my very first 2 attempts were both successes under 14 mins each, I thought it was because I was testing on an RGH but after more messing around that's definitely why I was just extremely lucky somehow lmaoI've tried using the Rock Band Blitz game as an entry point for the exploit and I'm on my 15th or so try, each lasting from 5-15 minutes (mostly 5-8 minutes). Still no luck.
Interesting
What do you do for XBLA games exactly? Also do some disc games not work but others do? I tried running Naruto Rise of the Ninja both from USB and a folder I made inside the internal HDD through Aurora and both crashed.
i can't even get xexmenu started. goes to a black screen instantly. It's a Jasper unit on the right version, so i don't know why it's not running. Even formated another stick with only the Badupdate, RBblitz, and freemyXe in the payload folder. still not working when i'm opening xexmenu
Even if you follow the 3-4 Video tutorials that exist now and download exactly the same files that they use/provide in the video description?
https://consolemods.org/wiki/Xbox_360:XeXmenu
Use the tools grimdoomer gives you. XePatcher for all homebrew and retail games.
Just a headsup for everyone, because there seems to be some confusion about the different versions.
Just imitate the instructions for "installing" xexmenu (0000000000000000 means all users and CODE9999, which will be different, is the titleid)
Yes, you can put file-level disc backups and other loose programs (things that have a default.xex) pretty much anywhere (though it's smart practice with most dashboards to have different folders for 360 physical games, 360 digitals, homebrew, emulators, and previous generation), then you add said base folders to the dashboards or just use a file manager
Do you mean their's a "content" folder on the internal HDD you just add the folder too after patching it?Just imitate the instructions for "installing" xexmenu (0000000000000000 means all users and CODE9999, which will be different, is the titleid)
Yup, a neat thing of the 360 (and of Windows Phone) compared to all of their competitors is that external storage works almost exactly like internal, even more so since the last... uh, maybe 6 updates, where you can use FAT16/32 on external for programs and saves instead of FATX (which in turn comes from some late 2000s update that removed the monopoly on memory units)
But how am i supposed to get the default.xex out of the Live version of Xexmenu? it's a file without extension, i don't even know where i would start to extract it . patched aurora with xepatcher, as i did with freemyxe, freemyxe starts fine and brings me back to the dashboard
That's exactly the one i used, and my usb stick is 32GB's so no problem there either. just gives me a black screen when i start xexmenu from the games menu
Yeah would be nice if someone with a winchester and a ltu2 board try this to see if works or not. I've seen videos using already a ltu2 on a winchester and works but not using this exact methodInteresting
I tried it with v0.3 Beta 5 and it does work indeed.
The C-R.bin looks different than the one that AutoGG created.
I gave Octal450 my Winchester dump, to look into this issue.
He will eventually look into it.
EDIT: I just tried to extract a Trinity dump with the latest J-Runner with Extras, J-Runner v0.3 b5 and AutoGG and they all create different C-R.bin files.
So I guess it's normal?
It's a challenge and response table for the drive security, I would've guessed it has to be the same every time, but I don't know for sure.
EDIT 2: The C-R.bin is different each time you create it (even in the same session).
So it seems to be normal.
I try to understand the code that generates it, but I guess it's "safe" to try it with a LTU2 PCB/ODE as is.
