YeloDebug Ethernet link status. Ethernet cable is connected and active. Ethernet link is set to 100 Mbps. Ethernet link is set to 10Mbps. Ethernet link is in full duplex mode. Ethernet link is in half duplex mode. Suspend title execution when a thread is created. Suspend title execution when a first-chance exception occurs. Suspend title execution when a string is sent to debug out. Clear this data breakpoint. Break if the address is written to. Break if the address is read from or written to. Break if the address is executed. Xbox boot type. When the reboot is complete, the system software will wait 15 seconds before launching the default title. If you call DmGo during this time, the system software will launch the title immediately. Perform a "warm" reboot of the console. Prevent debugging after reboot. The Xbox debug manager will not be loaded on any subsequent warm reboot; a cold boot is required. When the reboot is complete, the system software will wait (with no timeout) before launching the default title. Calling DmGo while the system is waiting will launch the title. Complete shut-down of the system before rebooting. Warm reboot to active title. Xbox video standard. Xbox video flags. Xbox memory allocation type. Xbox memory flags. Represents one of the 4 possible Xbox LED states. Xbox gamepad buttons. Xbox analog gamepad buttons. Xbox response type. Receive wait type. Does not wait. Waits until some data starts being received. Waits until all data has been received. Use only with continuous flows of data, never file IO. Items to include in a memdump. Xbe code segment. Xbe data segment. System pages. (kernel, stacks, pools, etc...) Debugger pages. Devices on the SMBus Commands that can be sent to the PIC. Commands that can be sent to the video encoder. Values for the video encoder. Sub-commands for the PIC power command. Sub-commands for the PIC led command. Sub-commands for the PIC eject command. Xbox tray state. Drive is not ready. Tray is open. Media disk present in tray. Tray is closed. No optical drive detected. Sub-commands for reset on eject PIC command. Scratch register values. Xbox device. Xbox drive name. Module information. Name of the module that was loaded. Address that the module was loaded to. Size of the module. Time stamp of the module. Checksum of the module. Sections contained within the module. Module section information. Structure that contains information about the XBE. Xbox file information. Xbox memory statistics. Xbox memory region. Xbox memory address range. Specifies a default range of all addresses. Specifies a custom address range. Xbox memory allocation entry. Basic xbox memory information. Cpu general purpose register context. Only the registers you change will be set before the call. Xbox gamepad input state. Xbox command status response. Xbox debug connection information. Xbox debug connection. Registry entry to store the last connection used. Keeps a list of available connections Xbox connection. Returns a list containing all consoles detected on the network. Shared connection function Connects to an xbox on the network. If multiple consoles are detected this method will attempt to connect to the last connection used. If that connection or information is unavailable this method will fail. Connects to a specified xbox using the box name. Case insensitive information may either be a debug ip or the name of a specific xbox. Connects to an xbox using the IP address Registers a notification session on the specified port. Disconnects from the xbox. Attempts to re-establish a connection with the currently selected xbox console. Re-establishes a connection with the currently selected xbox console. Checks the connection status between xbox and pc. This function only checks what YeloDebug believes to be the current connection status. For a true status check you will need to ping the xbox regularly. Retrieves xbox connection status. Average execution time of 2200 executions per second, or one every half millisecond. Time to wait for a response Connection status Retrieves xbox connection status. Average execution time of 2200 executions per second, or one every half millisecond. Connection status Reboots the xbox with the specified BootFlag. Performs a warm reboot on the xbox. Launches the specified xbox title and attempts to establish a new connection with that title. Reads all static xbox information that will remain constant throughout a session. Clear everything from the receive buffer. Call this before you send anything to the xbox to help keep the channel in sync. Clear a specified amount from the receive buffer. If amount in buffer is less than requested size, everything will be cleared. Size to flush Waits for data to be received. During execution this method will enter a spin-wait loop and appear to use 100% cpu when in fact it is just a suspended thread. This is much more efficient than waiting a millisecond since most commands take fractions of a millisecond. It will either resume after the condition is met or throw a timeout exception. Wait type Waits for a specified amount of data to be received. Use with file IO. Amount of data to wait for Receives a line of text from the xbox. Receives multiple lines of text from the xbox. Receives a notification if one is present. Receives any notifications that may be present. Waits for a status response to be received from the xbox. Status response Sends a command to the xbox. Command to be sent Arguments Status response Sends binary data to the xbox. Sends binary data of specified length to the xbox. Receives all available binary data sent from the xbox. Receives binary data of specified size sent from the xbox. Receives binary data of specified size sent from the xbox. Dont use this, higher-level methods are available. Use FileStream instead. Dont use this, higher-level methods are available. Use FileStream instead. Dont use this, higher-level methods are available. Use GetDriveFreeSpace or GetDriveSize instead. Retrieves xbox drive freespace. Drive name. Free space available. Retrieves xbox drive size. Drive name. Total space available. Gets the current file access count. Gets a list of partitions on the xbox hard drive. Retrieves files that belong to a given directory. Directory name. List of files. Creates a directory on the xbox. Directory name. Deletes a directory on the xbox. Directory name. Determines if the given file exists. Sends a file to the xbox. PC file name. Xbox file name. Receives a file from the xbox. PC file name. Xbox file name. Renames or moves a file on the xbox. Old file name. New file name. Creates a file on the xbox. File to create. Creation options. Deletes a file on the xbox. File to delete. Sets the size of a specified file on the xbox. This method will not zero out any extra bytes that may have been created. Modifies file creation information. If you wish to specify a new file size, use SetFileSize instead. File name. File information. Retrieves file information. File name. File information. Retrieves file attributes. File name. File attributes. Sets file attributes. File name. File attributes. Retrieves file size. File name. File size. Mounts the specified device to the specified drive letter. Device name Drive letter Unmounts the specified drive. Drive letter. Xbox memory stream. Xbox memory stream reader. Xbox memory stream writer. Dont use this, higher-level methods are available. Use MemoryReader instead. Dont use this, higher-level methods are available. Use MemoryWriter instead. Writes to xbox memory. Performance of ~10MB/s due to a simple xbdm.dll modification. Calculates the checksum of a block of memory on the xbox. Memory address on the Xbox console of the first byte of memory in the block. This address must be aligned on an 8-byte boundary, and it cannot point to code. Number of bytes on which to perform the checksum. This value must be a multiple of 8. A complete dump of xbox memory. Retrieves an object from xbox memory. Memory location. Object type. Received object. Retrieves data from xbox memory. Memory location. Length of data to receive. Received data. Retrieves byte from xbox memory. Memory location. Received byte. Retrieves Int16 from xbox memory. Memory location. Received Int16. Retrieves UInt16 from xbox memory. Memory location. Received UInt16. Retrieves Int32 from xbox memory. Memory location. Received Int32. Retrieves UInt32 from xbox memory. Memory location. Received UInt32. Retrieves Int64 from xbox memory. Memory location. Received Int64. Retrieves UInt64 from xbox memory. Memory location. Received UInt64. Retrieves Single from xbox memory. Memory location. Received Single. Retrieves Double from xbox memory. Memory location. Received Double. Retrieves a string from xbox memory. Will automatically detect ascii or unicode strings of size greater than 1 char and retrieve as ascii. Maximum string size of 512 characters. Retrieves a string of specified length from xbox memory. Retrieves a null-terminated ascii string from xbox memory. Maximum length of 512 characters. Memory location. Received ascii string. Retrieves a null-terminated unicode string from xbox memory. Maximum length of 512 characters. Memory location. Received unicode string. Determines whether or not the specified address exists in xbox memory. Checks for a valid address range. Writes object(s) to a specified xbox memory location. Xbox memory location. Data to write. Specify multiple data instances whenever you have multiple contiguous writes since this function will combine multiple data internally and then send all at once. Some debugging events require title execution to be suspended. But there are some debugging events where thread suspension is an option. For these events, you can elect to have the debugging subsystem suspend title execution by calling this function. Removes all breakpoints in an xbox title. Sets a hardware breakpoint that suspends title execution when a particular section of memory is referenced. Address of the memory to watch. The size, in bytes, of the memory to be watched. The only allowable values for this parameter are 1, 2, and 4. Type of access to watch for. Sets a breakpoint in an xbox title. Address where you would like to set a breakpoint. Removes a breakpoint in an xbox title. Address where you would like to remove a breakpoint. Sends a request to the xbox that the specified thread break as soon as possible. ID of the thread to be halted. Send 0 as the thread ID to have the debugging subsystem select a thread to break into. Resumes the execution of an xbox thread that has been stopped. Thread ID. Resumes the execution of all xbox threads that have been stopped. Suspends a given xbox thread. ID of the thread to suspend. Resumes a given xbox thread. ID of the thread to resume. Determines whether the specified thread is stopped. If the specified thread is stopped this will return information about the circumstances that forced the thread to stop. Suspends all xbox title threads. Resumes all xbox title threads. Synchronizes the xbox system time with the computer's current time. Use this if the Screenshot function doesnt dump properly and you wish to add a new format. Framebuffer will be in a swizzled format. Takes a screenshot of the xbox display. Benchmark utility function best when ran with xdk dash. Lower memory situations will yeild lower speeds. Shuts down the xbox console and then turns it on again. Resets the xbox console. Shuts down the xbox console. Disables reset on DVD tray eject. Enables reset on DVD tray eject. Ejects xbox tray. Loads xbox tray. Sets the xbox LED state. First LED state. Second LED state. Third LED state. Fourth LED state. Restores the xbox LED to its default state. Gets the xbox video flags. Gets the xbox video standard. Reads the xbox EEPROM. Changes the script buffer size. Simple function call with optional return value. Average execution time of 1.3 ms without return or 1.75ms with return. Xbox procedure address. 0x10000 is reserved for function use. Extended function call with optional context, arguments, and return value. Average execution time of 1.3ms without return or 1.75ms with return. Xbox procedure address. Cpu context. This parameter may be null. Arguments to be pushed before the call is made. These are optional of course. Keeps track of all the memory YeloDebug uses. Prevents YeloDebug from syncing its allocation table with the xbox. This is usefull if you are confident that you wont lose your connection, then you can unblock when you wish to manually sync again. Otherwise, YeloDebug will sync after each memory allocation or release. Reads the allocation table from the xbox. Syncs the allocation table with the xbox. Removes an entry from the allocation table. Allocation size. Makes sure the given allocation exists. Allocation table index. Makes sure the given allocation does not exist. Determines a given allocations type. Allocates memory on the xbox. Allocated address. Allocates memory of specified type on the xbox. Allocated address. Frees xbox memory. Size of freed memory. Frees all memory associated with the current allocation table. Total memory freed. Determines if the requested size of memory can be allocated. This function will also borrow from the file cache to meet the requested size if needed. Makes sure size is aligned to specs. Unaligned sizes will be rounded up to the next 4kb page boundary. Aligned size. Allocates debug memory on the xbox. Address space of 0xB0000000 to 0xC0000000. Size of memory to be allocated. Note that an unaligned size will be rounded up to the next 4kb page boundary. Address of allocated memory. Frees debug memory on the xbox. Memory address. Size of freed memory. Allocates physical memory on the xbox. Address space of 0x80000000 to 0x84000000. Extends to 0x88000000 on a developer kit. Size of memory to be allocated. Note that an unaligned size will be rounded up to the next 4kb page boundary. Address of allocated memory. Allocates physical memory on the xbox. Input range of 0x0 - 0x4000000. Xbox address space of 0x80000000 to 0x84000000. Extends to 0x88000000 on a developer kit. Size of memory to be allocated. Note that an unaligned size will be rounded up to the next 4kb page boundary. Range of memory to place allocation. Address of allocated memory. Frees physical memory on the xbox. Memory address. Size of freed memory. Allocates virtual memory on the xbox. Address space of 0x00000000 to 0x80000000. Size of memory to be allocated. Note that an unaligned size will be rounded up to the next 4kb page boundary. Address of allocated memory. Allocates virtual memory on the xbox. Address space of 0x00000000 to 0x80000000. Size of memory to be allocated. Note that an unaligned size will be rounded up to the next 4kb page boundary. Preferred address. Address of allocated memory. Frees virtual memory on the xbox. Memory address. Size of freed memory. Allocates system memory on the xbox. Address space of 0xD0000000 to 0xFFFFFFFC. Size of memory to be allocated. Note that an unaligned size will be rounded up to the next 4kb page boundary. Address of allocated memory. Frees system memory on the xbox. Memory address. Size of freed memory. Retrieves the file cache size associated with the current title. Allows us to borrow extra memory from the file cache :) Page count. Initializes the history page. Use in beginning when setting up our history page, since calladdressex will depend on that memory Allocated address. Searches xbox memory for XInputGetState(). Average execution time of 15ms. Compares the differences between two states and determines if they have changed. Detects whether or not we have already hooked into XInputGetState(). Hooks into the XInputGetState procedure on your xbox, and hijacks controller input. This is to be used if YeloDebug cannot automatically detect the XInputGetState function address. Then you will need to specify your own if you wish to hook into the controllers. This function has not been tested since I have not found a game which doesn't use the standard XInputGetState function. Specifies if the xbox should override controller input and start listening for pc input. Sends gamepad input to a specified controller port. A controller must be plugged into the port for this to work. You are also responsible for the polling frequency. Controller port. [0-3] Gamepad input. Gets the main connection used for pc to xbox communication. Gets the xbox kernel information. Gets or sets the maximum waiting time given (in milliseconds) for a response. Gets the current connection status known to YeloDebug. For an actual status update you need to Ping() the xbox. Gets the xbox debug ip address. Gets the xbox debug name. Gets or sets whether or not the notification session will be enabled. Gets the notification listener registered with the xbox that listens for incoming notification session requests. Gets the current notification session registered with the xbox. Gets or sets the xbox notification port. Gets or sets the list of notifications. Gets the xbox game ip address. Gets the xbox process id. Gets a list of modules loaded by the xbox. Gets xbox executable information. Gets the xbox debug monitor version. Gets the xbox kernel version. Note that non-debug kernel build versions are substituted with the build year instead. Gets the xbox hard drive key. Gets the xbox EEPROM key. Gets the xbox signature key. Gets the xbox lan key. Gets the alternate xbox signature keys. Gets the xbox hard drive serial number. Gets the xbox hard drive model. Gets the xbox serial number. Gets the xbox mac address. Gets the xbox version. Gets the xbox hardware info. Gets the video encoder type installed on the xbox. Gets the xbox processor frequency. Gets the xbox processor information. Gets the current xbox ethernet link status. Gets the xbox EEPROM. Gets or sets the last xbox connection used. Gets the xbox manufacturer production information. Gets the current AV-Pack status. Gets or sets the xbox system time. Gets the amount of time the xbox has been powered on for or the time since its last cold boot. Gets the xbox memory statistics. Gets a list of valid xbox memory segments. Gets a list of xbox threads. Gets the xbox CPU temperature in degrees celsius. Gets the xbox GPU temperature in degrees celsius. Gets or sets the xbox fan speed percentage. Gets or sets whether or not allocation table will be kept in sync with the xbox. Gets the address of the buffer automatically allocated for temporary storage in xbox memory. Gets the size of the temporary buffer allocated on the xbox. Creates a standard xbox file stream. Creates a new file stream using a client connection to a debug xbox. Connection to use. Name of the file to expose stream to. File create disposition. Creates a standard xbox memory stream. Creates a new memory stream using a client connection to a debug xbox. Connection to use. Keeps track of history addresses Miscellaneous helper functions. Converts a timestamp to its local DateTime equivalent. Converts a timestamp to its universal DateTime equivalent. Provides an easy way to modify and inject custom assembly scripts. Xbox kernel information. Returns number of pages released. Contains everything needed to communicate with the Xbox kernel. Connection to use. Saves xbox kernel as local file on pc. Retrieves kernel export table. Kernel export table. Initializes kernel exports with actual addresses. Thrown when an YeloDebug API function fails Represents errors that occur when there is no debug connection detected between the xbox and pc. Represents errors that occur when a script becomes unresponsive. Represents errors that occur within the xbox debugging interface. Represents errors that occur when an unsupported method is called. Represents errors that occur when an xbox memory allocation fails. Represents errors that occur when a corruption is detected in our history pages.