At the lowest level, CD and DVD formats are a lot more complicated than you
might think. Its not just a case of writing the 0's and 1's from the data
you want to store onto disc.
Theres several layers of error correction and the fact that the data has
To be encoded in such a way that it can be
Sorry, I just assumed you didn't know anything about the low level disc
formats. I think most people just think that the data in a raw disc image
(for example) just get written straight to the disc as pits and troughs
translated from the 0's and 1's.
I'm not too hot on the differences between CD
How about connecting the DVD drive from the xbox360 to the pc? ;)Yes, it has a special power plug, but leave that in the xbox360, connect sata to the PC and fire up both -I wonder what the results would be ...
ConstiOn 11/28/05, smo [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hello,No problem :) I wouldn't say I
That sounds promising... Does the 360's HDD use a regular SATA hookup?
Does anyone here have a 360 that they could try this with?
On Mon, 28 Nov 2005 15:12:52 -0500, Constantin Hofstetter
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How about connecting the DVD drive from the xbox360 to the pc? ;)
Yes, it
Mhh.. and the http://www.free60.org/wiki/DVD page tells us that: The DVD-ROM doesn't work on a standard pc workstation
- I am gona change that to The DVD-ROM doesn't work on a standard pc workstation, yet. :)On 11/28/05, Constantin Hofstetter
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The HDD also uses a normal
That was under the subtitle Speculation, so I guess no one has
really tried it yet. I found some threads on some forums that say
Xbox1's DVD drive works on a PC (though nothing too concrete).
On 28/11/05, Constantin Hofstetter [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Mhh.. and the
Oh darn, I guess that account that we all share is in risk. There goes
our millions.
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Ahhh, the Intorw3b... someone beat me to it. I don't know if you've seen the
/. article, but here's the link:
http://www.ga-forum.com/showthread.php?t=73324
Now moving on to more interesting things...
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Well.. guess what happens - you order the Xbox, he wont pay the bill, the credit card company will try to figure out who you are and make your life to hell. :)And that just because Black Hats see the world .. differently :)
On 11/28/05, shai-tan shai-tan [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Not as bad as one
the gpu is also having overheating problems, which is causing those artifacts
Emulator updates and updates in general are encrypted downloads. Presumably you could do what your suggesting... if we could at least get past that encryption.On 11/28/05,
Sheldon Neuberger [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I know that to run old games the 360 downloads an emulator. I have heardthat you
Encryption Huh.
Know what its encrypted with? Ive done a bit of stuff with Cryptography
Here's the link for the xex file
http://assets.xbox.com/en-us/backwardcompatibility/default.zip
Quick note... That is at the beginning of the xex, not the end.
I did notice that and just as a test renemaed the default.xex file to
default.exe on my win2k machine and when I run it I get a prompt that says
Program too big to fit in memory.
Can someone run this file on an XP machine and
:) It's no use to run it on Windows. It does not have an exe structure.
Besides, it's meant to be run on a completely different architecture.
Here you can find details on what's known at the moment:
http://www.free60.org/wiki/BackwardsCompatibility
http://www.free60.org/wiki/XEX
Quick
Hello, I've been in and out of the irc chat and across the wiki as well.
logos are cool, and I'm not picky, but I gravitate towards orange
if anyone wants easy votes :D
The information about hypervisor [
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hypervisor ]technology is very
interesting a read, and I
Arthur Othieno wrote:
Hi,
Firstly, majority of these are shots of the devkit. The sockets are
still present on retail units, but filled with solder instead. Where
possible, a comparison shot has been posted. Here goes:
1) http://xbox360.1stgame.nl/36.html
Two sets of pin headers (white) to
Constantin Hofstetter wrote:
I know I know.. has propably already been discussed in here:
What about USB-Connectivity-Device security?
I remember reading a paper about USB devices and using buffer
overflows and such to gain access to the systems cache etc.
I tryed to find a link to that ppt
Hi All,
In the freely downloadable default.xex, I noticed a couple things.
there is a reference to a xam.xex that everyone seems to have
ignored/overlooked so far (0x1b80), adjacent to xboxkrnl.exe .
The file seems to follow some pattern until 0x2000, which is then either
compressed, encrypted
On Mon, 28 Nov 2005 20:13:28 -0800
Dan [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
... Hopefully it will be possible to plug a 360's HD
in a (SATA-capable) computer, put specially crafted files on, and get
the 360 to use it. E.g. a movie clip that exploits a yet-to-be-found
buffer overflow/other vulnerability.
Bruce Boettjer wrote:
Just a quick note to introduce myself and say 'Hi' to folks already here.
It is my understanding that the '360 uses 970FX cores licensed from IBM. I
designed and implemented IBM's reference design for the 970FX (Maple)
[SNIP]
Hello Bruce, thanks for stopping by.
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