[TUT] How to JTag your Xbox 360

[tuve2]

I have read that U can Jtag a 9199 Dashboard. :/

[Tryptamine.]

Beautiful copy and paste. It is a nice guide, either way...

[[MPGH]Killian]

Beautiful copy and paste. It is a nice guide, either way...

I know

doesn't matter. still good.

[Co2]

ima gonna test it on my second xbox :P

[shant]

D: rip from my friend at *********
oh well it's still a great guide none the less
I have a opus jtag run beautfully and had to buy about 3 KV's already D:

[[MPGH]Killian]

D: rip from my friend at *********
oh well it's still a great guide none the less
I have a opus jtag run beautfully and had to buy about 3 KV's already D:

Still useful. Dozens of post similar to what you just said, so please, enough. (not directed to only you, but to everyone.)

[FinDusty]

nice tut and thanx

[iKillNewbs]

Nice tutorial took me 20 minutes to read around the WHOLE things.

[AIMatHEAD]

good guide ill thank you even though i already have a jtagged xbox.. oh and a flashed one to if you really dont wanna go through jtagging your xbox just get flashed and get iso's

[bullpop]

Very good tutorial, so i have the 2.0.12625.0 dashboard so i cant JTAG?

Do i need to buy an older version of the xbox?

[bullpop]

its a good tutorial but i cant do it cuz i dont have the right kernl

[sarah16]

I wanna Jtag, but i have the new version :/

[Nachos]

If i could i would Jtag but i just got a new slim. I think i'll meet some minor probs

[DareoTheOreo]

Updating

Items Needed:
Gentoo Live CD:https://www.mega upload.com/?d=5Z42P664 (REMOVE SPACE)
USB mouse and Keyboard
Usb Flash Drive loaded with:
XBR.bin with your KV and config injected
XBRFLASH.c: https://www.mega upload.com/?d=HFL3CYOT (REMOVE SPACE)

01. Put Gentoo Live V2 disc in your 360 and bootup Xell/Gentoo

02. In gentoo, open up the terminal (Applications->Accessories->Terminal )

03. Type sudo passwd this will prompt you to enter a new password and verify it (the characteres of the password will not be displayed)
This will give you admin powers

04. Now we can mount the USB drive
Plug the USB in (rear USB port if you have used the front for mouse/keyboard)

In the terminal type: su it will ask for your password, the one the just entered

Type cd Desktop/ to change dir to Desktop

Type mkdir flash to create a folder on the desktop

Type dmesg | grep -i "SCSI device" (the quotes around SCSI Device should be kept)

This will display a few lines similar to:
SCSI Device sda: ... (4GB)
The important part here is the part after Device (sda, could also be sdb, sdc etc)

Type pwd this will show you the path to the desktop
Finally type mount -t vfat -o uid=gentoo,gid=users /dev/sda1 /home/gentoo/Desktop/flash
Keep in mind to change the sda to the value you had (rear port should be sda) and the last part to what the "pwd" command showed + /flash

05. You should have a folder on the desktop named flash and inside you should see the xbr.bin (or whatever you called it) and XBRFLASH.c

06. In the terminal, type cd flash to change dir to the USB drive

07. type gcc XBRFLASH.c this will compile the script and create an a.out file on the USB drive

08. type chmod +x a.out this will make it executable

09. type ./a.out -d nandback.bin -w XBR.bin this will create a file called nandback.bin and flash xbr.bin to the NAND (change xbr.bin to the name of your file)-If you only want a backup of your current Nand only do ./a.out -d nandback.bin

10. NAND should be flashed so turn the 360 off and boot up, and hope you get launched into a kernel

PLEASE THANK AND +REP ME IF YOU LIKED OR USED THE GUIDE

haha the ending (updating) sounds and looks like Linux

Btw, i would Jtag but my xenon has a broken ram block......