(Xbox uses a different type of file structure than most DVDs.) Then burn the.
#FLASHFXP XBOX SKIN#
Next, you need to create an Xbox image file of this folder containing the evox.ini, default.xbe, BIOS folder, Skin folder. I will explain more about the evox.ini file after you get the dashboard installed onto your Xbox. Next, you will need to create an Xbox image file of this folder, and then burn it to a blank CD-RW. You will need this IP later to FTP into the XBOX. If you want, you can put yes next to StaticIP. Make sure you have a YES next to SetupNetwork, and also make sure that you enable FTP (see below). Step 2 – Editing the evox.ini File so You Can Network/FTP into Your XBOX (It might have been xboxdahs.xbe until you renamed it.) IMPORTANT: You should have at least the evox.ini file and the default.xbe file. default.xbe or xboxdash.xbe (Again, rename it so it is default.xbe) You should have the following files (The default.xbe might be named xboxdash.xbe or evoxdash.xbe. Once you have downloaded the Evolution X dashboard version or higher, open up the folder where you saved the files. CD-RW or DVD+-R/RW Disk (This depends on the DVD drive in your Xbox. XISO/Isomaker or any Xbox image creating program The following guide is Seamonkey420’s tech-recipe for making an Evolution X dashboard boot CD/DVD and installing Evolution X to the Xbox hard drive. This was missing from my original tech-recipe, and it is much needed! This is a must-read Tech-Recipes tutorial for Xbox fans.
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