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Welcome to Free60,

a wiki dedicated to homebrew on the Xbox 360.

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Free60 is a project towards porting GNU/Linux, BSD, Darwin and related open-source operating systems to the Microsoft Xbox 360 video game console.

BREAKING NEWS - 28.08.2011: We can run our own, unsigned code (Homebrew and Linux) on all Xbox360 Kernels. Zephyr, Falcon, Jasper and Trinity (aka X360 Slim) Revisions are supported via the new Reset Glitch Hack. Consoles manufactured before 16-06-2009 which are running a Kernel equal to or lower than 2.0.7371.0 are also vulnerable via the SMC Hack!

Our previous wiki host crashed, and that is when we found out there was no backup of the data. Oops.

All we have is; a web-archive of the old content. You can help us by copying over and re-formatting the content back into the wiki. Thank you!

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Welcome!

Preparing for homebrew	Downloading homebrew	Developing homebrew
Install XeLL on your Xbox360 gaming console by following the SMC Hack or Reset Glitch Hack tutorial.	Browse the homebrew directory or Free60 Git Repository.	Start developing homebrew by installing Xenon Toolchain and reading the homebrew development guide.

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Getting started	Homebrew	Hardware	Software	Development
First Steps Reading out the NAND Doing the soldering and building an image Flash the resulting Image	Who can contribute? FAQ SMC Hack Reset Glitch Hack Homebrew Directory	Xbox Hardware Motherboards Memory Map	GIT Repository Compiling the Toolchain Xbox System-Software XeLL Linux Kernel Unix Distros Boot Process	Starting Homebrew Development Compiling the Toolchain Development tools Debugging LibXenon Examples