Having your games already patched against this means you don't have to worry about things like this. It may be toggled on/off or updated via title updates.

DAE.bin can be updated via dashboard updates. The same thing can - and probably will - happen again. That worked for quite a while, then it stopped working, leaving the person with a bunch of unsafe backups that were all patched with the wrong waves. If you look at how things went in the past, some people used wave patching tools to patch games to earlier waves to get them to boot, rather than updating their console's firmware. When MS update DAE.bin, it will have no effect on you.

There is no risk of DAE.bin suddenly being updated by MS silently, temporarily rendering some of your backups useless and flagging your console in the process. If you have Burner Max burns with topology data patched into them and you're running LT+ 3.0, that is the safest way to play backup discs on Xbox Live. It will definitely support patching games for use with LT+ 3.0 and there's a good chance that that's all it will support.ĮDIT - abgx360 1.0.6 is released and it only patches games for use with LT+ 3.0. It's entirely possible that the next version of abgx360 will enable you to toggle a setting to patch games for use with either LT+ 2.0 or LT+ 3.0, but I think that's unlikely. The next version of abgx360 will patch games for use with LT+ 3.0. Once a game is patched for use with LT+ 3.0 and burned, you're good to go.

With LT+ 3.0, the AP2.5 data stored on the disc enables the backup to pass all current and future AP2.5 checks. Patching and re-burning was a fairly regular occurrence. That meant you risked having your console flagged, some/all of your AP2.5 games would not boot, and you'd have to mess around with tools like Horizon to try and use title updates to get them to work again.

When MS updated DAE.bin - which they can now do silently whenever they like - the data stored on your backup disc would be out of date. In the past, only the AP2.5 data required to pass the current checks was stored on your backup disc. In some threads, I've seen people asking whether they should stick with LT+ 2.0 or upgrade to LT+ 3.0, so this thread will discuss the advantages of upgrading to LT+ 3.0.

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