180w ago - As a follow-up to the
previous release comes XBReboot v0.05 8955_1 for Zephyr, Falcon and Jasper-16 today.
They are all available with the latest 8955_1 patch revision now, so each 16mb motherboard can now run XBR v0.05 8955_1!
Only support for Jasper 256/512mb motherboards is still missing now. Don't forget to inject your own KeyVault and Config before flashing.
Download:
XBR Zephyr 8955_1 /
XBR Falcon 8955_1 /
XBR Jasper 16 8955_1 /
360 Flash Tool v0.90 /
FindSecData v0.61
XBReboot Block Layout:
Ox00 - 0x2F 4548 boot FW
0x30 - 0x3F Backup Xell
0x40 - 0x4F XBRfw.bin Rebooter core
0x50 - 0xBF Patch.bin Kernel and patches
0xC0 - 0x?? Flash file system
Version: XBRfw 0.5beta Initial
The fw version need not change for any given Patch.bin
Patch.bin is what needs to change for any new patch
The following are Patch.bin versions
8955_0: Initial
Don't need xextool:
automatically detect correct key for dev or retail xex.
Drag and drop any xex to cdr.
No specific secdata.bin or crl.bin requirements.
8955_1:
Add support for PIRS
Fixed Backup Xell
HowTo:
1) Extract KV and Config blocks from orig.bin
nandpro orig.bin: -r16 rawkv.bin 1 1
nandpro orig.bin: -r16 rawconfig.bin 3de 2
2) Inject those blocks into XBR.bin
nandpro XBR.bin: -w16 rawkv.bin 1 1
nandpro XBR.bin: -w16 rawconfig.bin 3de 2
3) Flash result
nandpro lpt: -w16 XBR.bin
Notes:
There is no need to unpack and repack pirs files!
This is a limitation of freeboot. Not XBR.
Aside from that major difference, all functionality is the same.
Individual sections can be updated or extracted seperately using nandpro.
The image can be made to work for all 16M consoles.
The standard method of using build.py can be used to change the 4548 boot FW portion of the flash to the console type.
Generally:
Create the image as described above.
The command to rebuild it might look like this:
build.py XBR.bin CB CD update.bin xell-1f.bin XBRfw.bin smcp.bin
Then the .ecc file result from build.py would be "flashed" back into the XBR
nandpro XBR.bin: -w16 image_00000000.ecc
it takes longer to boot as its using the freeboot patch system to reboot the console.
your graphical errors are a precursor to a RROD. its not xbr. i played AC2 all day yesterday on it.
XBReboot is an image you can flash on your onboard NAND that will allow you to 'reboot' a JTAG-exploitable (pre mid-June 2009 MFR date AND pre-8xxx kernel) 360 in a patched 8955 kernel which makes homebrew XDK (unsigned XEXs etc) possible.
XBReboot for Jasper motherboards with CB 6723 and either 256mbit or 512mbit NAND flash. This will reboot into a patched 8955 kernel. However, this one can be flashed directly in your onboard NAND flash, no need for a 2-nand solution.
Features:
- Harddisk authentication disabled. The Xbox 360 will now accept any SATA harddisk.
- removed XEX signature checks
- removed LIVE/PIRS signature checks - extendable patch system.
- Fixed freezing/lagging issues and removes the need to patch XEX files (media check etc).
*Update* Geremia also released a new version for Jasper16 motherboards (8955_3a) to fix support for the 'newer' Jasper (with new southbridge, flashconfig=00023010) SMC.
This is ONLY for the Zephyr and new-SB-Jasper16mb motherboards, for other motherboard versions you can just use the previous releases (8955_3a for Falcon and 8955_3 for Xenon).