Source: Run_Code
2. Upgrading the kernel to 4532
If your kernel version is older than 4532 or 4548, you can update to one of these versions. Do not update to a version newer than 4598! You won't be able to downgrade! If you have a pre-4532 kernel, you need to get the file HD_DVD_10-2006.zip, check the MD5SUM to be cd4db8e2c94266ab73513c361dd5b8f6 (important!), burn it to a CD, and insert the CD into your Xbox 360. The program will update your machine to kernel version 4532. This file is an authentic Microsoft update application, but is not available on Microsoft's servers any more. If you own an Xbox, it should be legal for you to download and run this application.
IMPORTANT:if you use a HDD and previously canceled a XBOX Live Update request, then you must remove the HDD to prevent the Kernel updater using the cached Kernel Updater, which is newer then the Kernel 4532! If you don't remove the HDD, then the Kernel Updater will use the cached Kernel Updater from the HDD and not from the CD!
Source: Run_Code
Download: Dead Link
3. Flashing the DVD-ROM Drive
Different tactics depending on the DVD model in your box. There are some excellent Firmware Flashing Tutorials on the net, which we won't link here for site policy reasons.
This does mean opening your Xbox 360 as such warranty is void, Microsoft are known to be working on a way of checking this and banning any flashed Xbox 360's from Xbox Live
4. Buy King Kong and make an image
There are two versions of King Kong available. The patcher currently does not work with the newer "classics" version of "King Kong". If in doubt, buy the oldest version you can get. Backing up won't be covered here for site policy reasons, but the net is your friend again.
5. Patch your King Kong image
Patch your King Kong ISO with either the windows exe or compile the source for Linux. If you're using the windows patch, you will need to download cygwin1.dll and put it into your windows/system32 folder.
Then make sure shader.bin, the exe, and your King Kong ISO are in the same folder and run:
win_patch.exe <name of iso> or ./linux_patch <name of iso>
After your ISO is patched, burn it like a normal game.
Source: Included readme
Download: Dead Link
6. Get Linux
ââ?¬ÂThis LiveCD is based on the BETA Gentoo LiveCD. It includes our X.org framebuffer driver and a Gnome Desktop environment. Download size is around 600MB.ââ?¬Â
Use the BETA v2 release or later in case you have a Samsung drive. Hitachi drive uses do not need to care. You may use rewriteable medias for the distributions as they may improve now in short distances... :-)
Source: LiveCD
Download: Dead Link
7. Get it started
Switch on your Xbox 360, and load up the patched King Kong, and press 'start' on the title screen. Wait until the tray opens. Insert the Linux CD. Close the tray. A few second later, you should be greeted by some penguins.
8. Install it to harddisk (optional)
Guide: http://forums.xbox-s...howtopic=595543
Debian etch install Script (Recommended)
Ubuntu 7.04 install Script
Ubuntu 7.10 install Script
Source: http://www.free60.org/wiki/
Edited by Dakote, 11 August 2009 - 12:58 PM.