QUOTE(DarkProphecy @ May 23 2010, 11:08 AM)

I guess it works on xb1 games, it just doesn't work sometimes. I never have a disc in the ODD, so I can't say why. Can it have 'activity' if there's no disc in the drive?
There are some random/fluke things that can mess it up, but it's pretty rare (mostly ODD disk related, but in some cases not) and seems it's not possible to reproduce on a machine that doesn't have the issue to begin with. Most people aren't having issues, the ones that can be reproduced will be solved, and either way the code is there for anyone who has run into NXE when they shouldn't to try and tinker a bit.
pulz:
it was a omission in the nfo on #1, you still have to install launch.xex to flash before it will work.
garus:
Ah, you are right, it does seem to work from USB. You can try pointing it at the freestyle-usb USB CON instead, also be sure you have the path correct (if you have multiple usb devices you will probably have to try each of the usb#'s) all I have for usb drives here is a 2G data traveler and everything seems to work great from there. I've even used it to launch xexmenu con in USB MU created by the new MU thing for 9199 on this same card.
launch.ini (on usb device so it overrides my flash one, since I disconnected the HDD) - as I have only one usb drive hooked to the machine, I know I can safely use Lusb0 and have it work.
CODE
[QuickLaunchButtons]
BUT_X = LHdd:\Freestyle\FreestyleDash.xex
BUT_Y = LMuu0:\Content\0000000000000000\00000001\00080000\000000010F586558
LBump = LHdd:\Freestyle\FreestyleDash.xex
Default = LUsb0:\Freestyle\FreestyleDash.xex
[plugins]
plugin1 =
plugin2 =
plugin3 =
plugin4 =
output in cygnos toolbox:
CODE
Booting....
launch.xex: mount \Device\Mass0 to LUsb0: sta:Success
launch.xex: mount \Device\Mass0 to LUsb0: sta:Success
launch.xex: mount \Device\Harddisk0\Partition1 to LHdd: sta:Success
launch.xex: mount \Device\Mass0PartitionFile\Storage\ to LMuu0: sta:Success
launch.xex: mount \Device\Mass0 to LUsb0: sta:Success
launch.xex: mount \Device\Harddisk0\Partition1 to LHdd: sta:Success
launch.xex: mount \Device\Mass0 to LUsb0: sta:Success
launch.xex: launch LUsb0:\Freestyle\FreestyleDash.xex
[t:XEX2]
[dv:LUsb0:]
(note that symbolic links can be successfully created for devices that don't exist but have kernel driver objects registered.)
Hope that helps some?