What Iso Types Can Be Used On Fw Hack ?, We need them raw backups burnt somehow ? Options

[mandrake001]

There must be people using it already, come out and speak up.!


raw dumps dvd9 can we burn this yet ?? can we use it with fwhack yet ??

other home made iso's with dummy's removed can we burn this yet ?? can we use it with fwhack yet ??




all inf0 on above will be realy apr

[TheSpecialist]

It all depends on how the specific FW hack you're using is done. Things that you'll need for sure:

* The *RAW* Security Sector ($FD021E). Raw means including the header, which contains the challenge.
* Responses to the challenges. Here the hacker can choose which method he uses. Either he makes a table with all responses or he creates an ISO with the security placeholders on it. However, the security placeholders contain bad sectors and these are used for 'timing'. A consumer burner can't write these bad sectors. So, you''ll need a table with the 'correct' timing values. There's currently no easy way for newbies to create such a table.

If you have all this security related data, then it depends on the way your specific hack is written how to include them into your ISO. For example, the SS has to be relocated to a certain new sector. So, you'll have to create the ISO with the SS on the sector that the hack expects it on. Meaning that you can't create an ISO without knowing which sector the hack wants the SS on. Meaning you can't create an ISO before you have a hack and some basic understanding/instructions.

Besides, currently there is currently no easy method for 'newbies' to rip the SS (especially not the RAW sector). There are several ways to rip this sector, either with modified firmware or using a program that uses the drive's debug commands to dump the sector from the drive's memory.

So basically, it is completely useless to start making your ISO's already

This post has been edited by TheSpecialist: Apr 8 2006, 04:18 AM

[TheSpecialist]

So, basically, if someone is going to release a hack, then he'll has to release either a very good manual on how to use it or some 'iso creation' software I'm guessing that if someone is going to release a hack, that they'll release some software along, which creates an ISO for you. In theory all you have to do then is insert a disc into the drive and the software creates an ISO for you, compatible with that specific hack. But if they don't release such software, I'm guessing that you'll see some modifications to current popular ISO creation software soon after the release of the hack

This post has been edited by TheSpecialist: Apr 8 2006, 04:40 AM

[mandrake001]

Thnx for you inf0 m8 and not just for this info






zet jij nl anders even terug op de kick ass list hehehe

[O_oTheGameo_O]

newbies? you mean people that cant hack the 360? that is like 99,8% of the people here

[TheSpecialist]

newbies? you mean people that cant hack the 360? that is like 99,8% of the people here

I think 'newbie' sounds a bit better than n00b It sounds insulting and that's really stupid, since I realize that everyone does what he likes, some like playing games, some like finding out how security works, it's all the same, everybody should do what he or she likes as a hobby

Anyway, maybe a better term is 'non hacker', if you like but, I assume you understand what I mean: currently the steps to create an FW hack compatible ISO without any 'tools' are far too complicated for anybody who is not 'into' hacking. So all I'm saying: wait for tools to be released that automate the process for you. It doesn't make any sense to start ripping games at this point.

This post has been edited by TheSpecialist: Apr 9 2006, 01:05 AM

[asakal]

I think 'newbie' sounds a bit better than n00b It sounds insulting and that's really stupid, since I realize that everyone does what he likes, some like playing games, some like finding out how security works, it's all the same, everybody should do what he or she likes as a hobby

Thanks again for the advice on scouring XBH for the procedure. I am getting closer but some of this shit is still beyond me. In regards to the info that was removed from XBH pertaining to your work, I am still having some trouble getting my hands on it. Without "Feeding The Newbie" could you offer any additional direction?

[constanboi]

I think 'newbie' sounds a bit better than n00b It sounds insulting and that's really stupid, since I realize that everyone does what he likes, some like playing games, some like finding out how security works, it's all the same, everybody should do what he or she likes as a hobby

newbie is an actual word, it actually means something. """n00b""" is a word created by and used exclusively by geeks/retards -> FACT! As an english-speaker, id recommend you never.... ever.. use that word.. EVER...


p.s god i wish i could stab people that use those types of "words".... right in the eye