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[WarriorSan]

Version 1.3.3 is released:

Iso2God is a tool used to convert an Xbox 360 and Xbox 1 ISO images into Games on Demand containers, removing the need for a DVD drive in your 360.

This release doesn't add any new features, so no need to be excited just yet  Support for running Iso2God on Linux using Wine/Mono should now be improved a bit. Free disk space checks are broken still and are unlikely to be fixed, but the rest of the app reportedly works fine now. Thanks to MikeJJ for helping out with testing and hunting down some of the issues.

This app now comes in two variants, one with an installer to things a bit quicker for Windows users and one without an installer for Linux users. If you intend to use Iso2God on Linux you'll need to install Wine and Mono.

Changelog for v1.3.3
~ Fixed some errors with the settings code.
~ Assemblies are now merged rather than embedded to improve compatability with Wine/Mono on Linux.

Our graphics were done by threesixtyuser from these forums, so a big thanks for the time he spent doing those, I'm sure you'll all agree they're a big improvement

Any bugs that crop up, please leave a reply here rather than sending a PM. If you could state exactly what you did when the bug happened and exactly what I2G said in it's error messages, that would be a great help.

Enjoy!

- KrK / Team 360h

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(IMG:http://img193.imageshack.us/img193/5839/iso2godsettings.jpg)

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Source: xboxhacker.org

[BrothaJay]

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[scuba156]

Any reason why drive available space wont be fixed? what language are you coding in?

[CyberDeity]

Ok, I did some searching and I can't find the answer to what will probably be considered a dumb question:

Do I have to have a JTag'd xbox to use these games-on-demand containers?  Or can I just use one of the pc connection kits to download the game from the pc to the xbox hard drive after conversion.

[BrooksyX]

QUOTE(CyberDeity @ Jun 10 2010, 05:06 PM)

Ok, I did some searching and I can't find the answer to what will probably be considered a dumb question:

Do I have to have a JTag'd xbox to use these games-on-demand containers?  Or can I just use one of the pc connection kits to download the game from the pc to the xbox hard drive after conversion.

Jtag only. sorry

[MrMikeJJ]

QUOTE(scuba156 @ Jun 11 2010, 12:22 AM)

Any reason why drive available space wont be fixed? what language are you coding in?

I think these quotes by the author, answer your questions (IMG:style_emoticons/default/smile.gif)

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It seems the reason the disk space checks are failing is because Mono doesn't support the System.Management namespace which I've been using. I can check disk space using stuff from the System.IO namespace instead, which is fully implemented in Mono, but I'm not too sure how I2G will behave with unix paths so I'll have to do a bit of testing on that.

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As I mentioned I have plans to rewrite I2G from scratch at some point as I didn't bother doing much designing before coding, so as a result the code isn't the efficient in many places. Once I get started on that I'll try and do some testing under Wine & Mono while I'm developing to try and make it a bit easier to get it up and running on linux systems as well.

[Spa8nky]

Will this work by copying the folder to USB flash (pen) drives?

It hasn't worked with mine which is a good indicator, but I might be doing something wrong!

[MrMikeJJ]

Spa8nky, the program or the god container ?
The program should work from anywhere in Windows. In wine, it needs to be on the virtual drive_c otherwise it looks for gtk libraries in the wrong place.

The god container needs to be where ever the 360 looks for god containers.

[Spa8nky]

QUOTE(MrMikeJJ @ Jun 12 2010, 11:20 AM)

Spa8nky, the program or the god container ?

The GOD container.  I have a folder created by the programme from a backup iso.

I have formatted a USB drive to work on the XBOX 360.  It has a folder now called Xbox360 which contains Data0000 through Data0013.

Where do I put the GOD container folder "4541000B" on the USB stick?

Thanks

[MrMikeJJ]

This post should answer your question
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[Spa8nky]

Thank you Mike

[jimbo70]

As much as I love using GOD's on the regular Xbox360 HDD (using this ISO2GOD app), when using my USB HD I've been using "Extract-XISO Gui for Windows by Huge" to remove the padding & shrink the size of the game first & then put it on the USB drive (otherwise that 1.5TB will be gone before I know it lol).

[jimbo70]

I don't think this option exists as of now but is there a way we could choose where to FTP the files to? For those of us with a Microsoft HDD as well as a USB HD? Could that maybe be in a soon to be released version? And also remove the $SystemUpdate folder (if it's not already done with your prog).

This post has been edited by jimbo70: Jun 14 2010, 12:43 AM

[MrMikeJJ]

jimbo70, Iso2God also removes padding and re-organises the files to be minimum space
I believe removing $SystemUpdate is planned for KrK's next project.
As for the Ftp, i believe that nobody has suggested an option to choose between HDD and USB as the target before, so I'll mention that to him

[jimbo70]

@MrMikeJJ, sorry, yes I had forgotten that Iso2God removes the padding as you said, unfortunately due to the editing system on this site I couldn't go back & edit that first post a little later. Iso2God already works great at what it does but would be even better (in my opinion) with those 2 other features added. Thanks for passing on the request(s) to KrK.