Well done! Setting up the Team XBMC Shortcut was the hard part. Remove C:\xboxdash.cfg you created earlier ...

... need to find out which one is starting your XBMC4Xbox - I would use another dashboard or the ... create the .cfg file and replace it with the Team XBMC Shortcut. The plugin might not cover all proper locations, ...

This is the support thread for XBMC SVN Installer (now renamed to XBMC4Xbox Installer): ... familiar. The second thing it looks for is a Team XBMC Shortcut .cfg file in these locations "C:\fonts\dashboard", ...

@amvalk I, as the author of XBMC4Xbox Installer program plugin (or as it used to ... but it requires you to first install the Team XBMC shortcut tool for that feature to work correctly (what it does ...

... it that they won't pay attention to the actual Team XBMC shortcut installation, on which the plugin relies to be done properly ...

... If you want to boot directly in XBMC4Xbx you should replace the evoxdash.xbe with the Team XBMC Shortcut .xbe (+ .cfg file) to point to an XBMC that's installed ...

@Truman Team XBMC shortcut can be used to have XBMC start at boot, and the path to the XBMC ...

@Truman
If you read the wiki page above, it'll tell you where it looks for them, but shortcut .cfg is when using Team XBMC shortcut and x2config.ini is when you have a Xecuter2 modchip. If you don't have either of those, it won't do much for you.

@Smiff
Team XBMC Shortcut is also available from here:
http://redmine.exotica.org.uk/projects/ ... efault.xbe

And now that you installed Team XBMC Shortcut with its .cfg file, you can easily upgrade in the future through XBMC SVN Installer.
http://www.xbmc4xbox.org.uk/forum/viewt ... t=88&p=494