I can put in a game disk and it'll load-up just fine (and color is good, and outputting 480p with the Frozen VGA cable properly), but won't load a Hexen utility disk (ISO pulled from the link on this site, 2017 version, burned to DVD-R) disk for some reason. I'm having a whole bunch of issues with it. It certainly has nothing to do with which dash boots with any of the currently used softmods.Noted, I'd appreciate a quick walkthrough of the boot process and files involved - or a pointer at further reading - so I'm able to troubleshoot this sort of problem in future.īTW, I'm not too concerned about having my primary dash on F:, I've got all the HeXEn/Krayzie tools and exploit files in the right places if I ever need to recover anything.My buddy (who isn't available to ask) did the VGA BIOS mod to my 1.4 original Xbox. You should never mess with xboxdash.xbe on any mod. It would take a while to explain in detail (especially as I'm watching MOTD at the moment!), but the short version is that when you use HeXEn to install a softmod it also pre-places all of the dashboard and shortcut files, so that later when you want to change your primary booting dash using the HeXEn batch file, all the batch file does is swap a couple of files around on the E partition. Heimdall wrote:If not then using HeXEn to install XBMC still requires you to manually add any shortcuts if you want to use XBMC on F as your primary booting dash. It certainly has nothing to do with which dash boots with any of the currently used softmods. Your primary dash should always be on E, because it's the only partition that is always available regardless of your mod or the extended drive configuration in your mod. XBMC on shadow C is a really bad idea under all circumstances, as indeed is XBMC on F if you want it as your primary boot dash.

Did you install your softmod using HeXEn? If not then using HeXEn to install XBMC still requires you to manually add any shortcuts if you want to use XBMC on F as your primary booting dash.

Hexen xbmc folder location