gavin_darkglider

yes, the project is still alive, but people are busy. We havnt forgotten about you, but the test version I was given, had issues, but also didnt support folder recursion, and still needed work with network issues on the server side, when an xbox lost connection to the server, it wouldnt allow the xbox to reconnect. I will say that it is super fast though. I used it a couple times just to extract ISO's on my xbox. lol.

Nova is the plugin that handles link.... among other things.

You have to disable link in the plugin settings, and if that doesnt work, unload nova.

You have to disable devlink, which is a system link for devkits. I dont know how to do that on a devkit, and on retail this wouldnt be needed.

Fake anim is an app, that gets launched by dashlaunch before the default dashboard. you can run it from aurora, so I wouldnt call it a dashlaunch plugin. "Plugins" are just DLL files with no executable entry point. Dashlaunch, or the app the plugin is for handles that.

The video has to be in an ancient wmv9 format. FFMPEG can convert it, but it is slow(No multithreading support).

The functions in the headers should be the same, or close to the same as the Visual C++ api. they add X to the front, because they refer to the xbox headers vs the pc headers. If you are unsure RTFM that comes with the XDK, as there is a ton of documentation there, that should help point you in the right direction.

Cool project, I am happy that all that work I did to make the hud stuff a possibility is getting put to use by someone other than stealth servers, and begalegal. lol. Honestly, I was kind of pissed when I cracked that(Not the hu, but the issues with modifying it), released the information, and the only people who used it were the stealth server designers(Who used a leaked version of the FSD plugin code to create their huds). lol. It is strange to see where your projects go sometimes. Makes me wonder what people will do with my Gentoo L4T for the Switch that I am working on. That being said, I have owned most of the hardware, which is harder than you would think, even with the L4T kernel on gitlab. I have ran in to all sorts of issues getting the Nvidia graphics drivers, and sound drivers to work correctly. That being said, I have it all excepting OpenMax, Cuda, V4L and the Gstreamer stuff. From there it is just installing the other Nvidia specific packages, most of which are useless on the switch.

that is because you are missing the files from the official dash update it needs for that build. Use j-runner, I have a build on here somewhere, that has all of the needed files included. Get that, then follow the directions in the first post.

If you have a jtag, find the old fsd installer cd, then use fsd to start an ftp server, and install aurora, and edit the launch.ini to point at it. fairly simple. if you already have a custom dash on it, you should already have ftp access.

you still need the kv, and possibly the frct, so you stiil have to dump the nand.

trainers are tu specific. you might be using the wrong tu for your trainer.

Your problem is you are formatting it on your computer. Plug it into the xbox, and format it there. The xbox uses a modified version of the fat partition, called xfat, and since the xbox 360 is big endian, the partition type becomes xtaf. This partition type is not supported on actual computers, hince needing party buffalo to inject files into the partitions. It has to reorder the data and stuff like that.

You need sqlitebrowser, and the db files are included in the aurora directory, probably under settings, I dont know off the top of my head. As for the UUID, the easiest way to get that would probably be to run a fresh copy and starting a game scan on the hdd, then copying the info from the db there. I am fairly certain that you want the content.db, and not the settings.db file, but it has been a long time.

No, I mean use aurora to move the save from one hdd to a usb drive, copy the files off the usb drive, and then use aurora to attach it to a different user/same user on a different xbox. Simple as that, it is a built in feature, as of 0.7b. I mean you could use horizon, but you will not get much support for that here, as we have integrated much of what you are asking for in this post in Aurora. If you want a video tutorial on using horizon, I would suggest checking youtube.

Aurora has this option built in as of 0.7b, but you can always copy the save data manually, if needed. It should be stored in the content folder, with all of the other "Xbox" data. Problem is without knowing which game, it makes it harder, and saves are linked to profiles, so you need to change the profile it is linked to. Aurora will copy them to flashdrives and stuff, so you could probably do that.

You can do this, I guess, but it wont autolaunch the game, unless there is an option in the settings of the emulator to auto launch a game. I havnt tried it, as I would rather save space not putting 20+ copies of the same thing on the hdd.

From what I know, this wasnt a high priority when I mentioned it years ago, due to rom recognition, and then finding covers for each game. On top of that, then you need to redesign coverflow, because currently, all covers are the same resolution, which is probably not the case with covers for older games.

Or, change the UUID of the hdd partitions in the db file manually. you will need to hook the hdd up to a computer, to read the current partitions uuid's.

Look into the cronusmax: https://cronusmax.com/ This was a device that bombed, but TX picked up, and made a decent firmware for, and is exactly what you are after, assuming it supports you wheel.

there are options for btn_(a,b,x,y, lb) that you can apply a different app to, to launch when holding that button. If you hold RB, it will auto launch to NXE. I would leave the default alone, and use the btn for custom launch. This also works when returning to home from the hud(Maybe not with FSPlugin, or Nova though.)

There are no xebuild files for 7357, use the 7357 image to build a jtag image at the latest, or build a 7371 image, as after that the CB changes. As long as the CB, KV, and LDV are the same for the console and dash version(Check Xell Fuses), you can use this to build a working retail image at 7371, or a working JTAG image. If you really want xebuild files, you will need to hack together a config for 7357, which is easy enough, but you also need files from the 7357 update from microsoft.

I have used mono in linux to run iso2god, but I dont know if you can get a phone to run mono, let alone if it did, would it be able to interpret x86 code on an arm processor.

What? Are we talking system settings, like wifi, or settings in aurora. For Aurora, you can copy the DB from your current Aurora install, and open it on a pc using sqlitebrowser, and blank out the password field. Just make sure to keep a backup of it, once before you make changes. Also, you can not copy the db files if they are being used, so I would launch into xex menu, and copy them that way. As for the System settings lock, there is a reset code, you can get all of it, minus the last 4 buttons, but those you can dump from the nand image, as they are stored in the SMC Config.

I cant kick them from a room from the xbox unity site, I would, as they are online right now. lol.