This is may config file:
%ifndef CONFIG_INC
%define CONFIG_INC
;;; --------------------------------------------------------------------------
;;; Configuration for nkpatcher
;;; --------------------------------------------------------------------------
;;; Dashboard path
%define DASHBOARD_PATH '\Device\Harddisk0\Partition1\UDATA\21585554\000000000000\evoxdash.xbe'
;;; Reset-on-eject behaviour:
;;;
;;; EJECT_FIX = Never reset on eject.
;;; CD_DVD_ALWAYS_ROE = Always reset on eject for CD/DVD loaded XBEs, never
;;; reset on eject for hard disk loaded XBEs.
;;;
;;; Default is to never reset on eject for hard disk loaded XBEs, but reset
;;; on eject CD/DVD loaded XBEs based on the ROE flag in the XBE header.
; %define EJECT_FIX
; %define CD_DVD_ALWAYS_ROE
;;; Automatic game region settings:
;;;
;;; GAME_REGION_AUTO = Set game region automatically based on the game region
;;; field in XBE header. Since the header may have several
;;; regions enabled there's a choice to be made. First
;;; tried is the game region from EEPROM, then the primary
;;; through tertiary regions below.
;;; GAME_REGION_IGNORE_REAL = Ignore the region stored in EEPROM and only
;;; use primary through tertiary regions below.
;;;
;;; Default is to use only the game region stored in the EEPROM and not
;;; change it.
%define GAME_REGION_AUTO
; %define GAME_REGION_IGNORE_REAL
%ifdef GAME_REGION_AUTO
;;; Game regions:
;;;
;;; 1 = North America
;;; 2 = Japan
;;; 4 = Rest of world
%define GAME_REGION_PRIMARY 4
%define GAME_REGION_SECONDARY 1
%define GAME_REGION_TERTIARY 2
%endif ; GAME_REGION_AUTO
;;; In-Game Reset settings:
;;;
;;; IGR = Enable IGR code
;;;
;;; Button combinations:
;;; * triggers+back+start
;;; * triggers+back+black
;;; * triggers+start+black
;;;
;;; IGR_TO_DASHBOARD = Reset to dashboard, not DVD. Changed button combos:
;;; * triggers+back+start to dashboard
;;; * triggers+back+black to dashboard
;;; * triggers+start+black to first DVD, then dashboard
;;;
;;; IGR_FULL_REBOOT = Do a full reboot instead of the default quick reboot.
;;; Some games hang (Soul Calibur 2 during a match) with
;;; quick reboot.
;;;
;;; IGR_MASTER_PORT #port_number = Only allow IGR from pad port #port_number,
;;; where #port_number is 0-3 (0 the left-most
;;; port, 3 the right-most.)
;;;
;;; IGR is not enabled by default.
%define IGR
%define IGR_TO_DASHBOARD
; %define IGR_FULL_REBOOT
; %define IGR_MASTER_PORT 0
;;; Xbox Live blocking:
;;;
;;; XBL_BLOCK = Enable blocking
;;;
;;; Blocking not enabled by default.
%define XBL_BLOCK
;;; Virtual/Shadow C drive:
;;;
;;; VIRTUAL_C_DRIVE #part_num = Enable virtual C drive. Access to the partition
;;; number #part_num will be redirected to file VIRTUAL_C_PATH,
;;; which must be an image of a raw FATX file system. Note that
;;; the usual C drive partition number is 2. However, you
;;; could replace any drive with a virtual drive. The feature
;;; name "virtual C" is thus a bit misleading, although there's
;;; not much point virtualizing any other drive.
;;;
;;; ACTUAL_C_DRIVE #part_num = Make the actual C drive appear as
;;; partition #part_num. This requires LBA48 patches
;;; enabled.
;;;
;;; Not enabled by default.
;%define VIRTUAL_C_DRIVE 2
; %define ACTUAL_C_DRIVE 7
;%define VIRTUAL_C_PATH '\Device\Harddisk0\Partition1\shadowc\shadowc.img'
; %define VIRTUAL_C_PATH '\Device\Harddisk0\Partition7\shadowc.img'
;;; Virtual CD/DVD drive:
;;;
;;; VIRTUAL_CDROM_DRIVE = Enable virtual C drive. This will create a virtual
;;; device \Device\CdRom1 and link it to \Device\CdRom0
;;; when an ISO image is attached to CdRom1 (through a system
;;; call.)
;;;
;;; Not enabled by default.
;%define VIRTUAL_CDROM_DRIVE
;;; 48-bit Logical Block Addressing and partition table settings:
;;;
;;; LBA48 = Enable. Allows use of disk space beyond 137 GB. Only 32 bits are
;;; actually used so maximum used disk size is now 2 TB.
;;;
;;; PARTITION_METHOD #method_num = Select partitioning scheme,
;;; where #method_num is:
;;; 0, for only standard Xbox partitions i.e. no F or G drives
;;; 1, for partition 6 (F drive) takes rest of the drive (after standard)
;;; 2, for partition 6 takes up to 137 GB, partition 7 (G drive) rest
;;; 3, for partition 6 takes up to 137 GB, no partition 7
;;;
;;; Note that method 1 results in ".06 bios" and method 2 in ".67 bios".
;;;
;;; IGNORE_HD_PARTITION_TABLE = Don't use harddisk partition table even if it
;;; exists (on the first sector of the drive).
;;;
;;; LBA48 and partition table not enabled by default.
%define LBA48
; %define PARTITION_METHOD 0
%define PARTITION_METHOD 1
; %define PARTITION_METHOD 2
; %define PARTITION_METHOD 3
; %define IGNORE_HD_PARTITION_TABLE
;;; Virtual EEPROM settings:
;;;
;;; VIRTUAL_EEPROM = Enable. Access to the EEPROM through the kernel will be
;;; redirected to file VIRTUAL_EEPROM_PATH.
;;;
;;; ENABLE_REAL_EEPROM_WRITE = Enable writing to the real EEPROM.
;;; If the VIRTUAL_EEPROM_PATH file is not found nkpatcher (with
;;; VIRTUAL_EEPROM enabled) will default to using the real EEPROM,
;;; but writing disabled. If you want the writing enabled then
;;; use this option. The main purpose of having real writes
;;; disabled by default is that if you mistype the path in
;;; VIRTUAL_EEPROM_PATH then you might go messing with the real
;;; EEPROM thinking it was only the virtual.
;;;
;;; DISABLE_VIRTUAL_EEPROM_WRITE = Disable writing to the virtual EEPROM.
;;;
;;; Virtual EEPROM is disabled by default. Also note that normally you shouldn't
;;; define ENABLE_REAL_EEPROM_WRITE.
; %define VIRTUAL_EEPROM
;%define VIRTUAL_EEPROM_PATH '\Device\Harddisk0\Partition1\shadowc\eeprom.bin'
; %define DISABLE_VIRTUAL_EEPROM_WRITE
; %define ENABLE_REAL_EEPROM_WRITE
;;; nkpatcher Xbox application reboot behaviour after patching has been done:
;;;
;;; BOOT_DASH_ONLY = Don't boot DVD.
;;; NORMAL_BOOT_ALWAYS = Always boot first DVD then dashboard.
;;;
;;; default is to boot DVD first, unless doing IGR to dash.
; %define BOOT_DASH_ONLY
; %define NORMAL_BOOT_ALWAYS
;;; Patches inside INIT section (boot unlocked HDs etc.)
;;;
;;; INIT_SEC_PATCHES = enable
;;;
;;; Do NOT enable these for nkpatcher.xbe executed on the Xbox (will crash
;;; and/or weird behaviour.)
; %define INIT_SEC_PATCHES
;;; --------------------------------------------------------------------------
;;; Configuration end
;;; --------------------------------------------------------------------------
%endif ; CONFIG_INC
