Nav and Redirect Cleanup

docs/!Pages_That_Need_Updates.md

@@ -0,0 +1,10 @@
+# Pages That Need Updates
+
+Some pages need edits to remain useful or become more beautiful.
+
+- [SFCX](/System-Software/SFCX) is blank! What is it?
+- [STFS](/System-Software/Formats/STFS) needs the base sequence written up
+  - halotroop2288 is working on this!
+  - https://github.com/halotroop2288/kaitai_struct_formats/blob/pr/xbox/filesystem/stfs.ksy
+- [XCP](/System-Software/Formats/XCP) needs a full file format spec written up for it.
+- [XConfig](/System-Software/Formats/XConfig)'s spec (Notes section) should be converted to a markdown table.

docs/!Pages_with_missing_images.md

@@ -0,0 +1,5 @@
+# Pages with missing images
+
+- [DVD Drive](Hardware/Console/DVD_Drive)
+- [NAND](Hardware/Console/NAND) "Atmel2.jpg"
+- [Wifi Adapter](Hardware/Accessories/Wifi_Adapter.md)

docs/Category_Template_documentation.md

@@ -1,5 +1,5 @@
 # Category: Template documentation
 
-[Old Main Page](../Old_Main_Page)
+[Old Main Page](/Old_Main_Page)
 
-[Other OS Loader](../Other_OS_Loader)
+[Other OS Loader](/Other_OS_Loader)

docs/Xbox-360-Development/Cross_Compiler.md → docs/Development/Cross_Compiler.md

@@ -82,4 +82,4 @@ export PATH=$PATH:/opt/crosstool/gcc-4.1.0-glibc-2.3.6/powerpc64-unknown-linux-
 
 You're done. Feel free to configure and compile your [Linux Kernel](../Linux_Kernel).
 
-[Category: Xbox 360 Development](../Category_Xbox360_Development)
+[Category: Development](/Development)

docs/Xbox-360-Development/Dumpana.md → docs/Development/Dumpana.md

@@ -9,4 +9,4 @@ Video-Modes. It's a linux tool.
 The source is available on the [free60 GIT Repository](../Free60_Git_Repository)
 in the tools section.
 
-[Category: Xbox 360 Development](../Category_Xbox360_Development)
+[Category: Development](/Development)

docs/Xbox-360-Development/Finding_the_right_timing.md → docs/Development/Finding_the_right_timing.md

@@ -113,4 +113,4 @@ Make sure ... you got it ;)
 PS: Those pseudo-code examples don't show the slowdown code for the sake
 of clarity.
 
-[Category: Xbox 360 Development](../Category_Xbox360_Development)
+[Category: Development](/Development)

docs/Xbox-360-Development/Free60_Git_Repository.md → docs/Development/Free60_Git_Repository.md

@@ -21,4 +21,4 @@ https://github.com/Free60Project
 For LibXenon projects - check out the appropriate Github organization:
 https://github.com/LibxenonProject
 
-[Category: Xbox 360 Development](../Category_Xbox360_Development)
+[Category: Development](Development)

docs/Xbox-360-Development/LibHomebrew.md → docs/Development/LibHomebrew.md

@@ -94,5 +94,5 @@ looks like a promising ground. It contains its own libc implementation,
 whereas most homebrew projects are using newlib
 instead.
 
-[Category: Xbox 360 Homebrew Software](../Category_Xbox360_Homebrew_Software)
-[Category: Xbox 360 Development](../Category_Xbox360_Development)
+[Category: Homebrew Software](/Homebrew)
+[Category: Development](/Development)

docs/Xbox-360-Development/LibXenon_Examples.md → docs/Development/LibXenon/Examples.md

@@ -73,5 +73,5 @@ move all the sourcecode-files of your project into a folder "source" so
 the Makefile can find
 them.
 
-[Category: Xbox 360 Homebrew Software](../Category_Xbox360_Homebrew_Software)
-[Category: Xbox 360 Development](../Category_Xbox360_Development)
+[Category: Homebrew Software](/Homebrew)
+[Category: Development](/Development)

docs/Xbox-360-Development/LibXenon.md → docs/Development/LibXenon/index.md

@@ -37,8 +37,8 @@ or in \#libXenon on EFnet IRC, <irc://irc.efnet.fr/libXenon>
 
 ## Sample Code
 
-Example code illustrating **libXenon** use can be found on the [LibXenon Examples](../LibXenon_Examples)
+Example code illustrating **libXenon** use can be found on the [LibXenon Examples](/Development/LibXenon/Examples)
 page.
 
-[Category: Xbox 360 Homebrew Software](../Category_Xbox360_Homebrew_Software)
-[Category: Xbox 360 Development](../Category_Xbox360_Development)
+[Category: Homebrew Software](/Homebrew)
+[Category: Development](/Development)

docs/Xbox-360-Development/List_of_development_tools.md → docs/Development/List_of_development_tools.md

@@ -2,11 +2,10 @@
 
 These **Development Tools** can help you develop legal homebrew
 applications and games for the Xbox 360. The most important tool for
-Xbox 360 development is [Xenon Toolchain](../Xenon_Toolchain), a
+Xbox 360 development is [Xenon Toolchain](/Development/Xenon_Toolchain), a
 port of the GCC toolchain along with supporting system libraries. The
 development tools listed below make development easier or to add
-additional
-functionality.
+additional functionality.
 
 ## Core development
 
@@ -41,4 +40,4 @@ functionality.
 | --------------- | --------------- | ----------------------- |
 | Placeholder    | Placeholder      | Description Placeholder |
 
-[Category: Xbox 360 Development](../Category_Xbox360_Development)
+[Category: Development](/Development)

docs/Xbox-360-Development/Run_Code.md → docs/Development/Run_Code.md

@@ -82,7 +82,7 @@ and cannot be attached to a PC serial port directly. Even if you are
 working with xorloser's loader, a serial cable can be very useful for
 debugging purposes.
 
-[Category: Xbox 360 Development](../Category_Xbox360_Development)
-[Category: Xbox 360 Homebrew Software](../Category_Xbox360_Homebrew_Software)
-[Category: Xbox 360 Hardware](../Category_Xbox360_Hardware)
-[Category: Support](../Category_Support)
+[Category: Development](/Development)
+[Category: Homebrew Software](/Homebrew)
+[Category: Hardware](/Hardware)
+[Category: Support](/Support)

docs/Xbox-360-Development/Starting_Homebrew_Development.md → docs/Development/Starting_Homebrew_Development.md

@@ -16,5 +16,5 @@ You could start looking at a code example and write a program which
 (almost) everbody starts with: [Hello World
 :)](LibXenon_Examples)
 
-[Category: Xbox 360 Homebrew Software](../Category_Xbox360_Homebrew_Software)
-[Category: Xbox 360 Development](../Category_Xbox360_Development)
+[Category: Homebrew Software](/Homebrew)
+[Category: Development](/Development)

docs/Xbox-360-Development/UART.md → docs/Development/UART.md

@@ -93,6 +93,6 @@ It is also possible to use some cheap [cell phone data
 cables](http://wiki.openwrt.org/oldwiki/openwrtdocs/customizing/hardware/serial_console#cellphone.data.cables)
 as a PC interface.
 
-[Category: Xbox 360 Hardware](../Category_Xbox360_Hardware)
-[Category: Xbox 360 Development](../Category_Xbox360_Development)
-[Category: Xbox 360 Homebrew Software](../Category_Xbox360_Homebrew_Software)
+[Category: Hardware](/Hardware)
+[Category: Development](/Development)
+[Category: Homebrew Software](/Homebrew)

docs/Xbox-360-Development/Xenon_Toolchain.md → docs/Development/Xenon_Toolchain.md

@@ -143,4 +143,4 @@ filename Press Ctrl+X for closing nano
 
 Have fun compiling your code ;)
 
-[Category: Xbox 360 Development](../Category_Xbox360_Development)
+[Category: Development](/Development)

docs/Xbox-360-Development/Xenos_Framebuffer.md → docs/Development/Xenos_Framebuffer.md

@@ -48,5 +48,5 @@ holds at least the following:
 ` Option        "UseFBDev"      "true"`
 `EndSection`
 
-[Category: Xbox 360 Development](../Category_Xbox360_Development)
-[Category: Xbox 360 Linux](../Category_Xbox360_Linux)
+[Category: Development](/Development)
+[Category: Linux](/Linux)

docs/Xbox-360-Hacks/King_Kong_Hack.md → docs/Hacks/King_Kong_Hack.md

@@ -102,8 +102,8 @@ some penguins.
 
 Guide: [Here](https://web.archive.org/web/20100315185435/http://forums.xbox-scene.com/index.php?showtopic=595543)
 
-[Debian etch](../Debian-etch) install Script (Recommended)
+[Debian etch](/Linux/Debian/etch) install Script (Recommended)
 
-[Ubuntu 7.10](../Ubuntu7_10) install Script
+[Ubuntu 7.10](/Linux/Ubuntu/7_10) install Script
 
-[Category: Support](../Category_Support)
+[Category: Support](/Support)

docs/Xbox-360-Hacks/NAND_Bad_Blocks.md → docs/Hacks/NAND_Bad_Blocks.md

@@ -281,5 +281,5 @@ Source:
 [google-docs](https://web.archive.org/web/20100713001647/https://docs.google.com/View?id=dnfmv5h_23gw47ddgs) \(archive.org mirror\) &
 [XBH, posted by trancy](http://www.xboxhacker.org/index.php?topic=13618.0)
 
-[Category: Xbox 360 Hardware](../Category_Xbox360_Hardware)
-[Category: Xbox 360 System Software](../Category_Xbox360_System_Software)
+[Category: Hardware](/Hardware)
+[Category: System Software](/System_Software)

docs/Xbox-360-Hacks/Reset_Glitch_Hack.md → docs/Hacks/Reset_Glitch_Hack.md

@@ -499,5 +499,5 @@ engineering, beta testing. Razkar, tuxuser, Ced2911: beta testing. cjak,
 Redline99, SeventhSon, tmbinc, anyone I forgot... : Prior reverse
 engineering and/or hacking work on the 360.
 
-[Category: Xbox 360 System Software](../Category_Xbox360_System_Software)
-[Category: Xbox 360 Hardware](../Category_Xbox360_Hardware)
+[Category: System Software](/System_Software)
+[Category: Hardware](/Hardware)

docs/Xbox-360-Hacks/SMC_Hack.md → docs/Hacks/SMC_Hack.md

@@ -723,5 +723,5 @@ By default, the following memory map is used:
 
 But this can be tweaked.
 
-[Category: Xbox 360 System Software](../Category_Xbox360_System_Software)
-[Category: Xbox 360 Hardware](../Category_Xbox360_Hardware)
+[Category: System Software](/System_Software)
+[Category: Hardware](/Hardware)

docs/Xbox-360-Hardware/8051_8052.md → docs/Hardware/8051_8052.md

@@ -4,4 +4,4 @@ The 8051/8052 is an 8-bit microcontroller developed by Intel in 1980.
 The 8051/8052 is used in the Xbox 360. It is known as the [SMC](../SMC).
 It controls the front panel lights, DVD tray, fans, temperature sensors, etc.
 
-[Category: Xbox 360 Hardware](../Category_Xbox360_Hardware)
+[Category: Hardware](/Hardware)

docs/Xbox-360-Hardware/Accessories/Chatpad.md → docs/Hardware/Accessories/Chatpad.md

@@ -5,4 +5,4 @@ of an Xbox 360 [Gamepad](../gamepad) via the [headset](../headset) jack.
 
 It is available in the Xbox 360 [Messenger Kit](http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Xbox_360_accessories#Messenger_Kit).
 
-[Category: Xbox 360 Hardware](../Category_Xbox360_Hardware)
+[Category: Hardware](/Hardware)

docs/Xbox-360-Hardware/Accessories/GamePad.md → docs/Hardware/Accessories/GamePad.md

@@ -65,4 +65,4 @@ inserting a 3.3 Volts positive regulator between VUSB (red) and VCC on
 rated for 5V - if anyone has a spare trash controller he could try it
 without fear of frying the pad...
 
-[Category: Xbox 360 Hardware](../Category_Xbox360_Hardware)
+[Category: Hardware](/Hardware)

docs/Xbox-360-Hardware/Accessories/Headset.md → docs/Hardware/Accessories/Headset.md

@@ -8,4 +8,4 @@
   - The old Xbox Live headset will work with the Xbox 360 but volume
     control must then be done through the dashboard.
 
-[Category: Xbox 360 Hardware](../Category_Xbox360_Hardware)
+[Category: Hardware](/Hardware)

docs/Xbox-360-Hardware/Accessories/Media_Remote.md → docs/Hardware/Accessories/Media_Remote.md

@@ -311,4 +311,4 @@ linux. So 'if' a Mediacenter is ever ported to Xbox 360 Linux, you could
 use the official remote. (IR codes and info retrieved by Icekiller, with
 SMC.C from tmbinc, small remote by kwkward)
 
-[Category: Xbox 360 Hardware](../Category_Xbox360_Hardware)
+[Category: Hardware](/Hardware)

docs/Xbox-360-Hardware/Accessories/Memory_Unit.md → docs/Hardware/Accessories/Memory_Unit.md

@@ -87,4 +87,4 @@ But [SPI](http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Serial_Peripheral_Interface_Bus)
 needs four wires. It's more like I<sup>2</sup>C which needs only two
 lines (SDA, SCL) and optionally WP (Write Protect).
 
-[Category: Xbox 360 Hardware](../Category_Xbox360_Hardware)
+[Category: Hardware](/Hardware)

docs/Xbox-360-Hardware/Accessories/Play_and_Charge_Kit.md → docs/Hardware/Accessories/Play_and_Charge_Kit.md

@@ -16,4 +16,4 @@ serial EEPROM chip. Presumably the controller checks the EEPROM to
 verify that the battery pack has been charged fewer than a factory-set
 number of times and stops charging if that number is exceeded.
 
-[Category: Xbox 360 Hardware](../Category_Xbox360_Hardware)
+[Category: Hardware](/Hardware)

docs/Xbox-360-Hardware/Accessories/Webcam.md → docs/Hardware/Accessories/Webcam.md

@@ -13,4 +13,4 @@ chatting audio is heard through the microphone. They aren't as popular
 as they used to be probably because of the Kinect having all of these
 features and much more built in.
 
-[Category: Xbox 360 Hardware](../Category_Xbox360_Hardware)
+[Category: Hardware](/Hardware)

docs/Xbox-360-Hardware/Accessories/Wifi_Adapter.md → docs/Hardware/Accessories/Wifi_Adapter.md

@@ -80,5 +80,5 @@ from
 
 *Baseband Processor Product Selection table*
 
-[Category: Xbox 360 Hardware](../Category_Xbox360_Hardware)
+[Category: Hardware](/Hardware)
 [Category: Pages That Need Updates](/!Pages-That-Need-Updates)

docs/Xbox-360-Hardware/Console/Case.md → docs/Hardware/Console/Case.md

@@ -25,4 +25,4 @@ with a torx T10 screw driver.
 
 ![Motherboard](images/Therm_removed.jpg)
 
-[Category: Xbox 360 Hardware](../Category_Xbox360_Hardware)
+[Category: Hardware](/Hardware)

docs/Xbox-360-Hardware/Console/DVD_Drive.md → docs/Hardware/Console/DVD_Drive.md

@@ -106,6 +106,6 @@ opening up the DVD-Rom drive from inside out, Inserting a large DVD,
 then lifting it up vertically to do not trigger the eject mode, and then
 inserting a Original XBOX disc will also give you access)
 
-[Category: Xbox 360 Hardware](../Category_Xbox360_Hardware)
+[Category: Hardware](/Hardware)
 
-[Category: Pages with missing images](../Category_Pages_with_missing_images)
+[Category: Pages with missing images](/Pages_with_missing_images)

docs/Xbox-360-Hardware/Console/Ethernet.md → docs/Hardware/Console/Ethernet.md

@@ -50,4 +50,4 @@ There are different models of this board used:
 ![Module pinout](images/x360s_wifi_module_pinout.jpg)
 
 
-[Category: Xbox 360 Hardware](../Category_Xbox360_Hardware)
+[Category: Hardware](/Hardware)

docs/Xbox-360-Hardware/Console/HDD.md → docs/Hardware/Console/HDD.md

@@ -103,4 +103,4 @@ This table plus more info can be found in the electrical specification [here](ht
   - [http://www.xbox-linux.org/wiki/Xbox_Partitioning_and_Filesystem_Details]
   - [http://www.xbox-linux.org/wiki/Differences_between_Xbox_FATX_and_MS-DOS_FAT]
 
-[Category: Xbox 360 Hardware](../Category_Xbox360_Hardware)
+[Category: Hardware](/Hardware)

docs/Xbox-360-Hardware/Console/Memory.md → docs/Hardware/Console/Memory.md

@@ -23,4 +23,4 @@
 - 21.6 GB/s front-side bus
 - [Southbridge](../Southbridge) bandwidth of 500 MB/s.
 
-[Category: Xbox 360 Hardware](../Category_Xbox360_Hardware)
+[Category: Hardware](/Hardware)

docs/Xbox-360-Hardware/Console/Motherboard.md → docs/Hardware/Console/Motherboard.md

@@ -60,4 +60,4 @@ information on an exposed bus again though.
   - [http://g-prime.net/x360/open/](https://web.archive.org/web/20090110154123/http://www.g-prime.net/x360/open/) \(archive.org mirror\)
   - [http://www.darkmoon.org/xbox360_photos.htm](https://web.archive.org/web/20150609103520/http://www.darkmoon.org/xbox360_photos.htm) \(archive.org mirror\)
 
-[Category: Xbox 360 Hardware](../Category_Xbox360_Hardware)
+[Category: Hardware](/Hardware)

docs/Xbox-360-Hardware/NAND/index.md → docs/Hardware/Console/NAND/index.md

@@ -202,4 +202,4 @@ datasheet.
 - [Xbox 360 NAND Editor](http://www.megaupload.com/?d=LGF518J0) by stoker25,
   open source and semi-complete, has code to do with bootloaders/keyvault/filesystem
 
-[Category: Xbox 360 Hardware](../Category_Xbox360_Hardware)
+[Category: Hardware](/Hardware)

docs/Xbox-360-Hardware/Console/Northbridge.md → docs/Hardware/Console/Northbridge.md

@@ -15,4 +15,4 @@ The Xbox 360's North Bridge is integrated into the system's [Xenos
 
   - 500MB/s read/write (1GB/s total) SIS [Southbridge](../Southbridge) interface (PCI express)
 
-[Category: Xbox 360 Hardware](../Category_Xbox360_Hardware)
+[Category: Hardware](/Hardware)

docs/Xbox-360-Hardware/Console/Revisions/Falcon.md → docs/Hardware/Console/Revisions/Falcon.md

@@ -41,4 +41,4 @@ they were shipped in.
   - **Opus only available from Xenon being repaired by MS**
   - Very Rare
 
-[Category: Xbox 360 Hardware](../Category_Xbox360_Hardware)
+[Category: Hardware](/Hardware)

docs/Xbox-360-Hardware/Console/Revisions/Jasper.md → docs/Hardware/Console/Revisions/Jasper.md

@@ -48,4 +48,4 @@ Same as Jasper (V4) other than some minor changes.
   - Special edition consoles: Modern Warfare 2 Consoles
   - Last of the original style 360 systems
 
-[Category: Xbox 360 Hardware](../Category_Xbox360_Hardware)
+[Category: Hardware](/Hardware)

docs/Xbox-360-Hardware/Console/Revisions/Trinity.md → docs/Hardware/Console/Revisions/Trinity.md

@@ -4,7 +4,7 @@ that it's codename was **Valhalla**, but after looking through debug
 files it was found that this is not the case. It no longer has Memory
 Unit ports. It has a special port for connecting the
 [Kinect](Kinect) peripheral, which provides power to the
-device instead of plugging it in seperately. It also features a single
+device instead of plugging it in separately. It also features a single
 chip that contains the CPU, GPU and eDRAM, with a 45nm die size. The
 Xbox 360 Slim, and as a result, the motherboard are much smaller than
 the original. It also contains an internal USB port which has a 802.11n
@@ -25,4 +25,4 @@ replaced with a single red power light on any errors.
   - No more RROD, simple red power light on error (unknown on more
     detail)
 
-[Category: Xbox 360 Hardware](../Category_Xbox360_Hardware)
+[Category: Hardware](/Hardware)

docs/Xbox-360-Hardware/Console/Xbox_360_Motherboards.md → docs/Hardware/Console/Revisions/index.md

@@ -5,8 +5,10 @@ etc.), added new features (HDMI, etc.) and patched the SMC/JTAG exploit.
 This pages lists off all known motherboard revisions, their changes as
 well as links to their respective pages.
 
+<!--- Not an issue with GitHub PRS - halotroop2288
 '''NOTE TO MAINTAINERS: ''' This page is often ripped apart by spam
 bots! Please check and revert any unwanted changes regularly!
+--->
 
 ## [Xenon](Xenon_(Motherboard)) (V1)
 
@@ -176,4 +178,4 @@ Corona Sources:
 [Source 1](http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Xbox_360_technical_specifications#List_of_revisions)
 [Source 2](https://web.archive.org/web/20160515071713/http://www.xboxhacker.org/index.php?topic=17143.0)
 
-[Category: Xbox 360 Hardware](../Category_Xbox360_Hardware)
+[Category: Hardware](/Hardware)

docs/Xbox-360-Hardware/Console/SMC.md → docs/Hardware/Console/SMC.md

@@ -86,4 +86,4 @@ int smc_read_reply(void *msg)
 | ---- | ----- | --------------- | --------- |
 | 0x83 | 2     | `83 64`         | SMC event |
 
-[Category: Xbox 360 Hardware](../Category_Xbox360_Hardware)
+[Category: Hardware](/Hardware)

docs/Xbox-360-Hardware/Console/SPI.md → docs/Hardware/Console/SPI.md

@@ -2,7 +2,7 @@
 
 The SPI bus (Serial Peripheral Interface) on the Xbox 360 is mainly used
 for communicating with the [NAND-Flash Controller (SFCX)](NAND#Flash_Controllers),
-an [SPI Programmer](/Xbox-360-Hacks/SPI_Programmer) is needed for this. The bus
+an [SPI Programmer](/Hacks/SPI_Programmer) is needed for this. The bus
 consists of the following signals:
 
 | Name | Description          |
@@ -21,10 +21,10 @@ The Diagram matches following Xbox 360 Motherboard-revisions:
 [Xenon](Xenon), [Zephyr](Zephyr),
 [Falcon](Falcon), [Opus](Opus),
 [Jasper](Jasper).
-![Xbox 360 FAT NANDPro Diagram](/Xbox-360-Hacks/images/XBOX360_Fat_NandPro_LPCH2148_PIC18F2455_Diagram.jpg)
+![Xbox 360 FAT NANDPro Diagram](/Hacks/images/XBOX360_Fat_NandPro_LPCH2148_PIC18F2455_Diagram.jpg)
 
 # SLIM Motherboard
 
 The Diagram can be used for Xbox 360 Motherboard-revision:
 [Trinity](Trinity)
-![Xbox 360 Slim NANDPro Diagram](/Xbox-360-Hacks/images/XBOX360_Slim_NandPro_LPCH2148_PIC18F2455_Diagram.jpg)
+![Xbox 360 Slim NANDPro Diagram](/Hacks/images/XBOX360_Slim_NandPro_LPCH2148_PIC18F2455_Diagram.jpg)

docs/Stereo_DAC.md → docs/Hardware/Console/Stereo_DAC.md

@@ -11,4 +11,4 @@ decoupling on the Digital and Analogue supply pins and 'CAP' pin
 thin. Voltage regs are miles away and have other components deriving
 power from the same rail's, which also has really thin traces.
 
-[Category: Xbox 360 Hardware](../Category_Xbox360_Hardware)
+[Hardware](/Hardware)

docs/USB.md → docs/Hardware/Console/USB.md

@@ -5,15 +5,14 @@ on the back)
 
 The Xbox 360 added official support for using USB drives as a mean of
 storing Xbox 360 files on April 6, 2010. Files are stored to the flash
-drive by using files within a hidden folder (Root\\Xbox360\\) that use
-the [FATX](FATX) file system.
+drive by using files within a hidden folder (Root\\Xbox360\\) that are
+mounted with the [FATX](FATX) file system.
 
 ## Confirmed Facts
 
 Can be used to add hard disk and get around DRM.
 
-SEE: [USB Hard Drive
-Mod](https://web.archive.org/web/20141105161019/http://www.llamma.com/xbox360/mods/USB%20Hard%20Drive%20Mod.htm)
+SEE: [USB Hard Drive Mod](https://web.archive.org/web/20141105161019/http://www.llamma.com/xbox360/mods/USB%20Hard%20Drive%20Mod.htm)
 
 ## Speculation
 
@@ -32,4 +31,4 @@ Mod](https://web.archive.org/web/20141105161019/http://www.llamma.com/xbox360/mo
     act as a Slave, a driver \[on the xbox\] would still need to be
     present for any usb endpoints to exist.
 
-[Category: Xbox 360 Hardware](../Category_Xbox360_Hardware)
+[Category: Hardware](/Hardware)