[Tucker]

Download and installation.
Download and install Visual C# 2010 Express. Once complete, download and install XNA Game Studio 4.0. When finished, download and run Auto Xbins and navigate to Xbox 360 > Development > XNA and download the zip.

Setup and configure.
Extract the downloaded zip onto your desktop. You have two options to install.

• Open Horizon and connect a official Xbox 360 device now drag the 584E07D100000000 file into the device explorer and your done.
• Plug in a external hard drive and drag all the files exept 584E07D100000000 and readme into your a directory.

Now start up your console and go into game demos on the dashboard if you followed the first step or start a homebrew dashboard and find the default.xex file you copied into a directory if you followed the second. Start XNA and note down your key. Go onto Windows > Start > XNA Game Studio 4.0 > XNA Game Studio Device Center > Add Device > Xbox 360. Call it "Jtag" then click next and enter the key you noted down and click next, it should test the connection and then say success.

Notes and thanks.
You can now develop XNA on your Jtag! Thanks to Natelx/Nateleroux.
Find Auto Xbins yourself, I can't provide a link.

[Mahfioso]

Great tutorial Tucker, this will help who ever is struggling setting up XNA!

[Chr0m3 x MoDz]

Originally Posted by Tucker

Download and installation.
Download and install Visual C# 2010 Express. Once complete, download and install XNA Game Studio 4.0. When finished, download and run Auto Xbins and navigate to Xbox 360 > Development > XNA and download the zip.

Setup and configure.
Extract the downloaded zip onto your desktop. You have two options to install.

• Open Horizon and connect a official Xbox 360 device now drag the 584E07D100000000 file into the device explorer and your done.
• Plug in a external hard drive and drag all the files exept 584E07D100000000 and readme into your a directory.

Now start up your console and go into game demos on the dashboard if you followed the first step or start a homebrew dashboard and find the default.xex file you copied into a directory if you followed the second. Start XNA and note down your key. Go onto Windows > Start > XNA Game Studio 4.0 > XNA Game Studio Device Center > Add Device > Xbox 360. Call it "Jtag" then click next and enter the key you noted down and click next, it should test the connection and then say success.

Notes and thanks.
You can now develop XNA on your Jtag! Thanks to Natelx/Nateleroux.
Find Auto Xbins yourself, I can't provide a link.

Vey nice! Now i do alot of forza modding can i debug with this or ? And is the XNA thing the same as the dev kit dash

Sorry if i sound like a noob cuz this is new to me idk much about xna

[Austin]

Awesome. Does this require a certain dashboard? I'm currently running NXE.

[Tucker]

Originally Posted by Chr0m3 x MoDz

Vey nice! Now i do alot of forza modding can i debug with this or ? And is the XNA thing the same as the dev kit dash

Sorry if i sound like a noob cuz this is new to me idk much about xna

XNA is not the same as a Dev Kit. I will release another tutorial soon for Dev on Jtag. Then you can mod Forza. XNA is for Indie games based on .NET.

Originally Posted by Austin

Awesome. Does this require a certain dashboard? I'm currently running NXE.

It should work with 9199, 12611, 12625, 13146, 13599 and 13604.

[Affliction]

Sorry for the bump but when i deploy my game and try to run it on my jtag it asks me to sign into xbox live?