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[rob1309]

QUOTE (Slipknot6d9 @ Jul 17 2003, 06:39 PM)

when i do IGR with X-Selector on it takes a temporary picture of whatever i'm doing and then says s-selector in the foreground. WHat am i supposed to do if i am watching porn on XBMP or playin DOAX w/ nude hack?? Is there any way to make it just have a black background or somethin when i IGR??

lol thats funny man



anyways, is there a chance anyone will add remote support for it? for instance password: 1391
or whatever combo? kinda like directv unlock stuff?
cuz sometimes when i take box downstairs i only bring remote cuz i plan on watching movies and vids but i want xbmp to be pass protected

but in current state, i still love xselect

[gultig]

QUOTE (rob1309 @ Aug 7 2003, 07:08 PM)

anyways, is there a chance anyone will add remote support for it? for instance password: 1391 or whatever combo? kinda like directv unlock stuff? cuz sometimes when i take box downstairs i only bring remote cuz i plan on watching movies and vids but i want xbmp to be pass protected but in current state, i still love xselect

That would be a great feature.  You don't know how many times I've sat down to watch a movie only to have to get up, find a controller, plug it in, and then put in the password.  

Either having the ability to enter the password from the remote, or having a preselected app boot (XBMP) when a button is pressed on it would be cool.

Anyway, great work on this app!  I wouldn't run my xbox without it.

gultig

[BenJeremy]

QUOTE (yoshi98bc @ Aug 27 2003, 03:47 PM)

Well, I can't seem to bring up the config menu when I hold start.  Am I missing something.  Also, with in game reset, it always resets to the default dash.  I use x2 bios 4977.  Just a couple of things I noticed.

Try hitting both triggers instead. One, then the other, when the "X-Select" appears (should see dots appear as you hit the triggers)

Might be a controller issue, as the "S" controllers are a bit funky for some odd reason.

[GEoMaNTiK]

I'm not sure if this is a bug or not...

Since around the time of installing X-Select 0.6 I've been having probs accessing the DVDROM contents via FlashFXP.
On accessing D: I would only get the contents of the C: Drive, after much playing around, ie. Refresh, ejecting and so on I couldn't get it to work.

I removed X-Select and made Evox the boot xbe and I could see my DVDROM contents again, just to make sure I put X-Select back again as the boot xbe and again the D: drive was back to displaying as C:

btw I'm using x2lite 4973

[BenJeremy]

QUOTE (GEoMaNTiK @ Sep 19 2003, 12:17 PM)

I'm not sure if this is a bug or not... Since around the time of installing X-Select 0.6 I've been having probs accessing the DVDROM contents via FlashFXP. On accessing D: I would only get the contents of the C: Drive, after much playing around, ie. Refresh, ejecting and so on I couldn't get it to work. I removed X-Select and made Evox the boot xbe and I could see my DVDROM contents again, just to make sure I put X-Select back again as the boot xbe and again the D: drive was back to displaying as C: btw I'm using x2lite 4973

I'm guessing it's a bug in Evo-X.

It doesn't like running as an app for some reason (which is what X-Select must do) There is a difference in the way the system launches an app vs. a dashboard, and how it is set up when it starts up. Evo-X doesn't take the time to recognize the difference, apparently, only expecting to boot up as a dashboard, so it fails to map D: properly.

MXM shouldn't have this problem.


I'm playing around soon with the launching of apps, and any breakthroughs will carry over into X-Select (i.e. launching any app as dashboard).

[rob1309]

QUOTE (GEoMaNTiK @ Sep 19 2003, 11:17 AM)

I'm not sure if this is a bug or not... Since around the time of installing X-Select 0.6 I've been having probs accessing the DVDROM contents via FlashFXP. On accessing D: I would only get the contents of the C: Drive, after much playing around, ie. Refresh, ejecting and so on I couldn't get it to work. I removed X-Select and made Evox the boot xbe and I could see my DVDROM contents again, just to make sure I put X-Select back again as the boot xbe and again the D: drive was back to displaying as C: btw I'm using x2lite 4973

yea i had same prob
not an issue with xselect or evox i don't think as i tried lots of things to fig it out
my results:
old bios- d showed correctly via ftp and file manager of avalaunch
new x2 bios- d showed as C contents via ftp but showed fine in file manager of avalaunch
evox showed d as c with x2 bios too

the x2 bios i'm referring to is 4977
older bios i tried was evox d6...think i also tried the debug bios too, the 4627 one

[BenJeremy]

QUOTE (Alekz @ Dec 1 2003, 01:20 PM)

i got a question concerning the new UnleashX release and IGR.... does x-select support IGR? if yes, hacked msdash and Unleash would support this function too.... i love unleash and my modded msdash but i only ave an old xecut0r,... so no chance to get a bios supporting igr,  is it possible, or easy to add this function to x-select?

Hmmm... well, when MXM supports it, so, too, will X-Select (which needs to get updated soon for including Unleash(ed)X in the known dashboards list (though it should still support it fine)

IGR involves patching the BIOS. I'll bug the expert on BIOS patches again when I get a chance.

[BenJeremy]

I'll consider that... I use the same "patch config" method as in MXM, so I can probably knock out something to do a hard-coded enable/disable ont eh password feature.

[upup]

is there an way i can launch my other dashboards from a folder off of the f drive?  for example (f:dashboardsmxmmxm.xbe)? thanks for the help

Update: Thanks. also great program.

[BenJeremy]

QUOTE (upup @ Dec 13 2003, 01:31 AM)

is there an way i can launch my other dashboards from a folder off of the f drive?  for example (f:dashboardsmxmmxm.xbe)? thanks for the help

It's described in the readme... you just have to manually edit the dashes.txt file to put the full path (Location will show up as "other" since I didn't want to try and display potentially long paths in the menu display)