Originally posted by chriswhit:

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Originally posted by 7lym:

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Originally posted by chriswhit:

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Originally posted by 7lym:

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hello guys,
i am having some problems with actually coping the game Blazing Angels II from my 8GB USB flash drive to my xbox HDD.(JTAG)
when i insert the flash drive, i go to System Settings->Memory and i have only 2 options:
"configure now" or "customize"
i tried both of them, the first one reserves all my storage capacity of the flash drive and makes my USB be available only for xbox(i have games, music etc sections if i access it after the formatting), and the second one just reserves a small amount of free space to be readable for my xbox, but in none of these situation i can see my folder with my game(again, the game is correctly "made", step by step, and put on the flash drive).What can i do? how do you guys actually copy the game to the xbox HDD?or the flash drive must be first configured(formated for xbox), and then the game, via iso2god, to be put in there, somehow iso2god "breaking the xbox barrier" on my flash drive?
Thank you so much^^

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Do you have a jtag? this only works with a jtag and you use xex menu to copy the game to the hard drive or atleast that is the easiest way If you only have a flashed dvd drive without a jtag it will not work as stated above. the usb stick just needs to be formatted to fat 32 and put it in after you load xex menu then copy and paste in content/00000000000000000 on your hard drive. xex menu allows you to see all the individual files and partitions on your xbox360. it can be done through your pc to but its a lot harder to explain and still requires a jtag to see or use the finished iso and not all games are compatible with god format. Also the usb stick will not show whats on it in the regular dash cause will se it as unformated or what ever you want to call it.

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Yes, i do have a JTAG. But i don t figure out if i have/not the xex menu
I ve found a program, recommended by all, called USB xtaf GUI, but it doesn t recognize my flash drives, although i can acces then with no issues from windows
(one flash drive is xbox formatted, the other one is like mother nature left it:)), and both of them are on FAT32)

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you can get xex menu here ----- . It will extract 3 extractable files use the xex iso and burn it to a dvd-r not a dual layer thats just a waste of money cause it will work ether way even if your dvd drive isnt flashed the brand of disk wont matter ether when it boots you will be in xex menu you can install it or use it that way but if you install you dont wanna do it with the dash do it in xexmenu. i can fint a tutorial if you like. it will work from the disk though but its a valuble jtag tool. Use the left and right bumpers to navigate to different drives and usb. if you boot xex then stuff in the usb stick it will navigate to it for you. use the directional pad on the controller to highlite the game u converted to a god image then press y and select copy. then use the left of right bumper pads(above your triggers on controller) and find the hard drive partition with content select content then youll see a folder with lots of zeros open it then just hit y and paste. then your dont you go back to your dash the same way as from a game and you can then boot it from game library. some games arnt compadible so if you make one and it doesnt work try a few before you give up. I had trouble with a few. If you want more info pm me or something. hope this helps you.
edit: If you extract the live one in the download link put the code9999 folder on your usb then load the disk and you can copy and past in the content/000000000000 folder and xexmenu will be bootable from your dash without the disk from that point on makes it easy for later use and more abilities with your jtag and it will b in the game library to.

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Originally posted by 7lym:

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Originally posted by chriswhit:

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Originally posted by 7lym:

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Originally posted by chriswhit:

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Originally posted by 7lym:

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hello guys,
i am having some problems with actually coping the game Blazing Angels II from my 8GB USB flash drive to my xbox HDD.(JTAG)
when i insert the flash drive, i go to System Settings->Memory and i have only 2 options:
"configure now" or "customize"
i tried both of them, the first one reserves all my storage capacity of the flash drive and makes my USB be available only for xbox(i have games, music etc sections if i access it after the formatting), and the second one just reserves a small amount of free space to be readable for my xbox, but in none of these situation i can see my folder with my game(again, the game is correctly "made", step by step, and put on the flash drive).What can i do? how do you guys actually copy the game to the xbox HDD?or the flash drive must be first configured(formated for xbox), and then the game, via iso2god, to be put in there, somehow iso2god "breaking the xbox barrier" on my flash drive?
Thank you so much^^

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Do you have a jtag? this only works with a jtag and you use xex menu to copy the game to the hard drive or atleast that is the easiest way If you only have a flashed dvd drive without a jtag it will not work as stated above. the usb stick just needs to be formatted to fat 32 and put it in after you load xex menu then copy and paste in content/00000000000000000 on your hard drive. xex menu allows you to see all the individual files and partitions on your xbox360. it can be done through your pc to but its a lot harder to explain and still requires a jtag to see or use the finished iso and not all games are compatible with god format. Also the usb stick will not show whats on it in the regular dash cause will se it as unformated or what ever you want to call it.

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Yes, i do have a JTAG. But i don t figure out if i have/not the xex menu
I ve found a program, recommended by all, called USB xtaf GUI, but it doesn t recognize my flash drives, although i can acces then with no issues from windows
(one flash drive is xbox formatted, the other one is like mother nature left it:)), and both of them are on FAT32)

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you can get xex menu here ----- . It will extract 3 extractable files use the xex iso and burn it to a dvd-r not a dual layer thats just a waste of money cause it will work ether way even if your dvd drive isnt flashed the brand of disk wont matter ether when it boots you will be in xex menu you can install it or use it that way but if you install you dont wanna do it with the dash do it in xexmenu. i can fint a tutorial if you like. it will work from the disk though but its a valuble jtag tool. Use the left and right bumpers to navigate to different drives and usb. if you boot xex then stuff in the usb stick it will navigate to it for you. use the directional pad on the controller to highlite the game u converted to a god image then press y and select copy. then use the left of right bumper pads(above your triggers on controller) and find the hard drive partition with content select content then youll see a folder with lots of zeros open it then just hit y and paste. then your dont you go back to your dash the same way as from a game and you can then boot it from game library. some games arnt compadible so if you make one and it doesnt work try a few before you give up. I had trouble with a few. If you want more info pm me or something. hope this helps you.
edit: If you extract the live one in the download link put the code9999 folder on your usb then load the disk and you can copy and past in the content/000000000000 folder and xexmenu will be bootable from your dash without the disk from that point on makes it easy for later use and more abilities with your jtag and it will b in the game library to.

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So, i ve chosen the XeXMenu_v1.1-ISO_with_PIR.iso file, burnt it normally using PowerISO on a 4.7GB fresh DVD-R, but my xbox tells that the disk is not recognazable, and that i should clean the disk or restart the xbox:|
I m sure i ve done something wrong at burning, so please tell me how to make that file be visible for xbox?(i think normal burning isn t enough)
Thank you

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Originally posted by junk007:

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Wouldn't it be easier just to install the game through the DVD-Drive in the xbox then use NXE2GOD...? Assuming you have the drive still in there.

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Originally posted by chriswhit:

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I never had issues before unless there was a scratch on the disk. I was using windows 7 64bit just installed it on my xp computer and having issues to. my win 7 pc died beyond repair smoke came out of it due to a short in the power supply. I just built a jtag this morning and have to do all this so Im going to get mine right then I'll post what I did and if I had to use any different stuff. I like win 7 better as xp seems to be fussy bout these programs. Im wondering if the link 4 dvd decrypter was corrupted somehow. I'll see about setting up a mega upload account so I can upload the exact stuff I use. I need the account anyways its a pain doing the regular downloads and I download a lot. If theres any scratches or dust dvd decrypter will see it as a used disk I think its cause it looks for images not files.

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Originally posted by nrk4594:

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How to rip an XBOX 360 ISO and convert it to Games on Demand (GOD) format



Programs used for this tutorial:


Xbox Image Browser v1.0 Build 0002
Create ISO New link due to megaupload getting shut down
Iso2God v1.33



Here are some updated programs:


Iso2God v1.35

Iso2God v1.36

Here is a new version of Xbox Image Browser that is compatible with xgd3 games.
Xbox Image Browser v2.9 Build 0350



Step 1: Extract Contents of Scene Release ISO using Xbox Image Browser


To extract the contents of the .ISO, we will use Xbox Image Browser.


Run Xbox Image Browser.exe and select File-->Open Image File



Select your XBOX 360 .ISO file. For this tutorial, we will use Madden NFL 2010.



Right Click on the name of the .ISO and select extract



Create a new folder to place the extracted files in and click OK.



Once the files are extracted, go to the folder and delete the $SystemUpdate folder.






Step 2: Create a new ISO for ISO2GOD using Create ISO


To create a new .ISO file to use with ISO2GOD, we will use Create ISO


Run Crear iso.exe.



Select the folder from Step 1 for the Source Folder and select a location to save
the new .ISO.



Click Create Iso






Step 3: Convert ISO to Games on Demand format using Iso2God


Now, we will use Iso2God to convert the .ISO to Games on Demand (GOD) format.

Run Iso2God.exe and select Add ISO



Select the .ISO from Step 2 as the Image Location and
create a new folder for the Output Location. The title
details will automatically be generated by the program.



The .ISO will now be placed in queue. You may add more .ISO files created from Step 2 or convert just one .ISO for now.



Click Convert. The program will now convert all of the .ISO files in your queue.



You now have successfully converted a full game rip to Games on Demand format.









Now, to play the game, just copy the folder created in step 3 (in this case 454108C6) to the hard drive on your JTAG XBOX 360 at this location:
Hdd1:\Content\0000000000000000\

Madden NFL 2010 for example, will be located:
Hdd1:\Content\0000000000000000\454108C6




There are several ways to copy the game to the XBOX 360. Personally, I copy the GOD folder created in Step 3 to a usb flash drive, insert it to my xbox
360 and copy to the XBOX 360 HDD using Freestyle Dash 1.09 that I have installed on my JTAG XBOX 360.









Now, to play the game, just go to Game Library, select Xbox 360 Games and select the game you want to play by hitting the Y Button.




I have over 80 games on my 500GB internal Hard drive in Games on Demand format. There have been a handful of games that don't work for me. If you can add to this list, please post here and I will update this post.

Games not compatible
Asterix at the Olympics
Banjo-Kazooie Nuts and Bolts
Hasbro Family Game Night





F.A.Q.'s
1. These programs come up as viruses when I run them through my antivirus program.
This is a false positive. I've never had any problems with any of the programs. Not to mention, they are used by a lot of XBOX 360 users. I've never heard of anyone encountering any problems with them either.

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