![]() ![]() I plan to rename old XBMC folder to XBMC old and place the new one where is it originally. My evoxdash.xbe is in drive C and my XBMC folder is in drive E. I thought this would be a good idea incase when I update something goes wrong. I can FTP no problem when I am using the XBMC dash but when I pop in Heimdall's Hexen Disc I can not FTP or connect? What am I doing wrong as I put it to static and write all the correct details I use to FTP normally. I wish to set up a rescue disc in case I break my dash as I want to update to the latest XBMC. ![]() If you are redirecting the dashboard at bootup, ensure that you name it the same as whatever XBE is in your C drive (such as evoxdash.xbe).Hi there. Create Shortcut: Prompts you for a name to save the shortcut.Custom title image: Allows you to choose an image to be displayed when viewed in a menu.Default title image: The shortcut will use whatever your dashboard's default image is for an app/game when viewed in a menu.This only needs to be changed to something unique if it will be in a folder that has two XBEs with the same title ID (such as if you had Halo 2 and Halo 2: Custom Edition mods next to each other) Title Name: The name displayed if the shortcut is shown in a menu (such as a games list).Target Path: The XBE you want the shortcut to launch.**If you are redirecting your dashboard, it is highly recommended to back up the old dashboard XBE in case something goes wrong**. You can change the fields as desired and add your own custom image to it. Upon launching the program, the parameter fields will be automatically filled with a shortcut to XBMC installed in the E:\apps\ folder. If you are on a hardmod, you can use an installer disc such as Hexen to fix it. Note that if you are redirecting the dashboard that loads up on boot, if something goes wrong and you are on a softmod, you will need to hook your hard drive up to a PC and use an EEPROM backup to fix it. ![]() Using V2.0 is recommended as V1.0 requires an old version of the Microsoft. The most common use for this is to install your dashboard somewhere besides the C: drive, and just have a single XBE shortcut on the C: drive which points to the dashboard, or to launch XBMC/CoinOPS. XBE Shortcut Maker is a PC program used to generate an XBE shortcut, similar to a. ![]()
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