Because xbrick is basically a PC, it's very simple to do all this stuff. Once you have EvoX installed on your xbrick, it's an FTP server. You can connect to it via an FTP program from your PC, just as you would connect to an FTP site on the internet. Once connected, you get a dir listing just like you would on a PC, showing drives (C, D, E, F etc). C is your XBRICK system partition, D is the CDROM, E is additional HDD space, and F is normally the extra space that isn't normally available (and where all your emus and stuff will no doubt be installed by your supplier). You drag files back and forth from the xbrick via your PC using an FTP client (FlashFXP is the best for this task). It's really easy, and if you have a basic PC knowledge you'll have absolutely no problem with it. All you need (as the very bare minimum) is a PC with a NIC, a length of CAT5 crossover cable and an XBRICK with Evox installed. If you already have a PC network, you can just plug the brick into a hub or switch. Just set the ip address on the xbrick, connect the cable, load your FTP client on the PC and you're away.
Adding and removing ROMS should simply be a matter of dragging the zipped games into the ROMS folder in the xbrick's FinalBurn (or whatever emu) folder.
Go to http://www.xbox-scene.com for tutorials on everything.
Adding and removing ROMS should simply be a matter of dragging the zipped games into the ROMS folder in the xbrick's FinalBurn (or whatever emu) folder.
Go to http://www.xbox-scene.com for tutorials on everything.
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