adam

[totaliser]

QUOTE(axc97c @ Jan 5 2010, 09:44 AM)

Can anyone explain what a zero paired nand image is please?

Is there any way to convert from a non zero paired one to a zero paired one and vice-versa?

Also, is there any way you can modify the content of a zero paired image (ie, the smc.bin part) and still have it work?

Thanks

Adam

A Zero paired image is XBReboot nand. You get information from a non zero paired image (e.g MS Nand from your console) and inject data into the XBR.

Instructions are here:

http://www.xbox-scene.com/xbox1data/sep/Ek...FpVsfmkLwdC.php

[JeffJ2]

QUOTE(totaliser @ Jan 4 2010, 05:11 PM)

A Zero paired image is XBReboot nand. You get information from a non zero paired image (e.g MS Nand from your console) and inject data into the XBR.

Instructions are here:

http://www.xbox-scen...FpVsfmkLwdC.php

all MS nands have a "Paired" value. each value is console specific.  most after market nands (XBR or Freeboot) are zero paired.

as fr what exactly it means, im not sure.

[craz3d]

The values that you need to insert to pair your nand image to your console are zeroes in the image, hence zero-paired.