Xoro

Welcome! I'm glad you decided to stop by. We have a lot of content planned for this year so stay tuned! Be sure to show us your console in the console of the month thread while you're here so we can see what awesome console your have.

Looking good! Good luck!

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I don't really have a brand loyalty outside of AMD with their Ryzen platform. I have been using it since it launch and it has only gotten better. I also only use nVidia GPUs since the support was always greater in the past and I and pretty stuck in my ways. I do like MSI, Lian Li, ASUS ROG, and Corsair though. Glorious is also a pretty good company in my opinion especially for the price. I love my Glorious Model O-.

Nice setup! Cool to see the magic behind the autolobbies lol.

I might download it and give patching it a shot. I haven't messed with Skyrim but modded the hell out of Fallout 3 and New Vegas with moderate success and limited to no crashes. We shall see.

Thanks! Glad it helped!

Welcome back to the scene! A few of us are in the exact same boat; did it back in the day and took a break until recently. We hope to see you around!

Welcome! Thanks for joining us. We hope to see you around!

Xoro*

Welcome Today, we will be building custom skins for XShell. If you don't know what XShell is, it is the dashboard for XDKs. If you have a dev kit or RGLoader console, this is for you! Requirements - XDK or RGLoader - XShell Skin PSD - Party Buffalo - JRunner with Extras Getting Started To begin, open the PSD in Photoshop. I will be using Photoshop CS6. You will see 4 layers and an example image. Change the background, customize the navbars, and whatever else you would like and then save your image as "bg_image_blue.png". In the JRunner folder, navigate to "J-Runner-with-Extras\xeBuild\17489" and locate "xlaunch.fdf". Open Party Buffalo and open the "xlaunch.fdf" file that you just found. Once opened, expand the images tab on the left side. On the right side, after you click images, right-click and select Inject New File or press CTRL+N and inject the "bg_image_blue.png" that we created earlier. You will get a warning about overwriting an existing file; click "YES". That's it! Create your new RGLoader image using JRunner or replace the "xlaunch.fdf" in your Recovery image if using a XDK. Conclusion You have just created a custom skin for your XShell! You can now look Ub3r L33t with your custom Dev Kit.

Welcome Today, we will be building and flashing a RGLoader NAND that works on Big Block Jaspers using RGH3. All credit for this method and the files used go to KiwiMeoWii. Requirements - Big Block Jasper w/ RGH3* - Your RGH3 NAND - JRunner with Extras - RGLoader for BB Jasper *NOTE: Must be on 17559 with the avatar update done before flashing to use avatars. Features - xshell + Retail (with or without the HDD) - xshell spoofed to 17559, Retail 17489 (without HDD) (with HDD Retail also spoofed to 17559) - Launch xshell in the HUD (replaces family settings) (works with or without HDD) - rgloader.ini on your FLASH. (Run plugins at your own risk) (enables Launch xshell in HUD. Hence the rgloader.ini is built into the NAND) - Connect via WIFI or directly to router. (Will connect to internet. Live connection will be blocked) - Avatars should work (if you done what I stated above) or place the 17559 $SystemUpdate folder on Root of HDD. Will apply avatar update if not applied already - Can run another rgloader.ini from root of HDD. Run plugins from this. I wouldn't use the one in flash but It can be used. (You were warned) - Disc drive: plays retail discs - XeLL via eject - Full XDK-RGL build. Flash filesystem will show via Neighborhood Configuring JRunner Once you have everything you need, let's start by setting JRunner up. Extract JRunner somewhere easily accessible. Then, take the RGLoader files that you downloaded and extract them to the root of the JRunner folder. Once done, your JRunner folder should look like the screenshot below. Extracting NAND Files Once we have JRunner setup, we need to extract our NAND files that will be used to build an image for our system. To do this, open JRunner and click "Load Source" then select your RGH3 (not original) NAND. Once JRunner finishes, there will be a new folder called "Extracts-xxxxx" where "xxxxx" is a placeholder for your console's serial number. Copy that folder to the root of your JRunner folder and remove the "Extracts-" part from the name leaving just the console's serial. Inside that folder, rename "KV_dec.bin" and "SMC_dec.bin" to just "KV.bin" and "SMC.bin" respectively. You will also need to place "cpukey.txt" inside this folder. Now we can run the "Build_JasperBB_RGLoader3.bat". This will prompt you to enter your console's serial number. This is the same as the folder we renamed in the last step. After you type your serial, hit enter. xeBuild will go through the process of building a RGH2 BB Jasper RGLoader image. YOU ARE NOT DONE YET! We must convert this image into a RGH3 compatible one. Press "Enter" once more to continue. Once the second build process is completed, you will see the following output confirming that everything is done. You can now close this window and open the folder that matches your console's serial number. There will be 2 new files; "RGLoader3.bin" and "RGLoader3_10.bin". These are your NAND images that you will flash. "RGLoader3_10.bin" is used in you selected the 10MHz I2C Slowdown Type. Otherwise, use the "RGLoader3.bin". Either flash this image with JRunner or your homebrew NAND flasher of choice. After you flash your NAND, on next boot, you will be greeted by xshell! Conclusion That's it! You just built and flashed RGLoader for your Big Block Jasper! Have fun and make sure to show us what you make!