Eine neue Version von XBReboot ist erschienen. Die Version 0.05 erledigt unter anderem nun den Mediapatch von selber, d.h. dass Games nicht mehr mit dem Mediapatcher bearbeitet werden müssen.
XBReboot ist ein Homebrewtaugliches Kernel für kompatible XBox360 Konsolen (nicht mehr möglich ab Kernel 849x oder Herstellungsdatum ab 07/09). Wer sich nicht traut den Umbau selber durchzuführen, der kann gerne unseren Umbauservice dafür in Anspruch nehmen. Weitere Infos HIER.
Mehr Infos über die neue Version 0.05 aus der readme.nfo:
* Who wrote this?
Talented members of XBH contributed in many ways. You know who they are. TeamXBR assembled the parts, coded the utilities, and glued it all together to make it work.
* How does it work?
Both XBR and Freeboot use a “patch engine” to apply patches to the bootloaders as the console reboots. For Freeboot, this is “freeboot.bin” or “freeboot-manual.bin”; For XBR, its “xbrfw.bin” Both of these binaries are based on xell type start up code, and are launched by the exploit. The code then applies patches contained at block 0×65+, and restarts the system.
* What went wrong?
Earlier versions of XBR used the same CB/CD pair to start the 8955 kernel as the exploit. Freeboot, using a dual nand setup, used the older bootloaders to start the exploit, than used the newer bootloaders on the alternate flash to start the kernel.
The problems were not related to the patches used by XBR, but rather the use of the older bootloaders. Please try to control yourselves if problems arise, they can always be fixed. Dont do anything crazy like start conspiracy theories, buy a cygnos, wire up a dual nand or xd card, rip out a big nand to swap in a smaller one etc, etc. Have a little patience, have a little faith 
* So whats the fix?
1) Add a copy of the new bootloaders to flash.
2) Create patches to use the newer relocated bootloaders on reboot.
It was easier to re-use the freeboot.bin patch engine to accomplish this task.
The freeboot patches themselves are not used. XBR continues to use its own patches, however, the freeboot.bin patch engine will be used to apply them.
This also allows custom patches to be applied, in the format used by freeboot.
8955_3a:
- Zephyrs and Falcons now built with correct smc.
8955_3:
- Uses 6750 as the alternate CB to allow easy support for all hardware versions.
- No changes made to patches, exact same functionality as 8955_2.
8955_2:
- Add a copy of the new bootloaders to flash.
- Create patches to use the new relocated bootloaders on reboot.
- Translated existing XBR patches to use the freeboot.bin patch engine.
- Fixed build file to use CB/CD 1921 for all xenon.
- Eliminate media binding path checks, run xex from all media without patching.
* XBReboot Block Layout:
Ox00 – 0×2F Xell Boot firmware
0×30 – 0×3F Backup Xell
0×40 – 0×4F freeboot.bin or freeboot-manual.bin (patch engine core)
0×50 – 0×61 Alternate CG
0×62 – 0×64 Spare blocks
0×65 – 0×65 Patch.bin, patches for bootloaders and kernel
0×66 – 0×8F Alternate CB/CD/CE
0×90 – 0x?? Flash file system
* HowTo:
1) Extract KV and Config blocks from orig.bin
nandpro orig.bin: -r16 rawkv.bin 1 1
nandpro orig.bin: -r16 rawconfig.bin 3de 2
2) Inject those blocks into XBR.bin
nandpro XBR.bin: -w16 rawkv.bin 1 1
nandpro XBR.bin: -w16 rawconfig.bin 3de 2
3) Flash result
nandpro lpt: -w16 XBR.bin
* Notes:
There is no need to unpack and repack pirs files!
This is a limitation of freeboot. Not XBR.
Aside from that major difference, all functionality is the same.
Individual sections can be updated or extracted seperately using nandpro
