Hi there, since Zeebo's network is no more for a while now (i.e. no online store), you can't purchase games since the console is digital only. So, in order to preserve those quirky cellphone ports (+ some exclusive games with good art direction), I'm making available a 686 megabyte 7zip package split in four parts to download, which contains ALL BRAZILIAN GAME/APP RELEASES. There are countless people talking on the internet about how Tectoy's authorized maintenance centers fill the console's eNAND with all games available to the system when brought to be fixed. Yep, even TECTOY doesn't care anymore, it seems. Since there are only brazilian releases, mexican games aren't included (not sure if their library has any difference, but I do know that "Peteca" became "Badminton" and the characters use racquets unlike the brazilian version). http://www.4shared.com/file/8sqYxtAm/Zeebo_Game__App_Compilation_-_.html http://www.4shared.com/file/hp2Qkog5/Zeebo_Game__App_Compilation_-_.html http://www.4shared.com/file/6E8RLE2_/Zeebo_Game__App_Compilation_-_.html http://www.4shared.com/file/hZDg8ESf/Zeebo_Game__App_Compilation_-_.html Anyway, here's the application list that comes in the package: (Instructions on how to use them "after the flash") How-to-use: You'll need a JTAG dongle which operates at 2.6 V, that's very important. Or you can try and build a low-voltage "wiggler" with these schematics here. Once you get ahold of one, connect it on the Zeebo JTAG interface as follows: On a default 20-Pin ARM interface dongle, connect it as follows: Pin 1 (VCC) goes onto VREG_MSMP Pin 5 (TDI) goes on JTAG_TDI Pin 7 (TMS) goes onto JTAG_TMS Pin 9 (TCLK) goes onto JTAG_TCK Pin 11 (RTCK) goes onto JTAG_RTCK (unless the dongle doesn't have Pin 11/RTCK, if that's the case connect the Zeebo's JTAG_RTCK onto GND) Pin 13 (TDO) goes onto JTAG(TDO) One of the GND Pins (20 for example) goes onto Zeebo's GND pin. Then connect the dongle on your PC and install Open OCD 0.4.0! You'll need config files so that the software communicates both with the ARM 9 and ARM 11 chips, so copy this and save it for the ARM9 (remember to change some stuff according to your dongle type, this is setup to work with the Signalyzer H2 dongle!): Save this file as "msm7201a_arm9.cfg" (plain text, of course!) and move it to the "scripts/target" folder which is on the OpenOCD installation folder. Next, copy this on a plaintext editor: Again, save on the same folder with the filename "msm7201a_arm11.cfg". Note: if you have built the wiggler, delete the part which reads and replace it with and also change the clock to a low speed like "jtag_khz 100". Ok, turn your zeebo on now run OpenOCD in a DOS window with the parameters -f target/msm7201a_arm11.cfg, you should get this: Ta-da! We have access to the ARM. Now open another terminal and type: telnet localhost 4444. If everything went fine, you'll see this: Type 'brew' to force Brew execution, then 'rst' to reset the console. Then type 'field' to gain access to the Field Test, and execute EMAPPLET from the BREW Appmgr menu. Extract one of the game folders (the ones with numbers on them, of course) on the root of a SD Card (which should now have two folders: "mif and mod " on the root of the SD Card). Insert the SD Card on the zeebo, then go to Field Test > Memory Copy. Wait until the copy finishes then reset. Done! If you have any questions, contact TripleOxygen on the http://www.openzeebo.com/ forum. Don't worry about language issues, ask in english! Also check out the Wiki link at the page header. There's a lot of info on the zeebo dev/homebrew, including upcoming Linux/Android ports (wiki in portuguese). Thanks to TripleOxygen, he's the one who did all the hard work by himself! I'm only a cheap translator, haha. Hope you enjoy this thread.
Also, I don't know if you need to run DevMode every boot to run commercial applications which should have valid signatures. If you can't run the copied software, reset the console, wait 4 seconds after the leds turn on, and type 'halt' on the telnet debugger. then type this command according to the console system version: - 1.1.0 mww phys 0x10d43c0c 0xe07d2500 - 1.1.1 mww phys 0x109943d4 0xe07d2500 - 1.1.2 mww phys 0x10d4ea1c 0xe07d2500 then type 'resume'. Your game should popup on BREW Appmgr.
My files are still online but it seems that Openzeebo's site is offline. I really hope someone has a backup of the wiki (I think I have some stuff saved on the 7zip file together with the games, but I don't remember, it was a while ago). I wonder why the forums are still up, though. Shame that no one got any interest in messing with the zeebo, it is quite a miracle that someone got interested in allowing the console to run unsigned code actually. A collection of related files, including SDKs: https://www.tripleoxygen.net/files/devices/zeebo/doc/ I'm not hosting that stuff and considering how the wiki might be lost forever and how it was hosted on the same domain I would make a local backup of them if you have any interest in it.