Initial
Preparation
DVD
Key
Before
you
can
use
Wasabi
360
Ultra,
you
must
first
obtain
the
DVD
key
that
corresponds
to
your
Xbox
360.
Every
single
Xbox
360
has
a
unique
DVD
key
and
you
must
obtain
the
one
that
specifically
matches
your
Xbox.
While
we
are
planning
to
update
Wasabi
360
Ultra
to
support
automatically
extracting
the
DVD
key
directly
from
your
ODD,
unfortunately
this
feature
is
not
yet
available
and
for
now
you
will
need
to
obtain
your
DVD
key
through
other
means.
We
recommend
the
use
of
a
piece
of
software
called
Jungle
Flasher
which
can
extract
drive
keys
from
almost
any
Xbox
360
drive.
You
will
need
a
way
to
connect
the
drive
to
your
PC
in
order
to
use
Jungle
Flasher;
often
this
will
involve
additional
hardware.
Please
see
the
documentation
accompanying
Jungle
Flasher
for
further
information.
There
are
other
means
of
extracting
drive
keys;
any
method
is
suitable
providing
you
end
up
with
the
correct
drive
key.
Wasabi
360
Ultra
currently
supports
ANY
Xbox
360
drive
regardless
of
the
firmware
version,
providing
you
can
obtain
the
correct
drive
key.
There
is
currently
only
one
known
drive
where
the
key
cannot
be
extracted
from
the
drive
itself
–
that
is
the
Xbox
360
Slim
Hitachi
DL10N.
However
in
this
instance,
the
drive
key
may
still
be
obtained
from
the
Xbox
360
itself
via
the
“reset
glitch”.
Once
you
have
obtained
the
DVD
key
for
your
Xbox
360,
you
should
have
a
file
called
“
Key.bin
”
which
contains
the
16
‐
byte
key
in
binary
format.
If
you
have
used
Jungle
Flasher
to
obtain
your
DVD
key,
you
can
generate
a
Key.bin
file
by
selecting
the
“FirmwareTool
32”
tab
and
then
pressing
the
“Save
Drive
Key”
button.
The
“Key.bin”
file
must
be
placed
at
a
specific
location
on
the
HDD
you
will
connect
to
Wasabi
360
Ultra.
In
the
root
directory
of
your
HDD
there
should
be
a
folder
called
“
wasabi
”;
if
this
does
not
exist
then
create
it.
Place
the
“Key.bin”
file
inside
the
“wasabi”
folder,
so
you
end
up
with
the
file
path
“
X:\wasabi\Key.bin
”
where
X:
is
the
drive
letter
for
your
external
HDD.
Hard
Disk
Drive
Wasabi
360
Ultra
connects
to
external
HDD’s
via
an
ESATA
port.
Any
ESATA
enclosure
is
supported,
along
with
USB
HDD’s
if
you
are
making
use
of
the
Wasabi
ESATA
‐
>
USB
adaptor.
The
HDD
must
be
formatted
with
the
NTFS
file
system.
Wasabi
360
Ultra
will
only
scan
the
root
directory
for
ISO
files,
so
place
all
your
game
ISO’s
in
the
root
directory
of
your
HDD.
The
files
must
be
named
with
a
.ISO
extension.
AP25
Setup
AP25
is
a
new
Xbox
360
copy
protection
scheme
affecting
some
of
the
more
recent
games,
where
a
challenge/response
table
is
required
in
order
for
such
games
to
boot
with
Wasabi
360
Ultra.
The
specific
list
of
games
where
AP25
is
activated
can
be
found
here:
http://bit.ly/ap25list
.
The
challenge
response
table
required
for
AP25
is
dependent
on
your
Xbox
360
dashboard
version;
in
order
to
use
an
AP25
protected
game,
you
must
first
obtain
the
correct
AP25
table
corresponding
to
the
dashboard
version
you
have
installed.
Team
Wasabi
provide
AP25
tables
for
various
dashboard
versions
for
download
from
the
Wasabi
360
Ultra
website.
Inside
the
download
archive
is
a
file
named
ap25.bin
–
place
this
file
on
your
HDD
in
the
wasabi
directory,
along
with
your
key.bin
etc.
Unlike
with
other
solutions,
you
do
not
need
to
patch
ISO
files
with
“AP25
replay
data”.
This
is
handled
for
you
automatically
by
Wasabi
360
Ultra;
all
you
need
to
do
is
ensure
that
ap25.bin
has
been
copied
to
your
Wasabi
360
Ultra’s
HDD.
Even
if
you
have
no
plans
to
play
an
AP25
protected
game
at
the
current
time,
we
recommend
that
you
install
ap25.bin
regardless.
This
will
lead
to
less
trouble
if
you
decide
to
play
AP25
protected
games
in
the
future.
Please
ensure
that
you
familiarise
yourself
with
which
games
are
AP25
enabled
for
your
dashboard
version,
and
if
you
will
be
using
any
of
these
games,
ensure
that
you
have
correctly
setup
Wasabi
360
Ultra
to
deal
with
AP25
as
per
the
directions
above.
If
you
attempt
to
play
an
AP25
protected
game
without
first
setting
up
ap25.bin
then
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