well,

no one beleives me,

so im releasing the tutorial,

im sick of this !

TTG_Grenada wrote

TTG_SEXY_MODZ wrote um in the "proof" it shows the 126 whatever it is............ and thats not the dashboard we are on right now?

yep you are right we are on 13146 but it is still possible to port the 12625 to 13146

True, But Eaton, Dreamer and XBE are still on the 9199 Dash...

You have absolutely no idea what you're talking about do you.

Do you even know what a HV is and does? Do you know when the xbkrnl is used for? I'll give you an easy question. Do you know what PPC even stands for and why you load it in Base 0?

This is for you. Hopefully it makes you understand what to do in situations like this where you think you have done something but have absolutely no proof or any understanding of half the words used in the tutorial you googled to copy pate here on TTG.

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Krazev wrote

True, But Eaton, Dreamer and XBE are still on the 9199 Dash...

LOL no. No they aren't. They're on the 12625 dash. How do I know this? Alex and Dreamer asked me to make them their 12625 nand before the patches got leaked.

ADIZZYSNIPER wrote You have absolutely no idea what you're talking about do you.

Do you even know what a HV is and does? Do you know when the xbkrnl is used for? I'll give you an easy question. Do you know what PPC even stands for and why you load it in Base 0?

This is for you. Hopefully it makes you understand what to do in situations like this where you think you have done something but have absolutely no proof or any understanding of half the words used in the tutorial you googled to copy pate here on TTG.

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I'm not sure what an HV is, but the base needs to be smaller than the modulus. By sending a specially crafted base, when i = mlen base[0] is calculated, we can give i a controlled negative value, then overflow the memory allocated to n, when the for (j = 0; j < base[0]; j++) n[i + j] = base[base[0] j]; loop is executed. This vulnerability can be used by an attacker to execute arbitrary code on the machine running PSCP. Atleast for most webServes. This is atleat applicable with putty. Maybe not with xbox, but atleast industry standards. Anyways - thats my 2 cents.

You know what's funny? I've been telling people the exact same thing as this for months. I'm sorry but it's common sense and yes it is how people bypassed the checks.

No disrespect but this information has been known for months. You have shown no proof of anything realy. I could link 10 threads, my own including that have this information. Im sorry but people should just give up, its not going to get relesed and no one is going to make a tutorial on how to get online. Go to google and download xlink kai.

Flashyy wrote There is no way you are able to get online as of right now! :idea: :idea: :arrow: :arrow:

i agree with him 202020202020

FameModz wrote

Flashyy wrote There is no way you are able to get online as of right now! :idea: :idea: :arrow: :arrow:

i agree with him 202020202020

there is no way he is on but Eaton and Dreamer arent! :idea: :idea:

MoDd3r77 wrote

ADIZZYSNIPER wrote You have absolutely no idea what you're talking about do you.

Do you even know what a HV is and does? Do you know when the xbkrnl is used for? I'll give you an easy question. Do you know what PPC even stands for and why you load it in Base 0?

This is for you. Hopefully it makes you understand what to do in situations like this where you think you have done something but have absolutely no proof or any understanding of half the words used in the tutorial you googled to copy pate here on TTG.

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I'm not sure what an HV is, but the base needs to be smaller than the modulus. By sending a specially crafted base, when i = mlen base[0] is calculated, we can give i a controlled negative value, then overflow the memory allocated to n, when the for (j = 0; j < base[0]; j++) n[i + j] = base[base[0] j]; loop is executed. This vulnerability can be used by an attacker to execute arbitrary code on the machine running PSCP. Atleast for most webServes. This is atleat applicable with putty. Maybe not with xbox, but atleast industry standards. Anyways - thats my 2 cents.

Damn. You know your stuff.

PS HV stands for hypervisor.