So, i bought a modded xbox 360 a long time ago and now i want to put a mod that let's you put games on it trought the USB (my pc does not have a DVD drive), is there anyway i can know what mods are installed on it?
Hacking How do i know what mod is installed in my Xbox 360
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Ehh, boot it via the Eject button.
Do you get a blue screen saying XeLL or XeLL reloaded, if yes then you have a hardware hacked 360.
You can play games from the internal drive.
If not, you'll need to RGH it.
Do you get a blue screen saying XeLL or XeLL reloaded, if yes then you have a hardware hacked 360.
You can play games from the internal drive.
If not, you'll need to RGH it.
it boots up normally, i just updated it (i just bought a generator for it, now i can turn it on last time i turned it on it was 2018) with the newer version can i RGH it?
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if you have a NAND dump and load it into xebuild gui, it will tell you if it's a jtag or an rgh and the type. if it's modded and nothing appears with the eject button turning on the system, it's probably a flashed drive.
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Next find out if its 16MB or 4GB Corona
You will need some tools once you find that out
yeah i think it's flashed drive, it can run games from normal discs
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where can i see if its 16mb or 4gb corona?
what kernel is it on? microsoft reflashed drives on 13599 iirc to add support for xgd3. you had to reflash the drive once that happened, so if it doesn't read new, burned games, that might be why.
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System settings under storage - If you have 4gb it will show there or take system apart and check physical nand
You are going to need
1. Way of reading nand
2. Glitch chip and way to program it (Ace 360V3 come programmed for Corona from factory)
3. Post out Fix adapter
4. Solder gun / tools etc
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