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If you are really struggling to get this working, I can sort it out for you (I live in the North West, so you would need to post the console to me). Send me a PM If you are interested.

I don't think XBLS is supported here. This is probably the reason why XeBuild 1.13 was delayed - it wasn't designed to help people like you run XBLS.

OMG - I feel like a douche right now lol. Thank you for pointing that out Swizzy and I apologise to the OP for my mistake. It was just a blip, honest .

Let me try and decipher what you are asking. Do you want to run a 16537 game on a 16747 kernel? I don't think it is possible (at least not without some modifications to the XEX). If the game was compiled using the 16537 SDK, there isn't much chance of it running on a lower kernel.

Have you actually installed DashLaunch?

You shouldn't see that on a normal JTAG/RGH console. This version of DashLaunch was designed to be compatible with kernel version 16747. DashLaunch won't work on a dev kit, so if you are using a dev kit with 16747, that's why you are getting an error.

You can modify the XBE to change things like the game's title, ID, region, etc.

Set the Default line to UsbMu:\. It sounds like you have formatted the USB stick with the console to create an XBOX 360 storage device (USB Memory Unit).

Older iXtreme/LT firmware won't boot XGD3 discs. I know plenty a few people who use LT firmware to play legal backups (they make 0800 rips and patch them with ABGX).

What if he wants to play on XBOX Live with his legal backups?

The tutorial can also be found in the JungleFlasher download (look in the Documentation folder). You will need to use a PMT (Pogo Mo Thoin) or a Probe 3 to extract the drive key/Dummy.bin from your drive.

If you can solder, the rest is easy. Swizzy and others have written comprehensive tutorials which are very easy to follow .

Has BT got NAT restrictions in place? Have you tried manually port forwarding? I'm with TalkTalk broadband and I can use LiNK without any problems.

An XBOX 360 DVD-ROM reads at 12x speed as far as I know, but older firmwares had the option to change the read speed (ix1.6 - ix1.61 if I recall). However, an older firmware will not boot XGD3 originals or backups, so this isn't really an option. A hard drive will have much quicker load times than reading from a disc and since you have an RGH console, you have the option to install games to a hard drive and play without the discs.

Your best option is to find someone who can pull the component from a slim motherboard. I think that component is an inductor of some sort.

Yes, as long as you don't attempt to launch any homebrew on the XBL (retail) NAND. Installing a dual NAND device gives your console an additional NAND (ergo "dual NAND"), so the retail side remains stock and the second NAND would contain the glitch image.

Of course. An XBOX 360 dual NAND solution has been available for quite some time.

That will work fine (RGH and XBL on the same console), but you can not run any homebrew on the XBL (retail) NAND. Any game that supports system link can be used with FSD LiNK.

Software did not cause E74. As I explained above, E74 is a hardware error (XeLL still boots because it uses minimal GPU resources).

If this is for LiNK set up, you can use random ports. Ports 3072 and 3071 are the default for LiNK if I remember correctly.

I found that the best way to learn coding is to look at source code samples, read books and watch videos. I have been learning C# for about a year now and with the help and advice from the web and a very talented coder on here (Swizzy), I can now write my own applications, comment code, debug, etc. Gavin hit the nail on the head - you should decide which path(s) you want to take and focus primarily on those courses. Some IT companies will give you "on the job" training as an apprentice (I started out as an apprentice IT Engineer a few months ago and I am currently working on CCNA and MCSE), so it might be worth contacting a few local IT companies to see what they can offer you.

Check out Homebrew Browser .

If the NAND is corrupted, you will need a hardware flasher to recover. Does the DBG LED on the CoolRunner blink green every few seconds when the console tries to boot in to XeLL?

The Content folder on partition 3 contains things like GOD content, DLC and title updates. If a games requires an installation (GTA V for example), you must take the installation content from the disc and put it in the Content folder on partition 3. Some games might come with optional HD textures which go in the same place on the hard drive.

The Content folder must be placed on a XTAF (XBOX 360 formatted) hard drive. Your console will not see it if you put it on a FAT32 external hard drive.