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Auto-Installer Deluxe V4.20 Official Users Manual Auto-Installer Deluxe v4.20 Official Users Manual DISCLAIMER: We do not take any responsibility for any damage or loss of data that may be caused by this program. Always only use at your own risk, and remember to read this manual CAREFULLY before proceeding to use this package. If you do not read this and do something incorrectly, it is your own fault. This document is not affiliated with Microsoft Corporation. 'Microsoft' and 'Xbox' are trademarks of Microsoft Corporation. GNU General Public Licence Auto-Installer Deluxe and Softmod Installer Deluxe are used for learning purposes on the Xbox Console. Copyright (C) 2004-2008 by DJB This program is free software; you can redistribute it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by the Free Software Foundation; either version 2 of the License, or (at your option) any later version. This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU General Public License for more details. You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License along with this program; if not, write to the Free Software Foundation, Inc., 51 Franklin St, Fifth Floor, Boston, MA, 02110-1301 US TABLE OF CONTENTS: Chapter 1: Introduction................................................................................ 1 Chapter 2: Features...................................................................................... 2 Contents of the Auto-Installer ....................................................................................2 Features of the Auto-Installer.....................................................................................5 Chapter 3: Preparing the AID 4.20 disc on your PC ...................................... 6 Extracting the AID 4.20 Archive..................................................................................6 Using the AID ISO Updater Program............................................................................7 The AID 4.20 Addon / Update Packs............................................................................8 Chapter 4: Burning the ISO with DVD Decrypter .......................................... 9 Chapter 5: The Main menu for AID 4.20 ..................................................... 10 Chapter 6: Preparing your Xbox Hard Drive ............................................... 11 Backup / Restore your Hard Drive............................................................................. 11 Format / Prepare your Hard Drive............................................................................. 12 Chapter 7: One-Click Installs...................................................................... 13 Modchip Users ....................................................................................................... 13 Softmod Users ....................................................................................................... 14 Chapter 8: Installing Dashboards............................................................... 15 Installing the Microsoft Dashboard ............................................................................ 15 Installing a Hacked Dashboard ................................................................................. 16 Chapter 9: Installing Applications and Emulators....................................... 17 Installing Applications ............................................................................................. 17 Installing Emulators................................................................................................ 17 Chapter 10: Rom Installer Section ............................................................. 18 Chapter 11: The Softmod Section ............................................................... 19 Single Boot Softmod Options.................................................................................... 20 Dual Boot Softmod Options...................................................................................... 20 Unmounting the Virtual C Drive ................................................................................ 20 Removing the SID Softmod from your Xbox ............................................................... 20 Chapter 12: The Advanced Options / Tools Section.................................... 21 Installing AID 4.20 to HDD ...................................................................................... 21 Phoenix BIOS Loader (PBL)...................................................................................... 21 Installing SID 5 to HDD or Memory Card.................................................................... 22 XSelect ................................................................................................................. 22 BIOS Checker ........................................................................................................ 23 BIOS Flasher ......................................................................................................... 23 Chimp .................................................................................................................. 23 ConfigMagic........................................................................................................... 23 Enigmah NTSC-PAL Video Switcher ........................................................................... 23 Xbpartitioner ......................................................................................................... 23 Appendix A: Xbox Error Codes.................................................................... 24 Appendix B: Xbox Media Compatibility ....................................................... 25 Appendix C: Xbox DVD Drive Identification ................................................ 25 Appendix D: Menu Structure ...................................................................... 26 Appendix E: File Locations on the ISO ........................................................ 34 Appendix F: Setting up your Debug Xbox ................................................... 35 Appendix G: Softmodding Tutorials ............................................................ 37 Hard Drive Upgrade using a Modchipped Xbox ............................................................ 37 Hard Drive Upgrade using a PC................................................................................. 38 Hotswap Tutorial - Recover a HDD without Eeprom Backup .......................................... 39 Hard Drive Cloning using Chimp ............................................................................... 40 Appendix H: What do all these Applications do?......................................... 41 Appendix I: Modifying the AID ISO with Addon Packs................................ 44 Creating Addon Packs ............................................................................................. 44 Creating Skin Packs ................................................................................................ 45 Creating Romsets ................................................................................................... 45 Appendix J: Using the right ROMs for the right Emulators.......................... 46 Bibliography............................................................................................... 48 Credits ....................................................................................................... 49 Auto-Installer Deluxe v4.20 Official Users Manual Page 1 of 51 Chapter 1: Introduction Welcome to Auto-Installer Deluxe 4.20, the most complete and flexible installer there is for the Xbox console. This installer has over 60 different emulators, applications, and dashboards all in one easy-to-use interface. It has the option of installing all the applications and emulators bundled on the disc, or individually if you prefer. You can even install dashboards as normal applications if you want to experiment with a particular dashboard or simply you want it installed but not as your main dashboard. There are also features like Phoenix BIOS Loader, which will allow you to enable a dual-boot system on your Xbox. You can either have it load different partitions and/or have a Debug BFM BIOS used so you can develop. Another great program included is XSelect, which will let you boot any program on startup of your Xbox, simply by pressing a button on startup when you see the XSelect message. This is also by far the most covered installer as far as Softmods go as well. This features the option to either install the Softmod by itself, or by the simple One-Click Install system which is in place for both Softmodded and Modchipped boxes. Over the half decade that this program has spanned (2004 to 2008) it has always tried to maintain It’s dominance in the Auto-Installer category of Xbox Homebrew Software, and with the support that it has received over this time you could even say that it is the best Installer / Compilation DVD ever made for the Xbox. This may be the final version, but full documentation has been included so that any Addon packs can be made to keep it up-to-date (new XBMC or other apps, new Skins). With all that said, enjoy THE finest pieces of Xbox Homebrew History!! The Auto-Installer Deluxe Team Auto-Installer Deluxe v4.20 Official Users Manual Page 2 of 51 Chapter 2: Features Contents of the Auto-Installer This installer boasts to have more installable features than any
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