Saw this doing the rounds on twitter, looks like it will soon be possible to Glitch a Slim 360 WITHOUT the use of a Glitch Chip 
Very Cool indeed
Very Cool indeedRGH3 Chipless Glitching!!
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If I refresh I see it for a second and then it vanishes, I've disabled the adblocker, but something must be blocking it anyway. Thanks though.
Didn't know people were still investigating the 360s to this degree.
Look forward to being able to homebrew a 360 with the contents of my parts bins again.
I hope this can also be an end of system homebrew mod that can be spun out to everything. Such a thing would be a really nice note to end on.
Look forward to being able to homebrew a 360 with the contents of my parts bins again.
I hope this can also be an end of system homebrew mod that can be spun out to everything. Such a thing would be a really nice note to end on.
I learned about the rgh3 from @Donnie-Burger . never heard of it before then.
This was published by 15432 last year and he/she is incredible. A very nice write-up.
https://discourse.world/h/2020/05/12/Protecting-and-Hacking-the-Xbox-360(Part-3)
RGH 1.2 just released for slims recently gives us insta boots now
This without glitch chip is def insane
Crap my XBOX 360 is a RGH1.1 so it's kind of slow. But to be fair. I haven't used my 360 for like 3-4 years now.
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