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1  Research & Technical XboxHacking (Xbox 360) / Software (TECHNICAL) / Re: Can I use objs compiled with GCC with the Xbox 360 SDK? on: May 07, 2012, 04:25:39 PM
 Cry

Thanks for the reply.
2  Research & Technical XboxHacking (Xbox 360) / Software (TECHNICAL) / Can I use objs compiled with GCC with the Xbox 360 SDK? on: May 07, 2012, 07:58:51 AM
When I add an obj compiled with the libxenon toolchain I get the following error: "fatal error LNK1107: invalid or corrupt file: cannot read at 0x94C5C"

Is it possible to add a gcc obj to a 360 Visual Studio project? If the answer is affirmative, what toolchain do I need?

I can add objs compiled with MinGW to a VS project for the old Xbox so I thought I could do the same thing for the 360 Sad

Thanks in advance.
3  Research & Technical XboxHacking (Xbox 360) / Hard Disk / Re: Migrating old hard drive data to new jtag 500 gig hard drive on: January 12, 2010, 11:35:40 AM
Quote from: patstew on January 12, 2010, 09:42:36 AM
Yes, 0x130eb1000 is the same for every drive. I think you should use 00 c9 0c, because if your name.txt is at 0x131b7a140 your root data cluster starts at the next multiple of 512 below that, which is 0x131b7a000. 0x131b7a000 - 0x130eb1000 = 0xcc9000 ; drop a zero = 0xcc900 ; pair up = 0c c9 00 ; reverse order = 00 c9 0c.

Yeah!. Many thanks!

You can add the value for 60GB:

60GB : 00 C9 0C , 0x131B7A000
4  Research & Technical XboxHacking (Xbox 360) / Hard Disk / Re: Migrating old hard drive data to new jtag 500 gig hard drive on: January 11, 2010, 12:55:22 PM
Quote from: patstew on January 10, 2010, 02:36:49 PM
The way to work out the magic number for modding Xplorer360 is to follow the instructions for finding name.txt in my post earlier, so you should get 0x1381F0000 as the offset on 500gb. Then subtract 0x130eb1000 to get 0x7340000. Drop a zero, and group into pairs (73 40 00) then reverse the order to get 00 40 73.

The 0x130eb1000 is always the same?

I have a 60GB hard drive and the name.txt is at 0x131b7a140 so 0x131b7a140 - 0x130eb1000 = 0xcc9140 so I can't drop a zero. What pairs do I use?
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