Post by: hucka on February 04, 2003, 06:42:00 AM
Post by: El-Bandido on February 04, 2003, 10:04:00 AM
So if you don't have xbl installed there are no problems
and if i click the live menu it will ask to update instead of autoupdate?
yea yea im newbie and stuff
thanks
Post by: Ace25 on February 04, 2003, 10:32:00 AM
Post by: fallchild1597 on February 09, 2003, 03:09:00 PM
Post by: hucka on February 11, 2003, 12:55:00 AM
Post by: Fuzzy on February 11, 2003, 11:35:00 AM
| QUOTE (hucka @ Feb 11 2003, 08:55 AM) |
| OK, unfortunately, I still haven't gotten a valid answer, sorry about the repetition, but here's the deal: -I don't plan on playing LIVE..... -when I rip originals to the HD, should I just delete UPDATE.XBE from the game, will it still run ok? -I noticed in Spliner Cell the option to download new levels wasn't selectable. Does that mean that as long as I don't have live installed, or a connection to my XBOX, such options will not be available.... -I'm too much of a noob to try and mess with flasing or changing files, so what's the safest way to play this??? Please reply |
-Ok good for you
-no deleting that wont hurt the game
-correct
-play what?
Post by: hucka on February 12, 2003, 07:08:00 AM
| QUOTE (Fuzzy @ Feb 11 2003, 08:35 PM) | ||
-Ok good for you -no deleting that wont hurt the game -correct -play what? |
thanx for the reply.....did a little deleting yesterday....
deleted these files:
Update.xbe
dashupdate.xbe
downloader.xbe
and various language & demo dirs that I didn't need.....
all works well....
Post by: hucka on February 20, 2003, 02:45:00 AM
I promise this will be my last question
Post by: opjose on October 10, 2002, 01:18:00 PM
Good!
If you are going to install the new Xbox live it is a very good idea to do the following.
1 - Before you install the new Update disk, backup C: again
2 - Rename the default dashboard back to xboxdash.xbe and reboot.
Check that it works.
3 - With the original dashboard, working insert or boot the new Xboxlive disk.
4 - After the update, turn off the machine and backup C: yet again to another folder.
5 - Now boot the Evolution-X dash from a CD and rename the files back to how you had them.
Now here is the important part.
Unless you have backed up C:\ like I said above, under no circumstance reboot the XboxLive update disk with the games on it!
LET ME REPEAT.
DO NOT let the Xbox Live disk boot up in your machine again!
If you do it will NUKE the MS Xbox Live dash after producing a cryptic not able to update error.
Even if you rename the MS dashboard back it back it will no longer work.
YOUR only recourse is to restore from a backup of your ENTIRE C:\ partition.
I've tried this several times with identical results.
If you want to play the games on the CD, YOU MUST copy the individual games to the hard drive and run them from there. You must not copy over the top level default.xbe file which will recreate the problem again!
The new Xbox Live games which are now out also attempt to perform an update if you accidentally or purposely hit "New Account". This creates exactly the same situation.
An friend, compatriot, sibling or relative make do you the favor of nuking your machine.
Note: If you have a flash upgradeable mod, switch to a ybox dash mod or an EvoX one.
These mod chips invoke a file called yboxdash.xbe instead of xboxdash.xbe.
In turn this means that you can leave the updated xboxdash.xbe as is, using it's proper name. Doing this prevents the "nuking" as the updaters merely see what they are expecting.
However if you have an older machine it is very important that you avoid letting any "updaters" run, including the Xbox Live setup disk or anyone accidentally hit the "New Account" entry on Live enabled games.
PLEASE, PLEASE, PLEASE backup your C: & E: partitions before and after the updates just to be sure that you have everything SAFE!
Post by: opjose on October 10, 2002, 02:02:00 PM
If you let the Xbox like disk boot up again it will PURPOSELY clobber the RENAMED msxboxdash.xbe file.
Even restoring a backup doesn't work as some other files seem also to be affected. I've tried just restoring the msxboxdash.xbe. Doesn't work.
I've tried restoring a known good one and renaming it to xboxdash.xbe, etc. all result in error 20 if the Live disk has been allowed to boot.
Some other files are being affected as well though I don't know which ones yet.
You MUST restore from a backup at this point.
Should some people not know this and not have a good backup, they may end up a non-working Xbox as a result.
Once you have performed the update and renamed the files you can use EvolutionX and even invoke the modified dash provided you haven't let the new Live disk boot again.
This means that in order to play the games, you need to copy them to the hard drive from their respective folders.
This could be MS's first minor broadside to Evolution-X, I doubt it was accidental though who knows.
Post by: Flowzarus on October 10, 2002, 08:02:00 PM
Great info though Opjose...thanks for the heads up
Post by: opjose on October 11, 2002, 04:10:00 AM
| QUOTE (N00bvin @ Oct 11 2002, 12:53 AM) |
| My fear is that LIVE will do periodic updates once you log in, and we'll be side-stepping M$ constantly... punch-jab-duck... WILL LIVE be updating Xboxi this way? Or will the updates only come out as disks as this time? It may turn into a big cat-and-mouse game... I believe this was NOT accidently as you put it opjose... Also, how does this affect the yboxdash ? I have never tried it that way, myself, and am interested if it would be a better option... Since I'm NOT a beta-tester and I'm a "hands on" type guy, I really don't know how this would work... Great job opjose... AS ALWAYS!!! |
yboxdash is not affected.
BTW: You can preven the games from "nuking" your Xbox by removing the UPDATE.XBE file from them.
This way they will not attempt to perform the dashboard update no matter what.
What is very disturbing is that once the damage is done, even replacing the original MSDash doesn't work.
Something else is being changed by this process.
Post by: opjose on October 11, 2002, 07:28:00 AM
After you have updated your dash and restored evolution X, you can eliminate that annoying Xbox Live startup animation.
In my view it has no place integrated into the dashboard like that. When you click the Xbox Live tab you should drop right into the XBL control panel without this annoying mess...
Anyway, go into the /C/xodash/media/ folder and look for a file called live.xmv.
Rename it or delete it.
That's it, no more annoying video loop.
Post by: opjose on October 11, 2002, 08:35:00 AM
So if you are using a ybox bios and have the updated dash by it's original name, xboxdash.xbe... nothing happens with the Xbox live CD, nor any of the other XbLive cd game based updates (like NBA2k3, etc.)
The problems happen when the xboxdash.xbe is not the "authentic" MS one. Then your drive gets trashed.
Apparently the NBA2k3 "updater" does exactly the same thing when you go into "New ACCOUNT" on it's Xbox Live section... Not good.
Ultimately the ybox bios is far safer in this reguard. Short of that you have to be careful that non of the disks attempt to re-apply the update.
The new Xbox live tries to every time it is booted, if it doesn't find an "authentic" dash on C:\ called xboxdash.xbe.
This is what causes the trouble.
Post by: opjose on October 11, 2002, 11:32:00 AM
1 Correct, as long as the update routine sees the xboxdash.xbe to be what it expects everything is ok.
2 No no difference.
There IS a difference if you launch the updated dashboard from Evolution-X though.
About 1/2 the time the new XboxDash will produce strange "streams" on the screen. These are yellow, eh, "beams of light" emanating from the tabs. Very weird.
If you exit to the live dashboard and return they disappear. These may be a "beta" status artifact though.
3 No when you apply the hack, the dashboard is updated again. There must be a CRC check being run against the dash to see if the update went ok. However in this case the results are not as fatal. You merely get updated again and loose the progressive scan hack.
Post by: opjose on October 11, 2002, 09:50:00 PM
| QUOTE (N00bvin @ Oct 12 2002, 03:05 AM) |
| Wow...all I have to say is only NOW do I see the genius in the yboxdash... before I always thought... why would I ever need to do that? |
Yeah a true "hackers" solution, simple, workable but elegant.
I think you are also right in your assessment.
The full release of Whacked runs via Xbox Live, as does the demo. So do the other enabled games. Hmm where is the "original CD checking"?
However the dashboard update screws up Evolution-X installations royally.
It may be that this is not so much a protection mechanism, as it is "malicious oversight".
Someone KNEW this might be problematic if you did not have a MS dash and said "f**K'em" if they can't take a joke.
If anyone claims willful damage, MS points to the XBLive sign up agreement and claims a violation.
I also think that they did indeed think that the V2 hash would have spelled the end of the mod chip scene.
Remember that they practically bankrupted NVIDIA as a result of this. Not a smart thing for them to do to a major supplier in any case.
This cost them a lot of money. It will be some time before they attempt another motherboard redesign. I'll bet that there will not be any until Xbox - 2 comes out.
Post by: Xboxer on October 12, 2002, 10:20:00 AM
Ohh I forgot.Opjose,when you restore your C drive do you delete all the files first or you just overwritwe em.I remembwer last time I tryed to do that i had I weird ass glitch on my HD (had about 100 Audio foldwers one inside another.
Post by: Gee_UK on October 12, 2002, 07:06:00 PM
Post by: electronicfreak on October 12, 2002, 10:30:00 PM
[email protected]
Post by: opjose on October 12, 2002, 11:27:00 PM
| QUOTE (9ign @ Oct 13 2002, 04:10 AM) |
What we need is a BIOS generator that will allow the end user to compile their own BIOS with their own boot filename, so it will be different for each user. |
That's exactly what SuperFro's FanCBox does.
People are way ahead of you.
Post by: opjose on October 12, 2002, 11:28:00 PM
| QUOTE (electronicfreak @ Oct 13 2002, 04:30 AM) |
| Ok, so I installed the LIVE updated dash and want to get evox to coexist with it. How do I go about doing this. All I get out of this whole post is a lot of worrying. Is what Im looking for possible yet? Please lead me down the right road.... [email protected] |
I outlined how to do this in the above posts!
I also posted this on other similiar threads on other groups.
Do what I said and it will work, or better yet flash a ybox bios and don't worry about it at all!
Post by: opjose on October 13, 2002, 01:00:00 AM
yes this "fixes" things after the update.
You delete the UPDATE.XBE file from the original XboxLive installation disk (the new one) and from any game disks which contain it. This prevents accidentally starting it.
If you place the new XboxLive installation disk in without doing this, after you have restored Evolution-X, you box will be nuked!
Some Xbox enabled games (such as NFL2k3, Whacked, etc.) will also update the dashboard. You'll also need to remove this file from those disks.
In addition you must make sure that no one ever attempts to go into "NEW ACCOUNT" creation. When someone does this (btw: this has already happened to one poster here!) your dashboard gets the update over the internet again, and you are back with a dead MSDASH!
To boil down the problem into it's simplest terms.
XboxLive Update ALWAYS looks at "C:\xboxdash.xbe".
If it is NOT the MS updated dash, your MS dashboard gets totally screwed up.
Even copying it back (alone) from a backup is not enough to fix it, you need to copy the ENTIRE C:\ partition back from the backup to do so.
Post by: Paulster on October 13, 2002, 04:16:00 PM
This is what i did to fix it,
i burned evox 1.8.2812 onto a cdrw with nero using finalize cd and disc-at-once and after i did that, it boots evox fine, i had a friend that was having a problem with dvds for some reason so try the cdrw
if that doesn't work, you might have to format the hard drive and put evox on there again
Post by: clifface on October 13, 2002, 04:56:00 PM
Post by: N00bvin on October 13, 2002, 11:57:00 PM
Obviously the change in the structure wouldn't allow for just putting the dashboard back in... however, what if you change the structure to the original... myself, I'm not too brave to check this by experimenting...
I also seems like it creates another file in the E: drive as well...
I'm wondering all this to see if it would be possible to help some that are screwed, or "simulate" an update, without actually doing it...
Post by: opjose on October 14, 2002, 01:34:00 AM
| QUOTE (N00bvin @ Oct 14 2002, 05:57 AM) |
| From what I noticed, changed the file structure of the C: drive when it did the update, but I'm not so sure anything changed other than the xboxdash.xbe... I guess I could compare file by file just to see... is there an easy way of doing that beside maybe looking at the hex of each file and comparing? Is there a program that does that? Obviously the change in the structure wouldn't allow for just putting the dashboard back in... however, what if you change the structure to the original... myself, I'm not too brave to check this by experimenting... I also seems like it creates another file in the E: drive as well... I'm wondering all this to see if it would be possible to help some that are screwed, or "simulate" an update, without actually doing it... |
Actually yours was the first hypothesis I tested.
I saved off he new XboxDash before doing anything else, then switched the names and booted the New XBLive CD.
I got the error message.
Fine I though I'll just restore the dash.
Rebooted EvoluX from CD, restored, removed disk.
No MS dash. Error 21, what?
Put on OLD MS dash. Error 21. Huh?
Put on Evolution-X, it boots, cannot drop to the now renamed MS Dash.
Ugh!
At this point I restored everything from the "after update" but before XBLive disk reboot, backup. Everything worked fine.
Tested all of this several times with different combinations to see what was going on.
I NEVER touched E: at all!
After all was said and done, I FanCbox'd a new blue Bios w/yboxdash.xbe support renamed, rebooted and all was fine with one minor exception.
Now when I drop directly from Evol-X to the real MSDash I get visual "streamers" (no this is not a holder from the 60's).
In turn dropping to XbLive and back eliminates it.
Also while I was in there I got rid of that damn annoying XboxLive animation. It really upsets the "balance" of the real dash.
Post by: s_lipowitz on October 14, 2002, 12:05:00 PM
| QUOTE (opjose @ Oct 14 2002, 12:34 AM) |
| Also while I was in there I got rid of that damn annoying XboxLive animation. It really upsets the "balance" of the real dash. |
Now if only the sound could be fixed when the logo is displayed, you would never even know that there was an animation
I guess I could remove the sound file from the directory, but I havn't tried it so I don't know if it causes any adverse effects.
Post by: opjose on October 15, 2002, 12:18:00 AM
| QUOTE (s_lipowitz @ Oct 14 2002, 06:05 PM) | ||
Now if only the sound could be fixed when the logo is displayed, you would never even know that there was an animation I guess I could remove the sound file from the directory, but I havn't tried it so I don't know if it causes any adverse effects. |
You can remove the animation file and it works perfectly.
From MSdash to XBLive dash without a pause, and back.
Post by: opjose on October 15, 2002, 12:19:00 AM
| QUOTE (scyraxxx @ Oct 14 2002, 04:23 PM) |
 ohh my god something really funny happened to me! i have two hdd the original one and a 80 gig with evox in it and a lot of games i also have switch to turn off my chip every time i wanna go live well to xchange hdd i diconnect the ide cable and blabla. well i finished playing motogp online and i turned off my xbox with the disck inside i left and then came back and decided to play a game that i have on my 80 gig hdd well i xchange the ide cable and then turned on the xbox well i was waiting for evox to come up but i forgot that i left the disc inside and it started doing the update thing so i was like ohhhhhhh shiiiiiiiiit well i din't let him finish it got like 15% of the progress so i turn it off b4 it finish well i remved the disc and evox boot fine the funny thing is that it didn't do anything my hdd is the same as it was everything is ok and the progress almost got to the half so what do you think..? i had a backup of my c: so i took a look if everything was the same and yes it was so i think i got lucky.  .. it really scared the fuck out of me... |
Yeap that's why I said never to boot from that CD without first reburning it and removing the UPDATE.XBE file.
You can also dump the two games to the hard drive and run them from there.
Post by: majik655 on October 15, 2002, 01:25:00 AM
Us enigmah users that CAN flash the bios...
Just flash ybox and change the msxboxdash back to xboxdash.xbe and fix evolutions, ini file to show xboxdash as original..
update and everything should be fine?
as long as I do not start a live game or update while IN evox dash ? so flip to ms dash board and start update or live cd there?
Thank you.
Post by: opjose on October 15, 2002, 02:24:00 AM
| QUOTE (majik655 @ Oct 15 2002, 07:25 AM) |
| So to get final on this.. Us enigmah users that CAN flash the bios... Just flash ybox and change the msxboxdash back to xboxdash.xbe and fix evolutions, ini file to show xboxdash as original.. update and everything should be fine? as long as I do not start a live game or update while IN evox dash ? so flip to ms dash board and start update or live cd there? Thank you. |
1 - Enigmah users CAN flash their bios, but should be aware that this is risky.
2 - Yes
3 - No, with ybox installed and active, and the M-I-C-R-O-S-O-F-T Dash installed as the default, you -DO NO- have to worry about ANYTHING.
E.G. you can launch Live games from Evolution-X, you CAN run the update, etc.
The ONLY time you cannot do this is if the M-I-C-R-O-S-O-F-T dash has been REPLACED.
Post by: opjose on October 15, 2002, 12:34:00 PM
| QUOTE (electronicfreak @ Oct 15 2002, 06:02 PM) | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| OK, just a IF, but what IF you change back to the EvoX dash and accidentally, like one of the posters "almost"(15%) did, put in a game containing the update and it goes full process. Is your Xbox totally screwed? If you backup your whole C: drive and replace it after this update, will it be a ok again? Has anyone confirmed this or is it just speculation? Post by: ice1138 on October 16, 2002, 01:58:00 PM Post by: opjose on October 16, 2002, 03:49:00 PM
Good Newbie questions, get answers! 1 Yes, no update.xbe = no problems 2 Yes, again no update.xbe = no problems w/whacked 3 Follow my directions and make SURE you back up your hard drive to something permanent. Post by: plehem12 on October 16, 2002, 07:38:00 PM )
Post by: opjose on October 16, 2002, 08:14:00 PM
Nope, no problems. You only have to worry about the update itself. Other than that everything works fine (much to my amazement!) Post by: electronicfreak on October 16, 2002, 11:19:00 PM [email protected] Post by: warbeast on October 16, 2002, 11:31:00 PM Post by: opjose on October 17, 2002, 07:43:00 AM
No problem. Just do NOT run it after you have replaced the default dash with Evolution-X Post by: opjose on October 17, 2002, 07:46:00 AM
I haven't tried this, but I don't see why it wouldn't work. The update only looks at the xboxdash.xbe file to verify it the dash is up to date. In turn the XBoxLive tab is merely an external program in the XODASH folder, so if you rename the folder and install Evolution-X there instead you are all set. However you will really need a link to the XBLive dash from within Evolution-X to make any changes later. Also remember that a subsequent "new" update may "fix" your evolution-X again to what MS is expecting. Post by: plehem12 on October 17, 2002, 06:13:00 PM Post by: opjose on October 18, 2002, 02:13:00 AM Post by: Snake on October 18, 2002, 10:54:00 AM  Post by: opjose on October 18, 2002, 11:42:00 AM
Boot up from an EVOLUTION-X CD. The XBox is capable of booting from a CD no matter how badly you screw up the hard drive. You can then FTP to the Xbox and restore the data back from your backup of your C:\ partition. You -DO- have one right? Post by: opjose on October 18, 2002, 11:45:00 AM
Whacked boring????? You haven't played it on XboxLive then! It's pretty good. --- Look at the size of your xboxdash.xbe file on the Xbox. If it is 1.6megs in size, it's been updated. If it's 1.2megs in size it's the old version. If you can bring up the MS dashboard, you have not "messed up" the xbox. --- Re: Splinter Cell update.xbe This depends upon which Mod bios you are using and if you have the original dash as xboxdash.xbe Post by: djohng on October 18, 2002, 01:19:00 PM 
Post by: Col.Havoc on October 18, 2002, 01:55:00 PM Post by: opjose on October 18, 2002, 03:31:00 PM
This makes perfect sense and no one is saying it's wrong. I commented that I thought that this was the case myself but I did not have the time to explore exactly which other files were being affected. The bottom line though is once the dash IS screwed, they still need to go back to a backup. So for all intents and purposes the dashboard get's NUKED by the update as I outlined. I also posted that I though that this was done either purely by accident or was a semi willful oversight. Bill: "Fred, this may screw the modders who replaced their dashboard" Fred: "Screw'em if they can't take a joke!" Heh. So don't diminish the severity, as it's still exactly the same end result especially for the newbie who never bothers to back up their drive. A tiny bit of willful overstatement may save a few people on this. One last note: I highly suspect that they WILL end up with a lot of warrenty claims. The Xbox has a hard time reading even MS's own disks. A botched install because the xbe files containing the updates could not be fully read during the installation or unpacking will mean legions of returned machines. This is already being reported in the Live Beta Forums. Post by: warbeast on October 20, 2002, 08:38:00 AM some people r saying just rename your xbox dash back while you update no no no this will not work because after u put evolution back as xboxdash the next time u try to use a game on live it WILL fuck up as it looks at your xboxdash every time u run a xbox live game not just the first time u update only way is to use yboxdash or put on cdrw u can not have evolution as xboxdash when u use live also 2 all you that have pal if u havint seen my post do not update with a ntsc game ntsc is a usa game and if u r in uk wait till its out in uk Post by: bagel5009 on October 20, 2002, 08:04:00 PM
Post by: Col.Havoc on October 20, 2002, 08:16:00 PM Boot evox from CD with the proper ip settings. Make a backup of your C: and E: and save it on your computer Load a game with the live update on it. As soon as you are done updating your dash (SUCCESSFULLY!!!) reboot your xbox and make sure everythign works right. Reboot back to evox on cd-rw Use evox from cd-rw to avoid MS updating your dashboard randomly, one random update and your nuked. Post by: caml on October 20, 2002, 09:01:00 PM
thx col. Thats exactly what I thought. Wish I would have bought a programmable chip!!!!! Post by: bearauto on October 20, 2002, 10:57:00 PM
Very fascinating...you were nuked even though you didn't touch xboxdash. I wonder if having the ybox will end up with the same result... Post by: KeyserSoze on October 20, 2002, 11:55:00 PM This issue will only affect those who has EvoX dashboard install, am I correct? So, the people who doesn't have EvoX dashboard install (just a modchip to boot "backup" games), they will not be affected right? I have a Xodus modchip flashed with "256k.Evx2.5.colormod.err.bin" BIOS and I do not have the EvoX dashboard install, nor am I intend to install it because I have no desire to run homebrewed software or replacing the HD. I just want the Xbox to boot my "backup" DVD. With that said, I and people like me, will not be affected even if I let the live cd update my original and unmodified dashboard? Post by: Asterix on October 21, 2002, 09:31:00 AM I need all the files from the c-drive. I have been told that I will need the files from a Xbox that is running the same kernel version as my Xbox - 1.00.4034.01. Is this correct? My problem is that there seem to be no way of getting these files. I have been asking around on IRC, but noone seem to be willing to help me out. 1. Does anyone know if it is sufficient to restore the files from the c:\xboxdashdata directory? 2. If this is not possible, where would u suggest that I look for the files I need? Post by: schumy on October 21, 2002, 02:55:00 PM  but why the xbox hangs if i have the original xboxdash.xbe?sorry for my english 
Post by: dr_pat on October 21, 2002, 03:35:00 PM
Coz splinter cell leaked preview is an NTSC game and your original dashboard is PAL ....result will be the nuking of your dashboard....I'm well aware of this, coz splinter cell nuked my PAL xbox!!! Don't try to update a PAL xbox with an NTSC game....result will be a nuked xbox even if it is an unmodified dashboard!!! Post by: warbeast on October 21, 2002, 09:52:00 PM xbox-scene to ask them to put it on there site to let pal users know but i dont think they care about as if u updated c with ntsc it should still work if u have mod on inless u also had evolution as xboxdash as xbox will play imports with mod that note if u update a pal xbox with ntsc on a 120g hdd its ok as u need mod on anyway and it works ok with mod on BUT i would still wait for pal live update Post by: Judge on October 22, 2002, 03:52:00 AM Post by: opjose on October 22, 2002, 05:06:00 AM It will be XBLive "proof" then. Post by: {XBX}FrankDawg on October 22, 2002, 02:00:00 PM
i have the same problem as you but my xbox it NTSC what should i do Post by: MattMus on October 23, 2002, 07:07:00 AM
Post by: {XBX}FrankDawg on October 23, 2002, 05:07:00 PM
goto this site http://evox.xboxhackz.net/ and click on guides this should get you on your way Post by: Judge on October 24, 2002, 03:25:00 AM You can even leave the apps on the xbox harddisk and the menu.ini on the dvdr will load the appz up fine. Just can't have evox dash (unless other bios are used). Also make sure that the menu.ini has the correct ip address otherwise it won't connect to your PC. (I also ran the evox DVD in media player b6, to make sure that it was working.) I just dragged the menu.ini onto the dvdr. Hope this helps. And thanks opjose, thought that was the case. I read the other previous posts more carefully and it made more sense. Post by: MattMus on October 24, 2002, 03:31:00 AM
Thanks for that info. it looks like it can be done....however....the PAL image I have is corrupt so the next big question is ..........does anyone know where or have a PAL image that they can get to me ..........Have requested on newsgroups but no luck as yet...........!!!!!! If possible I intend to make a Evo/PAL and Evo/NTSC boot disk that automatically formats the C: drive and restore to 'non-live' state and then post these so everyone else has an easy fix if needed.... Thanks in Advance Post by: opjose on October 24, 2002, 03:57:00 AM
Menu.ini is used by the older Evolution-X 1.8.4xx. Upgrade to 1.8.2xxx which uses evox.ini instead. Post by: bigcol on October 25, 2002, 10:43:00 PM I did that and the evox link to msdashboard still doesnt work. Do i have to actually delete the C:\ first and then copy it back over? cause it seems risky. BTW my backup copy of C:\, i just went to flashfxp, selected C:\ and copied it over to my PC. I cant see this xboxdash.028 whatever numbers folder in my backup copy or on my xbox's C:\ ps. if i did delete C:\, then copied my backup copy of it with flashfxp, would it work? btw i have a PAL xbox with enigmah x final. Post by: mtgplayer2k on October 26, 2002, 12:34:00 AM 
Post by: bigcol on October 26, 2002, 02:46:00 AM Post by: opjose on October 26, 2002, 07:36:00 AM
Non-NEWBIE ANSWER Why on earth would you want to? Use 1.8.2xxx instead! Post by: opjose on October 26, 2002, 07:38:00 AM
I wrote this for the NTSC Xboxes. PAL Xboxes have even bigger trouble! Yeah delete everything and restore from your backup and let us know how it went. Hopefully you don't have a serial eeprom problem. You may also need to restore E:\ but I sorta doubt it. Post by: thechosenone on October 26, 2002, 05:30:00 PM Post by: ranciddc on October 27, 2002, 04:55:00 PM Post by: {XBX}FrankDawg on October 27, 2002, 05:23:00 PM Post by: ranciddc on October 27, 2002, 05:25:00 PM Post by: ranciddc on October 27, 2002, 06:53:00 PM 
Post by: {XBX}FrankDawg on October 27, 2002, 07:25:00 PM
Post by: ojrman on October 28, 2002, 04:33:00 AM My post for everyone to help you with the xbox live crap using xboxdash and not yboxdash for you x-ecuter people! Post by: screeny on October 28, 2002, 05:39:00 AM I'm desperate........ PLEASE Post by: ranciddc on October 28, 2002, 09:14:00 AM Post by: MattMus on October 28, 2002, 10:40:00 AM Post by: okayama on October 29, 2002, 01:13:00 PM
I've been wondering the same question as above. Either I've missed it or this question has not been directly answered. I've read all the post. I understand the process of fixing the problem so it won't become a problem, and I understand why we should all change to ybox/evo. But does this apply to those people as mentioned in the quote? Post by: ICEFuZiOn on October 30, 2002, 06:26:00 PM
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