You want to place a file called default.cfg & inside this file E:\XBMC\default.xbe this will load your custom dash location on the next boot. If you really want to have a custom dash location, you will need to add a file to " C:\nkpatcher\dashloader\" you can do this by entering the NKPatcher Settings menu & FTPing to said location.
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I'm going to try to figure it out on my own, but feel free to post a tutorial if I haven't reported back yet lol. Now all I need to do is set XBMC as my main dash. Would this have any effect? Thanks!Ĭrosscrunchy10 wrote:That works perfectly! Thank you so much Prisoner of Azkaban and all of the other long filename games work with the attach.xbe fix. I installed my softmod using SID 5.11 without the virtual C + Eeprom. Does anyone have experience in launching games this way?Īlso, I am not sure whether I have the proper prerequisites for launching isos. When I launch the attacher it links to the iso and reboots, but when I try to run it again the console reboots without ever launching the game. I have placed the attach.xbe file into the folder of the iso and renamed it. ?f=6&t=662, but I am getting the same results as r3dsk1n. iso files directly then maybe these games will work from the HDD? I am trying to follow the directions from this thread. Most posts suggest just running from the disc, but that isn't necessarily an option with a slimbox. This means the games cannot be run from their raw directory.
99% of xbox games work flawlessly when run from their directory tree on the hard drive, but select games (Harry Potter: POA, TOCA 3, Monster Garage, Tony Hawk P8) have filenames that are too long for the FATX filesystem. I've heard that it is possible to launch ISO files from the hard drive as long as you are running a softmod that includes nkpatcher v8+, though I've never seen it done in practice.
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