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This code isn't going to be much to look at..hehe..in fact its what you would
call a minimal requirement :) But once you get here, you could in fact
write all custom routines etc to access the xbox memory and things. As you
will be able to generate a working xbe! Yup folks, an xbe is an xbox
executable, and using our OpenXDK and our code...we'll be making xbox code run
on our xbox.
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// Program Entry Point
void
XBoxStartup()
{
// Our code goes here
return;
}//
End
/*
// Or
#include <openxdk.h>
void XBoxStartup()
{
HalReturnToFirmware(ReturnFirmwareFatal);
return;
}// End
*/
// You could use 'XBoxCRTStartup' as your entry point instead of
XBoxStartup
// but you need the <openxdk.h> header file for this, as its just a
function
// in the openxdk librarys...which
once it starts calls the function XBoxStarup
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Now its upto you, but when my xbox returns from the code, it just resets.
I found that when I called 'HalReturnToFirmware(..)'
my xbox made me go....hemmagbuukkjeekkk!!.... as it jumped to the xbox warning
screen - which was a load of strange characters warning that the xbox needs
servicing....heheh... But I just drank some coffee and switched my xbox off and
on....and I was ready to go again.
A small note here - developers who use the debug bios will not be able to run
some of the openxdk samples...as the graphics o/p is only compatible with retail
xbox's.
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