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Channel ⇒ #free60 ; #free60-chat ; #free60-dev | Channel ⇒ #free60 ; #free60-chat ; #free60-dev | ||
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Here is what you can do to help this project: | Here is what you can do to help this project: | ||
* Documentation: We need the individual bits&pieces, for example from xboxhacker.net, nicely assembled into wiki pages, Howtos etc. This does not require coding skills! | |||
* Take a look at wiibrew.org: They have nice categories for the available software, features applications etc. | |||
* Tell more people about what you can do with Linux on the 360. | |||
* We need more applications so people have a reason to try out free Libxenon based code and Linux on 360. | |||
* Work to implement End User Requirements | |||
* Test and improve the Linux live CD images | |||
* Add useful ideas to this list. | |||
== <span class="mw-headline"> Seeking Information On </span> == | |||
Some documentation must already exist, though perhaps not in the wild. We are seeking: | |||
* CPU instruction set reference --> See VisualStudio 2005 Reference (Exact CPU instruction set reference) | |||
* Verification that the CPUs have a memory management unit (can do virtual memory) | |||
* Details of Multi-processor memory coherency and synchronization requirements | |||
== <span class="mw-headline"> Documentation To Develop </span> == | |||
Some documentation will either not exist, or won't be made available | |||
* Memory usage map for boot code | |||
* Hypervisor details. What is checked and how it is checked | |||
* Chain of trust: how execution integrity is designed to work | |||
* Chinks in the armor: Holes in the chain of trust | |||
* <s>Hard drive locking (if any) and</s> filesystem details ([http://www.free60.org/Harddrive Harddrive]) | |||
* Wireless hardware and software protocol for controllers | |||
* Xbox1 software emulation details | |||
== <span class="mw-headline"> XeLL / Libxenon </span> == | |||
* Libxenon: Improve Libxenon and write apps. | |||
* Libxenon/XeLL: Fix the usb driver so it gets proper speed and Power supply does not need to get replugged to get usb mass storage recognized | |||
* Libxenon/XeLL: Write a fatx/xtaf driver | |||
* XeLL: Implement parsing of a bootconfig + passing bootarguments to the linux kernel | |||
== <span class="mw-headline"> Xenon linux kernel </span> == | |||
* Needs urgent fixing: Linux Kernel - a hardware CPU bug causes powerpc locking primitives to fail between hyper threads unless a special register is set properly | |||
* Fix usb driver (random freez under heavy usage) | |||
* Patch RTC driver for hardware clock access | |||
* Xenosfb: add support for mode switching | |||
* Audio driver | |||
* If possible: Modify the ATI 3D driver to work with the Xenos-Chip | |||
== <span class="mw-headline"> Linux Live CD / Installer </span> == | |||
Ideally, what we need is a binary patch for KK, resulting in a single DVD-DL doing the following: | |||
* Load KK shader exploit | |||
* Start [http://www.free60.org/XeLL XeLL] from the same disk (video partition?) | |||
* Open a Boot Menu with the following options: | |||
** Load [http://www.free60.org/Linux_Kernel Linux Kernel] from HDD (default, 10s timeout? auto detection of valid Linux HDD?) | |||
** Load [http://www.free60.org/Linux_Kernel Linux Kernel] from CD and use root filesystem on HDD | |||
** Load Rescue/Installer Linux LiveCD | |||
** Load Linux over TFTP (optionally configuring the network) | |||
The Menu can either be created in XeLL (requiring reading from CD, SATA, plus interactivity over serial / IR remote or USB controller), or possibly in a Linux initramfs (which is easier to implement, but locks the user in to one single kernel) | |||
Such a disk would allow using one single DVD-DL for all tasks, from Linux installation to daily bootup and recovery. Packing everything on a single disk also allows booting Linux without disk swapping, serial console, etc., making it really convenient. | |||
There is a problem with the implementation though, we can only access around 200MB of the KK disk (the video partition), or only the game data, depending on the mode of the drive. |
Revision as of 22:29, 6 February 2011
IRC
Server ⇒ irc.oftc.net
Channel ⇒ #free60 ; #free60-chat ; #free60-dev
or if theres nobody replying try:
Server ⇒ irc.efnet.nl
Channel ⇒ #libxenon
Want to Help?
Here is what you can do to help this project:
- Documentation: We need the individual bits&pieces, for example from xboxhacker.net, nicely assembled into wiki pages, Howtos etc. This does not require coding skills!
- Take a look at wiibrew.org: They have nice categories for the available software, features applications etc.
- Tell more people about what you can do with Linux on the 360.
- We need more applications so people have a reason to try out free Libxenon based code and Linux on 360.
- Work to implement End User Requirements
- Test and improve the Linux live CD images
- Add useful ideas to this list.
Seeking Information On
Some documentation must already exist, though perhaps not in the wild. We are seeking:
- CPU instruction set reference --> See VisualStudio 2005 Reference (Exact CPU instruction set reference)
- Verification that the CPUs have a memory management unit (can do virtual memory)
- Details of Multi-processor memory coherency and synchronization requirements
Documentation To Develop
Some documentation will either not exist, or won't be made available
- Memory usage map for boot code
- Hypervisor details. What is checked and how it is checked
- Chain of trust: how execution integrity is designed to work
- Chinks in the armor: Holes in the chain of trust
Hard drive locking (if any) andfilesystem details (Harddrive)- Wireless hardware and software protocol for controllers
- Xbox1 software emulation details
XeLL / Libxenon
- Libxenon: Improve Libxenon and write apps.
- Libxenon/XeLL: Fix the usb driver so it gets proper speed and Power supply does not need to get replugged to get usb mass storage recognized
- Libxenon/XeLL: Write a fatx/xtaf driver
- XeLL: Implement parsing of a bootconfig + passing bootarguments to the linux kernel
Xenon linux kernel
- Needs urgent fixing: Linux Kernel - a hardware CPU bug causes powerpc locking primitives to fail between hyper threads unless a special register is set properly
- Fix usb driver (random freez under heavy usage)
- Patch RTC driver for hardware clock access
- Xenosfb: add support for mode switching
- Audio driver
- If possible: Modify the ATI 3D driver to work with the Xenos-Chip
Linux Live CD / Installer
Ideally, what we need is a binary patch for KK, resulting in a single DVD-DL doing the following:
- Load KK shader exploit
- Start XeLL from the same disk (video partition?)
- Open a Boot Menu with the following options:
- Load Linux Kernel from HDD (default, 10s timeout? auto detection of valid Linux HDD?)
- Load Linux Kernel from CD and use root filesystem on HDD
- Load Rescue/Installer Linux LiveCD
- Load Linux over TFTP (optionally configuring the network)
The Menu can either be created in XeLL (requiring reading from CD, SATA, plus interactivity over serial / IR remote or USB controller), or possibly in a Linux initramfs (which is easier to implement, but locks the user in to one single kernel)
Such a disk would allow using one single DVD-DL for all tasks, from Linux installation to daily bootup and recovery. Packing everything on a single disk also allows booting Linux without disk swapping, serial console, etc., making it really convenient.
There is a problem with the implementation though, we can only access around 200MB of the KK disk (the video partition), or only the game data, depending on the mode of the drive.