Fierce Waffle
Enthusiast
Materials Needed :
1. A JTAG Xbox 360 Console running FreeBoot v0.032 or 0.030
2. Updated DashLaunch Files
3. Common Sense
4. Launch.ini file included with the dashlaunch files.
5. Backup of NAND (in-case something goes wrong)
Step 1.
You are going to want to have all of the dashlaunch files Ive provided above in a convenient place such as you desktop.
You are going to want to extract the ZIP file I have provided. You will notice there are a few files. The only ones you will be using are, sample_launch.ini and the folder, installer.
Step 2.
Once you have all of the files extracted you are going to to rename sample_launch.ini to launch.ini.
Drag launch.ini into the folder installer. Then drag launch.ini into the files folder.
Step 3.
Navigate to you files folder and open launch.ini in notepad.
You will notice under where it says
you will see BUT_X = and Default =. These "codes" are telling you what button to hold, to boot what XEX. For example
BUT_A =
BUT_B =
BUT_X =
BUT_Y =
Start =
Back =
LBump =
; Default is what loads when you hold no buttons
; leave this blank if you want NXE as default
Default =
Holding RIGHT BUMBER will cause you to boot to NXE.
Step 4.
After that you will see directories listed to the right of those "codes" you will see directories. These tell you where dashlaunch will be booting XEX files from. Here is a list of them
First of all here is and example of what mine is
For example if we wanted dashlaunch to boot XEXMenu by default it would look like this (assuming XEXMenu is in you Content folder)
That would be booting the CON file, but if you wanted it to boot an XEX simply write default.xex after the name of the folder like so
Step 5.
If you wanted dashlaunch to boot FreeStyleDash off a USB while holding the B Button, it would look like so
That is assuming that Freestyle has its own folder within the root directory of your USB.
If you have FreeStyle in a applications folder like me it would look more like this.
Once you have finished making launch.ini make sure you have it in the files folder and drag all the contents of the installer folder onto a USB.
Step 6.
Once completed with that, boot up any XEX launcher of your choice and open default.xex.
You should see a screen like this
Obviously you are going to click A to install it
If you have and Older version of dashlaunch previously installed it will ask you if you want to update
You are going to want to press A to update it.
It will then ask you if you want to change you settings. I simply say YES
Here are what the settings are and what they do
Enter the setting you want,
You will then get something saying that the freeboot patches for [insert motherboard name here] are not installed. Click A if you want dashlaunch to be installed.
And finally you should get this screen. This tells you the installation process has finised.
Reboot and you should boot into the file you told it to in the launch.ini file.
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1. A JTAG Xbox 360 Console running FreeBoot v0.032 or 0.030
2. Updated DashLaunch Files
3. Common Sense
4. Launch.ini file included with the dashlaunch files.
5. Backup of NAND (in-case something goes wrong)
Step 1.
You are going to want to have all of the dashlaunch files Ive provided above in a convenient place such as you desktop.
You are going to want to extract the ZIP file I have provided. You will notice there are a few files. The only ones you will be using are, sample_launch.ini and the folder, installer.
Step 2.
Once you have all of the files extracted you are going to to rename sample_launch.ini to launch.ini.
Drag launch.ini into the folder installer. Then drag launch.ini into the files folder.
Step 3.
Navigate to you files folder and open launch.ini in notepad.
You will notice under where it says
Code:
[QuickLaunchButtons]
BUT_A =
BUT_B =
BUT_X =
BUT_Y =
Start =
Back =
LBump =
; Default is what loads when you hold no buttons
; leave this blank if you want NXE as default
Default =
Holding RIGHT BUMBER will cause you to boot to NXE.
Step 4.
After that you will see directories listed to the right of those "codes" you will see directories. These tell you where dashlaunch will be booting XEX files from. Here is a list of them
Code:
; internal hard disk Hdd:\
; usb memory stick Usb:\
; memory unit Mu:\
; USB memory unit UsbMu:\
; big block NAND mu FlashMu:\
; CD/DVD Dvd:\ (not recommended to use this one)
First of all here is and example of what mine is
[QuickLaunchButtons]
BUT_X = Usb:\APPLICATIONS\C0DE9999\00080000\default.xex
BUT_Y = Usb:\GAMES\Halo Reach\RTELauncher.xex
Default = Usb:\APPLICATIONS\FreeStyle\default.xex
[Settings]
nxemini = true
pingpatch = true
BUT_X = Usb:\APPLICATIONS\C0DE9999\00080000\default.xex
BUT_Y = Usb:\GAMES\Halo Reach\RTELauncher.xex
Default = Usb:\APPLICATIONS\FreeStyle\default.xex
[Settings]
nxemini = true
pingpatch = true
Code:
Default = Hdd:\Content\0000000000000000\C0DE9999\00080000\C0DE99990F586558
That would be booting the CON file, but if you wanted it to boot an XEX simply write default.xex after the name of the folder like so
Code:
Default = Hdd:\Content\0000000000000000\C0DE9999\00080000\default.xex
Step 5.
If you wanted dashlaunch to boot FreeStyleDash off a USB while holding the B Button, it would look like so
Code:
BUT_B = Usb:\Freestyle\default.xex
That is assuming that Freestyle has its own folder within the root directory of your USB.
If you have FreeStyle in a applications folder like me it would look more like this.
Code:
BUT_B = Usb:\APPLICATIONS\Freestyle\default.xex
Once you have finished making launch.ini make sure you have it in the files folder and drag all the contents of the installer folder onto a USB.
Step 6.
Once completed with that, boot up any XEX launcher of your choice and open default.xex.
You should see a screen like this
Obviously you are going to click A to install it
If you have and Older version of dashlaunch previously installed it will ask you if you want to update
You are going to want to press A to update it.
It will then ask you if you want to change you settings. I simply say YES
Here are what the settings are and what they do
Code:
[Settings]
; if true, brining up miniblade in NXE and then pressing Y will cause launch.xex to relaunch for you
; note you must release Y button then press desired QuickLaunchButtons after
; if not present default is TRUE
nxemini = true
; if true ping limit will be removed for system link play (thanks FBDev!)
; if not present default is FALSE
pingpatch = false
; if true (most) xbla will no longer need yaris patching (thanks mojobojo!)
; if not present default is FALSE
contpatch = false
; Normally when a fatal error occurs the xbox will just freeze, setting this to false will cause a reboot or powerdown
; if not present default is FALSE
fatalfreeze = false
; when fatalfreeze is set to false, setting this to true will cause the box to reboot, setting it to false will instead have the box shut down
; note that this option does NOTHING when fatalfreeze is set to true
; if not present default is FALSE
fatalreboot = false
Enter the setting you want,
You will then get something saying that the freeboot patches for [insert motherboard name here] are not installed. Click A if you want dashlaunch to be installed.
And finally you should get this screen. This tells you the installation process has finised.
Reboot and you should boot into the file you told it to in the launch.ini file.
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