The can be achieved in two ways: 1. If you have a router, it is easy. Just plug it into the network like a PC. Without a router, use a crossover network cable and setup the evox. Use the same subnet and so forth and connect them.
Power on your Xbox as usual. It should load up to the Evolution X dashboard. Check to see if the network is available or not. Go to System Utils and you will get a new screen. Then go into Settings:. My network works fine. With a router, you do not need to use a static IP. If you are using a crossover cable and a network card to connect to your Xbox, you will need to setup a static IP. This is important. Let it load up. Once you click connect , you will get a list of folders on the right.
These are the different drives on your XBOX. D: is the DVD drive. When you put in a game, you will want to copy this folder over to your computer and then make an xISO of the folder. Burn it to a blank DVD, and you have a xbox backup! E: is where you will want to save your games and programs if you have the factory hard drive in your Xbox. This drive has only about GBs of free space. Do not delete the folders already there. Just add two new folders: apps and games.
Click to see the pic. The only two Partitions that you have to worry about now is C: and D:. Open up D: and you will see the contents of your boot disc.
Copy default. Now go to your PC and rename the default. Pretend that X, Y, and Z are not there and never ask another question about them again. F: will only be used if you install a larger hdd to your XBOX. E: is where you will store everything for now, till your broke ass can afford a larger hdd.
The E: partition is a little smaller than 5gigs and does not allow for a whole lot, so you have to be wise about what you will put on it. Do not tamper with any files or folders in the C: partition with exception of evox.
Deleting or changing any other files or folders will result in your XBOX not working. Now that you know what the partitions are all about its time to learn about the Evox Dashboard, and what it can do for you. The appearance of your EvolutionX Dashboard and the menu items that you see are all dependant on the evox. At this point in time you will be able to modify the certain areas of the evox. You will not be able to modify your menu appearance, but through System Utils, you can modify the xbox Settings.
Some Featurs of Install Menu will be explained later. Your two main buttons are A and Back. A to select highlighted menu item and Back to back up to the previous menu. As you can see my settings are most likely different than yours, only because i have changed them.
Scroll down and check them all out, there are much more than are displayed in that pic. To change any of these settings simply highlight the the item you want to change, hit the A button, and make your changes. Password - Allows you to change the password you use to login to your xbox, xbox is default. With you are able to change which buttons control the igr through the evox. Use Items. Shade Level - Adjusts the transparency level of the screen saver.
I prefer the "Info" dash and i recomend you use it. It is the most informative and very easy on the eyes. There are others to choose from, chose whatever you like, and later on, if you get really good, you can find some tools to make your own.
Editing the Evox. All you really need to do is open up the evox. I feel very strongly about this subject because i believe that any one that does not know how to open a VERY basic. Now if you do not have a below average IQ, please stop reading and open your evox. If you're a complete Dipshit, read on.
Looking at the top of the evox. Everything we just covered in the Settings section is the entire top portion of the evox. Instead of making changes to the evox. The entire top portion of the evox. If you cannot figure this out you should probably go play with a loaded shotgun. I could use some help figuring out the initial "how to" stuff.
Swirlygiver , Feb 4, Then simply delete evolution x and replace it with xbmc, ensuring the default. The default. I can certainly go in to more detail if you decide to do this and provide my signed default.
That's what i did well over 10 years ago, if that's still the best way today i honestly couldn't say. However the various Xbox's i did softmod still work all these years later.
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