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[kettenschutz]

QUOTE(Keksz @ Apr 20 2010, 12:49 PM)

I downloaded xbins.exe somewhere, and it does the same for you...

wtf is xbins.exe ? dont know that .. dont sounds really secure ....

[GISJason]

QUOTE(kettenschutz @ Apr 20 2010, 09:32 AM)

wtf is xbins.exe ? dont know that .. dont sounds really secure ....

Its a auto xbins app for nubs that cannot figure out how to IRC in and get a login off the bot and fire up their ftp clients to get onto Xbins but yeah depending on the source of this thing it could be nasty, but not as long they get it from the correct place

[kettenschutz]

QUOTE(GISJason @ Apr 20 2010, 04:52 PM)

Its a auto xbins app for nubs that cannot figure out how to IRC in and get a login off the bot and fire up their ftp clients to get onto Xbins but yeah depending on the source of this thing it could be nasty, but not as long they get it from the correct place

oh, thanks for the info jason
never heard of this way to connect to xbins .. i think i stay at the "old school" way, lets remember to the cool xbox1 time

[digzzzz]

QUOTE(GISJason @ Apr 14 2010, 05:26 PM)

Yeah it won't work till that patch is applied!
Just pick the right one that matches up for your 360 Hardware, ie is your nand one of these 16MBs or BigBlock or what?

How can you tell what 16MBs or BigBlock ? You Have ?

[GISJason]

QUOTE(digzzzz @ Apr 20 2010, 01:47 PM)

How can you tell what 16MBs or BigBlock ? You Have ?

What is your motherboard on the 360?  Look it up there's a wide variety of ways on finding out which console\ hardware version you have! Fastest way is by checking out your nand backup via 360Flash Tool app

Tho TBH this Dash Launch XBR Patch is a waste of your time to try and install it atm, just grab the launch & .ini files which is all you really need plus the latest freeboot which already has this built into it. XBR is obsolete now  

[digzzzz]

QUOTE(GISJason @ Apr 20 2010, 08:10 PM)

What is your motherboard on the 360?  Look it up there's a wide variety of ways on finding out which console\ hardware version you have! Fastest way is by checking out your nand backup via 360Flash Tool app

Tho TBH this Dash Launch XBR Patch is a waste of your time to try and install it atm, just grab the launch & .ini files which is all you really need plus the latest freeboot which already has this built into it. XBR is obsolete now  (IMG:style_emoticons/default/biggrin.gif)

My xbox is a Falcon 2008. I've just dwonloaded 360Flash Tool app but I don't understand how to use it. As I did'nt J-tag my xbox 360 my self. And What's freeboot?

[GISJason]

QUOTE(digzzzz @ Apr 20 2010, 03:53 PM)

My xbox is a Falcon 2008. I've just dwonloaded 360Flash Tool app but I don't understand how to use it. As I did'nt J-tag my xbox 360 my self. And What's freeboot?

Freeboot is a rebooter just like XBR, Anyways now that you figured out you have a Falcon, you just need to apply the falcon patch and follow the readme in the freeboot upgrade guide  then you can use the launch.ini & launch.xex from this dashlaunch package to get your dash to autoboot. All you need is your CPU Key and 1BL Key ( Google it - it's all same for every 360) & 9199 dash package & Falcon Patched SMC ( One from your current XBR image will do fine)  then you can go on and build your image per the instructions in the readme.

Add your CPU key to the 360Flash tool then try opening up the image again and it should without any issues let you view every detail on your nand.

[digzzzz]

QUOTE(GISJason @ Apr 20 2010, 11:35 PM)

Freeboot is a rebooter just like XBR, Anyways now that you figured out you have a Falcon, you just need to apply the falcon patch and follow the readme in the freeboot upgrade guide  then you can use the launch.ini & launch.xex from this dashlaunch package to get your dash to autoboot. All you need is your CPU Key and 1BL Key ( Google it - it's all same for every 360) & 9199 dash package & Falcon Patched SMC ( One from your current XBR image will do fine)  then you can go on and build your image per the instructions in the readme.

Add your CPU key to the 360Flash tool then try opening up the image again and it should without any issues let you view every detail on your nand.

Thanks..

I've looked at the readme there's like 10 steps to do it... it does seem to be a bit risky.  Also Does this all work with only the RJ45 Cable connected to the xbox 360? Or do I have to open up the xbox 360 ?

[GISJason]

QUOTE(digzzzz @ Apr 23 2010, 11:21 AM)

Thanks..

I've looked at the readme there's like 10 steps to do it... it does seem to be a bit risky.  Also Does this all work with only the RJ45 Cable connected to the xbox 360? Or do I have to open up the xbox 360 ?

It's not that hard to build a freeboot image even tho the readme has effectively scared off a crap-load of nubs since it's just so long I guess but in reality it only took 2 simple commands and a couple items you have to get to build the image.

Just need the 9199 dash files and then a patched SMC for your motherboard, there's a link to a package of all the patched SMCs for each motherboard model in the #freeboot channel topic, I used these SMCs with my 2 360s without any issues!

9199.zip can be obtained from Xbins or the offical M$ Site but I'd feel better using the one from xbins. Just extract it and put it into the data folder and then move your things from the temp folder that  you've extracted your orginal nand image into as the readme asks you to do, Only like several files  from the temp folder need to be moved into the data folder then go on and issue the cmd to build the freeboot image which is in the readme. Then your all done and ready to flash!

It's recommended to use Xellous to flash so if you've got Xell on your unit just grab the Xellous package and rename the xell-1f.bin or whatever bin is proper for your setup to updslot0.bin it'll tell you which one to use again all this info is in the readme.

No need to jtag or hook up the 360 at all to get this done.

This post has been edited by GISJason: Apr 23 2010, 05:42 PM

[krizalid]

Suggestions:


We all know, that if we want to quit a game, we want to run into Dash Launch again to load our homebrew dash. This is currently possible by:

- QuickBoot Shortcut
- Burning a Disc with Quickboot .xex and .ini to load FreeStyle.

However, ppl want to be able to do it via: Press Guide Button, Xbox Dashboard or press "Y", and viola... run freestyle again.

Since this requires a lot of work and modification of MS Dashboard that will flash on nand; how about a patch in the rebooter patches to have a button combination to softreboot? Just like old days in Xbox1

I don't know how complex this can be and I'm only adding my two cents.


Thanks.

This post has been edited by krizalid: Apr 23 2010, 07:50 PM

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Edit: Soz, mod please delete.