New guy here, hello. This whole thing is neat, I was playing with it the other day and after doing symlinks using a different tutorial in this section of the site, I found myself in (keep in mind this refers to drives on the xbox one) J:\ where there's two applications and also a folder "tools". In the tools folder there's a bunch of .dll's and .exe's. Among the more interesting ones are the ones called wdapp, wdrun, wdconfig etc. wdapp handles installing and running apps, registering/reregistering and some other functions. I decided to use the "install" command on the .xvc package from the game disc that's in my console. It worked? It started installing, showing both a percentage in the cmd as well as progress bar on the console. It even showed the usual "ready to play" before finishing install, however because the devmode we have access to blocks all games from running, and only allows uwp apps, you can't actually run this. It installed the game on my external drive, and I did check to see how its installed and unlike usual filename (which after install is a bunch of letters and numbers) it also had a "-devkit" added at the end. So the number/letter string was correct for the game in question, just that the "-devkit" part was added to its end.
Oh and while installing in devmode, it doesn't even show the name or icon for the game. As I said, this is known most likely to people who research xbone but even though it doesn't work for games, it can maybe properly work for apps? Alternate means of installing them n'all? I believe you could also supply (instead of the optical disk) the location of a non-xbox formatted pen/hdd drive. Wonder if this is even useful at all.
Oh and wdconfig.exe can be used to change some options on the system, including forcing the change of sandbox id(I was able to change it to retail, because usually it stops you.. well, not like it changes much as far as I can see).
Oh and I myself don't care for piracy. I'm just screwing around because I want to get into the filesystem of a certain game. Just to clarify.
Oh and while installing in devmode, it doesn't even show the name or icon for the game. As I said, this is known most likely to people who research xbone but even though it doesn't work for games, it can maybe properly work for apps? Alternate means of installing them n'all? I believe you could also supply (instead of the optical disk) the location of a non-xbox formatted pen/hdd drive. Wonder if this is even useful at all.
Oh and wdconfig.exe can be used to change some options on the system, including forcing the change of sandbox id(I was able to change it to retail, because usually it stops you.. well, not like it changes much as far as I can see).
Oh and I myself don't care for piracy. I'm just screwing around because I want to get into the filesystem of a certain game. Just to clarify.
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