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> Xbe Signing And Header Size Issues, Why some programs sign OK and some dont?
Matsku
post Jan 24 2004, 08:31 AM
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Hi,

Hopefully somebody understanding the details of xbox development could help me with this one. I did some searching and tutorial reading, but couldn't really find the reason why this happens. Is it related to the way the program was developed, compiled, both, just random or what? Can something be done to the XBE to make it sign ok? And what are the effects of signed program failing the header size check, since most of them seem to execute ok? Is this the reason why returning to dashboard/launcher (when using a dashboard exploit and retail bios) from signed programs fails (error 21), or is that due to the MS dash being signed with the retail key and not the exploit key?

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post Mar 10 2004, 03:52 AM
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*BuMp* for all of those 5530 Kernels out there... I'm also interested in why some XBE's (games/apps doesn't matter) can be signed with xbedump and some can't...
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