Real Time Editing On Jtag

scottp68877

Just tought this might be of use to some people.

This allows...

SDK Neighborhood implementation.

Full console memory control, physical and temporary memory. Includes swapping files and Real time editing at any time on the console.

Screenshot support

console Rebooting, to either dash, current title, or even a cold reboot which restarts the xbox.

Game management, start a game or restart a game at any time from your computer

Watson Debugging

see when xex's are launched and shut down

VS debugging

PPC debugging

breakpoints

Freeze and Unfreeze the console at any point

Print system info

Open/Close disk tray

Real time allows the edit of patches and other files on the jtag with out the need to stop the game

You will require:
A Jtagged Xbox 360 connected to your home network
Dashlaunch installed
XBDM.xex
The Xbox 360 SDK installed on your computer (If you Google XDKSetupXenon11164.3.exe you might find it)

Getting started:

This guide will presume you have some basic knowledge about your Jtagged Xbox 360, Dashlaunch will already be installed and you will have some way of copying files on to your Xbox 360's internal hard drive.

Copy xbdm.xex to the root of your internal hard drive.
Now edit your launch.ini (should also be on the root of your hard drive) and add:

[Plugins]
plugin1 = Hdd:\xbdm.xex
Here is my launch.ini to refer to if you are having trouble.
http://users.digiex.net/insanenutter/guides/360jtag-sdk-screenshot/launch.ini

When xbdm.xex is on the root of your hard drive, and you have told your launch.ini to load xbdm.xex as a plugin turn your console off and turn it back on again. The xbdm plugin will load and always be running in the background.

You should now be ready to configure the Xbox 360 SDK to find your Jtag.

Click the Xbox 360 Neighborhood icon on your desktop, then click Add Xbox 360

Click next

Enter the IP address of your Jtagged Xbox 360

If you do not know the IP address of your console you can find it out under System Settings > Network Settings > (Select wired or wireless depending on your 360's connection) > Configure Network

Your IP address will be shown:

Next set your Jtag as the default Xbox 360 Development Kit when asked

You should now be setup

Once you have installed this you should now be able to access real time editor I will not be showing you how to because it is very simple.

Myrddin

I've removed your hotlink to xbdm.xex. This file is copyright protected

scottp68877

EnterNow wrote: »

I've removed your hotlink to xbdm.xex. This file is copyright protected

Oh ok sorry didnt know am i allowed to put the name of it.

Myrddin

scottp68877 wrote: »

Oh ok sorry didnt know am i allowed to put the name of it.

Your allowed to name it, but no linking to any copywritten material. I havn't removed the name, only the embedded hotlink

scottp68877

EnterNow wrote: »

Your allowed to name it, but no linking to any copywritten material. I havn't removed the name, only the embedded hotlink

Ok thank you sorry about that I didnt know you couldnt.

Myrddin

scottp68877 wrote: »

Ok thank you sorry about that I didnt know you couldnt.

We're not like most modding sites in that we don't condone piracy, we don't permit any info on backups, copyright evasion, software protection evasion etc. Have a read of the charter to familiarise yourself with the rules

scottp68877

EnterNow wrote: »

We're not like most modding sites in that we don't condone piracy, we don't permit any info on backups, copyright evasion, software protection evasion etc. Have a read of the charter to familiarise yourself with the rules

Will do thanks for the info.This website is more about actually modding xboxs is it like jtagging and rgh.

Myrddin

scottp68877 wrote: »

Will do thanks for the info.This website is more about actually modding xboxs is it like jtagging and rgh.

You can discuss everything modding related here, from vintage consoles right through to the most current RGH stuff. It can all be done, provided we keep the conversation within the bounds of the charter, most importantly:

DO NOT POST ANYTHING IN RELATION TO BACKING UP/RIPPING GAMES. THIS INCLUDES WHERE/HOW OR ANY OTHER INFORMATION RELATED TO DOWNLOADING GAMES

DO NOT LINK TO SITES THAT HAVE INFORMATION ON THE ABOVE.

DO NOT DISCUSS HOW TO RUN PROPRIETARY SOFTWARE ILLEGALLY - THIS INCLUDES LOADERS/FLASH CARDS/MODIFIED CODE ETC

DO NOT POST, LINK TO, OR OTHERWISE DIVULGE PROPRIETARY SOFTWARE KEYS. THIS INCLUDES ENCRYPTION, DECRYPTION, SIGNING, PUBLIC OR PRIVATE KEYS.

Charter

scottp68877

EnterNow wrote: »

You can discuss everything modding related here, from vintage consoles right through to the most current RGH stuff. It can all be done, provided we keep the conversation within the bounds of the charter, most importantly:



Charter

Thank you all read and understood

RealistSpy

NB: xbdm doesn't work on every game just few

scottp68877

RealistSpy wrote: »

NB: xbdm doesn't work on every game just few

Ye there is supposed to be another release which is like the full version as this is like beta or something

RealistSpy

scottp68877 wrote: »

Ye there is supposed to be another release which is like the full version as this is like beta or something

It was never release, its the same version floating around. When the DevKit kernel is released poking into memory will be easy.

scottp68877

RealistSpy wrote: »

scottp68877 wrote: »

Ye there is supposed to be another release which is like the full version as this is like beta or something

It was never release, its the same version floating around. When the DevKit kernel is released poking into memory will be easy.

Ye but this was like a leak...there is supposed to be proper one but just not released...dev kit kernel is released on rgh isn't it....

RealistSpy

Yeh that's right but I believe the official release will also come out on jtag. I really can't wait.

scottp68877

RealistSpy wrote: »

Yeh that's right but I believe the official release will also come out on jtag. I really can't wait.

Same one of the members on ttg said he would but I don't know...he is known do so let's hope so

Myrddin

I've ammended the thread title, originally I thought this was something to do with the internal clock

scottp68877

EnterNow wrote: »

I've ammended the thread title, originally I thought this was something to do with the internal clock

Thanks for the help

RealistSpy

Another of dumping memory to edit or poke is if you have RTCoD source code and App.
Just make a little edit in the source code and you can dump any part of the 360's memory.

From Heap address, to stack to xex etc.