California wrote

vokal wrote this is not how you get a jtag back online.you must do research into how the kernel works and what loads and gets applied when it boots before you will even begin to get what you need to do to get online.also if you are on a jtag you dont need a disk too down grade the dash or kernel you can load into what ever you want lol

no... if you want to get your jtag online you need a kxam.patch much like the one that is used to remove the ping limit except it removes the security checks... also you cannot just change dashboards, you need to make a new freeboot immage for each dash.

And said patch just falls out of your arse? Also, his point still stands, you can still boot into whatever dash you wan't it's not like it takes days to make a new FB image.

It is probably one of them kiosk discs

I extracted the iso. it only contains a single XEX file. the whole iso is one single XEX file. its 12,144kb in size. I am not brave enough to run it in case it screws something up, and its named "lol". It's 100% B.S.

noneed4aname wrote

California wrote

vokal wrote this is not how you get a jtag back online.you must do research into how the kernel works and what loads and gets applied when it boots before you will even begin to get what you need to do to get online.also if you are on a jtag you dont need a disk too down grade the dash or kernel you can load into what ever you want lol

no... if you want to get your jtag online you need a kxam.patch much like the one that is used to remove the ping limit except it removes the security checks... also you cannot just change dashboards, you need to make a new freeboot immage for each dash.

And said patch just falls out of your arse? Also, his point still stands, you can still boot into whatever dash you wan't it's not like it takes days to make a new FB image.

You make the patch using kxam patch builder, you need to find all the checks first using ida... There is no release for it obv and it is specific to each console.

California wrote

noneed4aname wrote

California wrote

vokal wrote this is not how you get a jtag back online.you must do research into how the kernel works and what loads and gets applied when it boots before you will even begin to get what you need to do to get online.also if you are on a jtag you dont need a disk too down grade the dash or kernel you can load into what ever you want lol

no... if you want to get your jtag online you need a kxam.patch much like the one that is used to remove the ping limit except it removes the security checks... also you cannot just change dashboards, you need to make a new freeboot immage for each dash.

And said patch just falls out of your arse? Also, his point still stands, you can still boot into whatever dash you wan't it's not like it takes days to make a new FB image.

You make the patch using kxam patch builder, you need to find all the checks first using ida... There is no release for it obv and it is specific to each console.

The xam.xex is console specific, the patch is not. I don't see why you said what you did in your reply, it didn't add to anything, except to further prove the guy you accused of being wrong, was in fact... RIGHT! PING PING PING!

it doesnt downgrade it only shows the old dash
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but it wouldnt fix the blewed e-fuses. So what does this mean. For What do we can use this.