Xbox 360 Infectus - Revision history

Ivc at 20:29, 1 September 2007

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	# Select 'Flash Commands' and 'Erase'		# Select 'Flash Commands' and 'Erase'
	# Then select 'Write' and select the BIN to write to the NAND		# Then select 'Write' and select the BIN to write to the NAND
			# It will take around 3 minutes and 15 seconds to flash the NAND
	# Disconnect the 360 power cable, then the USB cable		# Disconnect the 360 power cable, then the USB cable
	# Re-connect the 360 to the TV (power and av) and check if the NAND flash was successful		# Re-connect the 360 to the TV (power and av) and check if the NAND flash was successful

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Ivc at 15:56, 29 August 2007

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	=== Connect ===		=== Connect ===
			The thing when connecting the flasher is to first let the Xbox 360 provide the standby power and let it read the SMC code, and then connect the USB cable to the Infectus chip.

	To connect to the Xbox 360 NAND flash, follow these steps:		To connect to the Xbox 360 NAND flash, follow these steps:
	# Disconnect the USB cable from the Infectus chip		# Disconnect the USB cable from the Infectus chip

Ivc at 15:07, 29 August 2007

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	You can try to turn on the Xbox 360 while it's connected to the USB, but it won't start because the flash is occupied by the Infectus flasher.		You can try to turn on the Xbox 360 while it's connected to the USB, but it won't start because the flash is occupied by the Infectus flasher.

	If the Xbox 360 has problems booting or E79 ~~error~~ is reported, it most likely because the NAND was not erased before it was written.		If the Xbox 360 has problems booting or E71/E79 errors is reported, it most likely because the NAND was not erased before it was written.

	* [[Xbox 360 Infectus Bad Flash]]		* [[Xbox 360 Infectus Bad Flash]]

Ivc at 12:00, 29 August 2007

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	=== Write flash ===		=== Write flash ===
			Important: You have to erase the NAND before writing to it, not doing so will cause a [[Xbox 360 Infectus Bad Flash\|bad flash]].
	# Select 'Flash Commands' and 'Erase'		# Select 'Flash Commands' and 'Erase'
	# Then select 'Write' and select the BIN to write to the NAND		# Then select 'Write' and select the BIN to write to the NAND
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	You can try to turn on the Xbox 360 while it's connected to the USB, but it won't start because the flash is occupied by the Infectus flasher.		You can try to turn on the Xbox 360 while it's connected to the USB, but it won't start because the flash is occupied by the Infectus flasher.

			If the Xbox 360 has problems booting or E79 error is reported, it most likely because the NAND was not erased before it was written.

			* [[Xbox 360 Infectus Bad Flash]]

	== View Content ==		== View Content ==

Ivc at 11:00, 10 August 2007

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	== Flasher ==		== Flasher ==
	Download the latest Infectus flasher, as of writing v0.0.3.4d and Loader v0.24.		Download the latest [http://www.infectus.biz/downloads.php Infectus flasher], as of writing v0.0.3.4d (23/05/2007) and Loader v0.24.

	[[Image:Infectus Folder.PNG]]		[[Image:Infectus Folder.PNG]]

Ivc at 10:58, 10 August 2007

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	== Installation ==		== Installation ==
	Follow the Xbox 360 diagrams found on the infectus.biz website. As of writing the current diagram is v1.4 (23/07/2007).		Follow the Xbox 360 diagrams found on the [http://www.infectus.biz infectus.biz] website. As of writing the current diagram is v1.4 (23/07/2007).
	* Make the wires as short as possible to avoid corruption caused by weak signals		* Make the wires as short as possible to avoid corruption caused by weak signals
	* Avoid crossing the wires, align them parallel to each other.		* Avoid crossing the wires, align them parallel to each other.
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	While you're at it, you should remove the R6T3 resistor located near the CPU to remove power and disable the eFuse functionality. eFuses are used to change the encryption when updating to a newer Xbox firmware, making it impossible to downgrade to an earlier version.		While you're at it, you should remove the R6T3 resistor located near the CPU to remove power and disable the eFuse functionality. eFuses are used to change the encryption when updating to a newer Xbox firmware, making it impossible to downgrade to an earlier version.

	[[Image:Resistor R6T3 disabled.JPG]]		This shows the R6T3 resistor moved 90 degrees up and disabled.

			[[Image:Resistor R6T3 disabled.JPG\|Resistor moved 90 degrees]]

	== Drivers ==		== Drivers ==
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	== References ==		== References ==
			* [http://www.infectus.biz Infectus Website]
	* [http://www.infectus.biz/tutorial360nand-en.php Infectus Downgrade Tutorial X360]		* [http://www.infectus.biz/tutorial360nand-en.php Infectus Downgrade Tutorial X360]
	* [http://www.freepler.de/userdaten/38928917/bilder/xbox360/no_tsop2.jpg NAND Pin Layout]		* [http://www.freepler.de/userdaten/38928917/bilder/xbox360/no_tsop2.jpg NAND Pin Layout]

Ivc at 23:30, 8 August 2007

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	== View Content ==		== View Content ==
	* [[Xbox 360 Kernel]]		* [[Xbox 360 Kernel]]

			== References ==
			* [http://www.infectus.biz/tutorial360nand-en.php Infectus Downgrade Tutorial X360]
			* [http://www.freepler.de/userdaten/38928917/bilder/xbox360/no_tsop2.jpg NAND Pin Layout]

Ivc at 21:56, 8 August 2007

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	== View Content ==		== View Content ==
	~~To view the content of the dumped NAND flash download the latest version of [http://www.xboxhacker.net/index.php?topic=7691.0 360 Flash Dump Tool] and open the BIN file.~~		* [[Xbox 360 Kernel]]

	To decode all of the encrypted content you need the 1BL and CPU Key located in the fuselines. These are found using the King Kong shader exploit and XeLL (Xeon Linux Loader) on vulnerable firmware version, e.g 4532 and 4548.

	[[~~Image:~~360 ~~Flash Dump Tool.PNG~~]]

Ivc at 21:28, 8 August 2007

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	To view the content of the dumped NAND flash download the latest version of [http://www.xboxhacker.net/index.php?topic=7691.0 360 Flash Dump Tool] and open the BIN file.		To view the content of the dumped NAND flash download the latest version of [http://www.xboxhacker.net/index.php?topic=7691.0 360 Flash Dump Tool] and open the BIN file.

	To decode all of the encrypted content you need the 1BL and CPU Key. These are found using the King Kong shader exploit and XeLL (Xeon Linux Loader) on vulnerable firmware version, e.g 4532 and 4548.		To decode all of the encrypted content you need the 1BL and CPU Key located in the fuselines. These are found using the King Kong shader exploit and XeLL (Xeon Linux Loader) on vulnerable firmware version, e.g 4532 and 4548.

	[[Image:360 Flash Dump Tool.PNG]]		[[Image:360 Flash Dump Tool.PNG]]