Experimental patchset available to update Xbox 360 Linux kernel

“Linux” may have been a bad word in Xbox Live, but that shouldn’t stop Linux fans from running the OS on their Xbox 360 platforms. New experimental patches have been released to allow people using Linux on their Microsoft console to upgrade to a newer kernel. More details in the full article.

Linux may not be as popular as other operating systems, but one can’t deny its power. If you happen to be one of those who’ve applied the power of Linux on your Xbox 360, you might want to pay attention to this update.

Free60.org has released experimental patches that will allow you to update your Xbox 360’s Linux kernel to version 2.6.24.3. You will need to configure and build the kernel after applying the experimental Xenon patchset.

Keep in mind that these patches are still experimental. If you understand the risks of applying these patches, you can follow the link below for the complete instructions on how to update the Linux kernel of your Xbox 360.

Via free60.org