Free60 Project

[oldzitterhand]

Das ist ziemlich für die Füße:

1. Buying the box

You need an Xbox with a kernel version of 4532 or 4548. You can check your kernel version in "System -> Console Settings -> System Info". The line at the bottom contains your kernel version in the format K:2.0.nnnn.0, where nnnn is your four digit kernel version. The kernel version can be older (lower number) than 4532 or 4548, but not newer (higher number). If you already have a newer version, there is nothing you can do right now. If you buy an Xbox, make sure that its manufacturing date is before 09 January 2007, so that the kernel version is 4548 or older. You can see the manufacturing date ("MFR Date") through the carton without opening it.

Source: http://www.free60.org/wiki/Run_Code

2. Upgrading the kernel to 4532

If your kernel version is older than 4352 or 4548, you can update to one of these versions. Do not update to a version newer than 4548! You won't be able to downgrade! If you have a pre-4532 kernel, you need to get the file HD_DVD_10-2006.zip, check the MD5SUM to be cd4db8e2c94266ab73513c361dd5b8f6 (important!), burn it to a CD, and insert the CD into your Xbox 360. The program will update your machine to kernel version 4532. This file is an authentic Microsoft update application, but is not available on Microsoft's servers any more. If you own an Xbox, it should be legal for you to download and run this application.

Die CD läuft nur "einfach so", wenn man hat eine der beiden erwähnten Firmware-Versionen hat. Hat man eine niedrigere Version kann man patchen, hat meine höhere Version (so wie ich), kann man es total vergessen.

Die Firmware-Version ist die der XBox, nicht die des Laufwerks!

Grüße
oldzitterhand