Tuto RGH
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ScribdTranslationsBasic tutorial for using RGH
The RGH basically consists of loading a modified non-original Xbox Dashboard on the console.
in order to make free use of it, to achieve this a chip must be installed inside the
console that is responsible for destabilizing the processor for a few seconds to achieve loading the
Dashboard not signed in on the Xbox, this is necessary because every time we turn on the console
the processor performs a verification of the Dashboard's signature and if it does not have it, simply
the console does not start, that is why the chip must be installed to be able to load this Dashboard
modified not signed in it, this process is called Glith and can take from 5 seconds to 30 or 1
minute, each Glith is an attempt to load the Dashboard on the Xbox that does not always succeed.
first, that is why the chip repeats this process several times in intervals of approximately 5 seconds,
we recommend when turning on the console to look at the top to see if it is
doing this process since it may happen that Glith does not work due to some hang-up
processor in the attempt, in this case, it must be turned off and turned on again the console,
we remember that this process is a failure in the Xbox that is not an exact science that is why
The ignition time can always vary after each start.
Once the console is started, we are free to use it. First, it will show the
Main dashboard that we all know. To access our stored games in
hard drive must enter the software called Xexmenu that is installed on the
internal memory of the console as if it were another game, it is located in 'My'
"games" in the "games" tab of the main menu. Once we find it, we access this
software will automatically show us the games if we have the hard drive connected, to
to access the games you must select the desired title and press 'Start' on the 360 controller. To
for our games to be shown to us, it is necessary for the hard drive to be formatted in Fat32 and the
games are in GOD format located in a folder called 'Games' located in the Root of
hard drive
The Xexmenu has 3 tabs, which we can see with the 'LB' and 'RB' buttons on the 360 controller.
in the first tab it will show us the games, in another tab it will show us the settings, here
we can change the appearance of the Xexmenu by using the D-pad to the right and
pressing the 'A' button to select the desired Skin, it will also show us the temperatures
from the console within the most relevant and in the third tab we have an explorer of
files, here we can review our files and access our games directly
looking for its executables which are usually the Default.Xex, we can also perform
functions such as copy and paste (this is achieved by pressing the "Y" button on the remote) as well as
change the storage unit by pressing the "X" button on the remote. To access the
Folders or executables should be clicked on the "Start" or the "A" button.
Use of Freestyle Dash3
To access Freestyle Dash 3, it is necessary to enter from Xexmenu by locating its
directory and open its executable file "default.xex" or by pressing Start on its folder called
"Freestyle", another way to access the FSD3 is by connecting the hard drive to the console.
turn it off and on, doing this will automatically access FSD3 thanks to the software
dashlunch already installed in the console, in order to modify the way of departure of
The file 'Launch.ini' must be located in the root of our hard drive and opened on a PC.
Now that FSD3 is open, it will show us in 'Library' the option to load games from DVDs and more.
to the right will be the accesses to the games: Xbox 360 Games, Xbox Live Arcade, Homebrew, Xbox
Classics and Emulators. Inside each of these folders, our games will be located. For
to be able to make the games appear in these accesses, the routes must first be configured
the folders for the FSD to know where to look, for this you must go to the 'Setup' tab and enter
"Settings" then to "Content Settings" and finally to "Manage Game Paths", here we are given the option
to search our folders by pressing the 'Change Path' button and we look for the directory that
Let's say, for example, the one for 'Games'; once we locate our directory, we press the letter 'Y' of
we use the 360 controller and select whether it is XBLA, Xbox 360, Xbox Classic, etc. Finally
we press the 'X' button to save our changes. The FSD will start looking for our
files and once this is finished we will be able to access our games from the shortcuts
main.
In the "Xbox 360 Games" section of the Library, it will mainly show us Xbox 360 games.
By pressing the Start button we can access them, and the "Y" button will bring up a menu.
where we have several options among the most important is the 'refresh Artwork' here
They will download the covers if the console is connected to the internet and in 'Manage
Title Updates will download the game updates.
On the other hand, in the Utilities tab, we have the 'File Manager', which is a file explorer.
with the advantage that it shows us 2 windows, here we can search for files and copy from one
window to another, for example if you want to copy a game from a friend's hard drive to your hard drive.
hard, obviously both connected, in the 'Left Root' you look for 'Usb0' and in the 'Root of the
right" you look for "Usb1" to copy from one folder to the other first you position yourself in the
folder you want to copy and press the 'Lb' button to copy from right to left or the button
"RB" from left to right plus the action you want, such as copy or paste with the buttons.
Copy
In utilities, we also have the "DVD Extract" option, which is for copying a DVD of a game.
directly to our hard drive, you go there and configure the path where you want to save the disk and
then you click on 'Start Copy' to begin ripping the disc, (this only works for discs
originals in case your reader is locked), for unlocked readers you can record
also game copies.
In the 'Network' tab, you can log in with your Xlink Kai account to play online.
In the 'Setup' tab we can also change the appearance of the FSD by accessing Skins and
selecting the one we like the most, from the factory the FSD does not contain Skins so it is necessary
download them from the internet and save them to the Skins folder that is inside the Freestyle Folder.
To adjust the speed of the console fan, we go to the 'Setup' tab.
"Settings" and in "System Settings" we will find the option "Fan Settings", here you can adjust the
speed at your preference, we recommend using the speed above 80 or 85% to give more
ventilation to the console and let it last us for a good time. More, if we press the Stick button.
Right of command, we will be able to see the console temperatures, we recommend hopefully that the
GPU temperature does not exceed 65 degrees.
In System Settings, we will also find the Overscan where we can adjust the size of the
Image of the screen adjusting the vertical and horizontal, it is important to adjust this since the FSD
it doesn't do it automatically.
This is the most relevant regarding the use of the Softwares Xexmenu and Freestyledash3.
more complete information about this software is worth mentioning that on the internet there
you will find the corresponding instructions for the use of each of these.
To be able to play multi-disc games:
What must be done first of all is to rename the folders on the disks as follows
Form: (in this explanation we will take the game 'L.A. Noire' as an example)
several alternative names can be used, for example:
Hdd1:\Games\l.a. noire\
Hdd1:\Games\L.A. Noire Disc 2\
Hdd1:\Games\l.a. noire disc 3\
Then in the Freestyle dash 3, run the first disk, the Freestyle dash 3 does the work by itself.
change the disk if the folders are well named, as another alternative it is also useful
this naming configuration:
Hdd1:\Games\lanoire disc1\
Hdd1:\Games\lanoire disc2\
Hdd1:\Games\lanoire disc3\
or this one too
Hdd1:\Games\lanoire\dvd1\
Hdd1:\Games\lanoire\dvd2\
Hdd1:\Games\lanoire\dvd3\
With this, it should work; otherwise, you can change the disk with a plugin.
This is all the basics, we hope to have clarified any doubts, best regards DIGITAL LIFE.
