DashLaunch Install

[EyeFellOver]

Hi Guys,

I've just installed a CR4 XL R-JTAG in a Falcon and I'm pondering the next step. I've already booted Xell, retrieved my CPU Key, created the XeBuild Image and written the NAND. It's booting within 3 glitches each time which I can live with.

Now I'm looking at installing FSD and want to run Dashlaunch so it auto-boots into FSD.

Which would be the best way to install DashLaunch? Should I create a new NAND image in J-Runner and re-flash it, or should I install XeXMenu, Dashlaunch, and then FSD manually?

Hope that makes sense!

Thanks, Adam

 

[Utmad]

Just copy the dashlaunch directory to the hard disk and run the default.xex from inside the installer directory.

 

[EyeFellOver]

Just copy the dashlaunch directory to the hard disk and run the default.xex from inside the installer directory.

Just so I'm clear, that's once I've installed XexMenu isnt' it?

 

[Utmad]

You dont really need to install xexmenu, you could just run from a cd to give you a file manager to copy over fsd and dashlaunch to the hard disk and run through the setups

 

[RED IMPACT]

Just so I'm clear, that's once I've installed XexMenu isnt' it?

Correct - always useful to have

 

[EyeFellOver]

Thanks guys, that's excellent!

Has anyone produced an end-to-end guide for glitching? With with the CR4 XL being the end-all product, something covering the whole process (or just links to each guide) would be very useful. At the moment the information is so fragmented it's hard to know what to do without asking on here.

 

[BrockThunderjam]

Thanks guys, that's excellent!

Has anyone produced an end-to-end guide for glitching? With with the CR4 XL being the end-all product, something covering the whole process (or just links to each guide) would be very useful. At the moment the information is so fragmented it's hard to know what to do without asking on here.

It's fragmented because this is a hardware forum (for the most part). The software you're using is not really affiliated with the hardware. You could produce a guide now that you know how to do it! :smile: