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installing evox on HD Xbox
I thougt it would be easy to connect to my Xbox now that my CD-RW with Evox was working but...
I connected my Xbox direct to my PC with a crossover cable, I turned off my fire wall, I gave my PC a static IP adres but FlashFXP can't connect to my Xbox. Question: Is it necessary to connect the Xbox also to my TV when attempting to connect it via the crossovercable. The problem is that I don't have a TV next to my computer. So I tried to connect to my Xbox but when starting up the xbox the red light flashes (I gues because he can't find TV connection) THX, beertje |
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i had the same problem last week,but as soon as i connected my x-box to a tv next to my pc it connected first time with flash fxp.
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THX,
Connected my xbox to a video and now it works perfectly :-) |
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EvolutionX
Come on spill the beens, how did you get it to work (EvolutionX that is)?
Been trying for 4 days and no look. |
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check the tutorial: http://www.xbox-scene.com/articles/evox-install.php
and before burning evox on a CD-RW(!) you have to make an Xbox ISO file (with XISO) !!! If your xbox can't read it: make the image with a dummy file, just create the iso with the fake file in the same directory, so it joins into the iso. Make sure it is like 300mb+. If you dunny how to make a dummy file, just add in an extra folder in the same directory as evoX. Name it whatever you want. Then put a bunch of random large files in it. Create the iso and burn. If you have problems connecting to your computer: check if you use a crossover cable (if you have no hub/router) and also your Xbox must be connected to a TV at the same time! Hope it helps you, beertje |
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