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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.
Main Page From Free60 Project Free60 is a project towards porting GNU/Linux, BSD, Darwin and related open-source operating systems to the Microsoft Xbox 360 video game console.
•3-core PowerPC, 3.2 GHz •512 MB of RAM •ATI graphics •(optional) 20 GB hard drive •DVD drive •3x USB 2.0 •100 MBit Ethernet •TV/VGA support
Status
•Run Code: You can run your own code on Xbox 360 systems with kernel versions 4532 and 4548. If you own a box manufactured before 2007, upgrade to one of these versions, but to no later one.
•Linux Bootloader: A preliminary second-stage boot loader exists.
•Linux Kernel: Patches for the Linux kernel to support a large part of the Xbox 360 hardware exist. As long as you're waiting for a convenient way to boot, you can set up your cross compiler environment.
•Linux Distributions: Several LiveCD variants and installation howtos for Debian-etch, Ubuntu7.04 and Ubuntu7.10 are available.
Documentation •Try it out now!: How to test out linux (almost) without altering your system. •Hardware: CPU, GPU, R6T3 •Software: Kernel, Hypervisor •Misc: Videos, FAQ Communication There are several ways for you to get in touch with the people behind Free60 and for sharing information between users. We are an open project and therefore explicitly invite anybody to contact us and to help.
•Mailing Lists •IRC Besides this Wiki, we also have a hacking-oriented wiki (http://wiki.free60.org/). Please discuss all kinds of detailed hardware analysis and possible attacks on the Xbox 360 security system there.
All discussion about Hardware, Software and other issues should be done on this Wiki, the other Wiki is deprecated.
Status
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 taking over and re-formatting the content back into the wiki. Thank you!