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docs/02-project-stellar/05-user-guide/04-custom-dashboard/00-overview/index.md

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 # Overview
+
 On the Xbox, the dashboard is the default application that starts up when no game is loaded into the system.
 
 However, with a modified setup, there's an option to integrate a custom dashboard. These custom dashboards, crafted by the community, come with an extensive array of features and enhancements.

docs/02-project-stellar/05-user-guide/05-netiso/00-overview/index.md

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+# Overview
+
+![Screenshot](./images/screenshot_01.png)
+
+Network Streaming is an experimental feature of Project Stellar that enables
+you to play ISO images directly over your network on the original Xbox.
+
+This functionality allows you to stream game images from a network location,
+eliminating the need for physical discs or transferring files to local storage.
+By leveraging your existing network infrastructure, Network Streaming provides a
+convenient way to access and enjoy your game library.
+
+- **Unlimited Storage:** Network streaming bypasses all drive size limits and has been tested with network shares larger than 100TB. No longer are you bound by the physical constraints of internal or external drives; your entire library can now live on a centralized server, accessible with just a few clicks.
+- **Simple Setup:** Setting up an SMB2 server is incredibly straightforward across various platforms like Windows, macOS, Linux, and RetroNAS. Best of all, it requires no custom or homebrew server applications. If you already have a network share configured, you're halfway there.
+- **Broad Image Support:** Whether you’re using ISO, XISO, CSO, or REDUMP images, NetISO handles them all seamlessly. This versatility ensures that whatever format your game backups are in, they’ll work without a hitch.
+No More Splitting: Splitting large ISO images is no longer required. Enjoy the ease of playing your games as they were meant to be, without the tedious task of dividing files into smaller parts.
+
+## Additional Resources
+* [Project Stellar - Firmware Update 1.6.0 - Blog Post](https://makemhz.com/blogs/news/project-stellar-firmware-update-1-6-0)

docs/02-project-stellar/05-user-guide/05-netiso/01-configuration/index.md

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+# Configuration
+This guide will step you through enabling NetISO and adding a network share.
+
+:::tip
+Follow one of the ``Network Share Setup`` guides for an insight on how to setup an SMB share.
+:::
+
+## Enable SMB Filesystem Driver
+
+In StellarOS under ``Enhancements`` enable ``SMB Filesystem Driver - NetISO``. Save and reboot.
+
+![Screenshot](./images/screenshot_01.png)
+
+## Adding Network Share
+Back within StellarOS under ``File Explorer``, add a new network share with your network share information.
+
+![Screenshot](./images/screenshot_02.png)
+
+![Screenshot](./images/screenshot_03.png)

docs/02-project-stellar/05-user-guide/05-netiso/02-server-setup/00-windows/index.md

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+# Windows PC
+
+## Custom Dashboards
+
+Press the ``Windows Key + R`` and type ``compmgmt.msc`` and click ``OK``.
+![Screenshot](./images/screenshot_01.png)
+
+## Network Share
+Share out the intended local directory containing your ISOs.
+
+![Screenshot](./images/screenshot_02.png)
+
+![Screenshot](./images/screenshot_03.png)
+
+![Screenshot](./images/screenshot_04.png)
+
+![Screenshot](./images/screenshot_05.png)
+
+![Screenshot](./images/screenshot_06.png)
+
+![Screenshot](./images/screenshot_07.png)
+
+## User Authentication
+Create a local user with a secure password.
+
+![Screenshot](./images/screenshot_08.png)
+
+![Screenshot](./images/screenshot_09.png)
+
+Add the user to the share and give them read permissions.
+
+![Screenshot](./images/screenshot_10.png)
+
+![Screenshot](./images/screenshot_11.png)
+
+![Screenshot](./images/screenshot_12.png)
+
+![Screenshot](./images/screenshot_13.png)
+
+![Screenshot](./images/screenshot_14.png)
+
+## Windows Firewall Exclusions
+From Windows search, locate ``Windows Defender Firewall with Advanced Security``
+
+![Screenshot](./images/screenshot_15.png)
+
+Create a firewall exclusion from SMB traffic by right-clicking on the ``Inbound Rules``.
+
+![Screenshot](./images/screenshot_16.png)
+
+![Screenshot](./images/screenshot_17.png)
+
+![Screenshot](./images/screenshot_18.png)
+
+![Screenshot](./images/screenshot_19.png)
+
+![Screenshot](./images/screenshot_20.png)
+
+![Screenshot](./images/screenshot_21.png)
+
+## Enabled SMB2
+Run PowerShell as Adminstrator and execture the following two commands to enable and confirm SMB2 is enabled.
+
+![Screenshot](./images/screenshot_22.png)
+
+![Screenshot](./images/screenshot_23.png)
+
+## StellarOS Share Config
+Within StellarOS, under the ``Enhancements`` section, enable ``SMB Filesystem Driver - NetISO``, then save and reboot.
+
+![Screenshot](./images/screenshot_26.png)
+
+Back within StellarOS under ``File Explorer``, add a new network share with your information from above.
+
+| Setting     | Value                       | Description                                   |
+|-------------|-----------------------------|-----------------------------------------------|
+| Share Name  | Laptop                      | You can name this whatever                    |
+| Network URL | [email protected]/XboxGames | Replace the IP with your computer's IP        |
+| Password    |                             | The xbox user password you've created above   |
+
+![Screenshot](./images/screenshot_24.png)
+
+![Screenshot](./images/screenshot_25.png)

docs/02-project-stellar/05-user-guide/05-netiso/02-server-setup/_category_.json

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+{
+  "label": "Network Share Setup"
+}

docs/02-project-stellar/05-user-guide/05-netiso/03-dashboard/00-legacy/index.md

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+# Legacy Dashboards
+Support for legacy dashboards is provided via [stellar-attach](https://github.com/MakeMHz/stellar-attach).
+This tool allows you to use any legacy dashboard to directly launch ISO images over the network.
+
+## Download Latest Release
+![Latest Release](./images/latest_release.png)
+
+Begin by downloading the latest release of ``attach.xbe`` from [https://github.com/MakeMHz/stellar-attach/releases/latest](https://github.com/MakeMHz/stellar-attach/releases/latest)
+
+## Determining File Path
+In StellarOS, navigate to the ``File Explorer`` and locate the ISO image you
+wish to stream. Take note of the network device path, as you'll need it for
+the configuration file.
+
+![Latest Release](./images/file_path.png)
+
+In the example above, the configuration would be as followed:
+
+```
+VIRTUAL_IMAGE_FILE_PATH=\Device\Network\net0\Games\Xbox\007 - Agent Under Fire (USA).iso
+```
+
+## Creating Configuration File
+Using a text editor of your choice, create a file named ``attach.ini``.
+
+Inside this file, specify the path to your ISO image so that ``attach.xbe`` knows
+where to find it. Depending on whether you're using a single ISO image or
+split images, use one of the following templates as a guide.
+
+**Single ISO Image**
+```
+VIRTUAL_IMAGE_FILE_PATH=\Device\Network\net0\Games\Xbox\4x4 Evo 2 (USA).iso
+```
+
+**ISO Image Split**
+```
+VIRTUAL_IMAGE_FILE_PATH=\Device\Network\net0\Games\Xbox\Halo (USA).1.iso
+VIRTUAL_IMAGE_FILE_PATH=\Device\Network\net0\Games\Xbox\Halo (USA).2.iso
+```
+
+## Dashboard Setup
+Transfer both ``attach.xbe`` and ``attach.ini`` to your Xbox, placing them in their own directory.
+
+:::tip
+In most cases, you would place them in a folder like ``F:\Games\Halo 2`` so your dashboard can detect and display the game.
+:::
+
+![XBMC Example](./images/xbmc.png)

docs/02-project-stellar/05-user-guide/05-netiso/03-dashboard/_category_.json

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+  "label": "Dashboard Integration"
+}

docs/02-project-stellar/05-user-guide/05-netiso/_category_.json

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+  "label": "Network Streaming",
+  "position": 5
+}