https://www.virtualbox.org/
Im building multiple Android Distro´s for a few devices every day, you can have a Linux Distro on your PC while running Windows
I just dont have a NAND Dump at hand … I dont even have my XbOne yet ^^
In the Settings menu go to System then enter the the combination: LB - RB - LT - RT. You will be greeted by an extra option on the far right. Once you open it you will get a screen like this:
IP - 192.168.0.103 | The Local IP of the Console.
Tools IP - 0.0.0.0 | IP of the PC running the development tools?
Kernel version - 6.2.10210.0
Shell version - 6.2.10210.0 (xb_rel_launch.131118-1159) fre
DR0 - <REDACTED> | Looks like a SHA256 hash.
Looks like that the Xbox One needs to be added to a list to enable the devkit.
This isn’t an authorized development console.
If you’ve just joined the program, your console may not be activated in XDP. Wait 30 minutes and try again. If that doesn’t work, check with your asset manager.
That goes in line with their statements saying every XB1 is a devkit. But you have to be registered to use any of these options.
Even if you could force-enable devkit mode, it is probably heavily sandboxed to prevent abuse like there was on the 360.
It’s likely that even if you force enabled it, you’d have basic permissions, perhaps the account you are suppose to login with, gets different permissions granted to it for different access levels to just how much you can do with the devkit mode enabled.
As far as I know the ID@Xbox program isn’t even close to being ready yet, so it’d be a good idea to not mess around with the devkit settings as it can cause your X1 to go into an infinite boot loop.