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dsmock

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30. May 2007 @ 18:16

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ok so im trying to change my default dash from XBMC to Avalaunch and i cant figure it out. on my FTP connection with avalaunch (something happened so now i can't get an FTP connection with XBMC, but when i open avalaunch, it works.) the only place i can find my apps are under /F:/apps/ and theres no specific place where the default dash is or whatever so i need to know just where to put my /F:/apps/Avalaunch folder to make it boot with avalaunch.
thanks

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320gb hardrive, and xecuter 2.6 mod chip

dsmock

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30. May 2007 @ 20:16

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and by the way under my C drive theres a .xbe file called evoxdash.xbe which i cannot delete. it seems no matter what i do changing files around and stuff it always boots with XBMC. I deleted all the files under my C drive and only put the stuff under Apps/Avalaunch there. ui dont know what im doing wrong please help.

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320gb hardrive, and xecuter 2.6 mod chip

steimy

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31. May 2007 @ 05:02

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best way is to get Slayer 2.7 auto installer and let it install the dash for you. It will have to be installed on C: in order to boot to that dash. Anything you put in F:/APPS you can access and load from the apps folder but it will never be your default dashboard.
if you want to try it manually then here is a tutorial.
http://www.xtreme-source.com/tutorials-x...-dashboard.html
I had trouble with doing it manually the one time i tried it. Luckily i have a chipped system so i could recover easy. If your system is not chipped then i would not try it. Unless you have a copy of your EEPROM file on your PC like you should, and are willing to reformat the drive if something goes wrong.

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