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[BoXmOd]

Hi...

Someone already had problem like mine

I consider myself as an ''advanced'' Quix user but since a couple of days i can't perform any complete transfer (creating iso game file) from my Xbox DVD drive to PC with Quix 1.01 .

It always failed ( with all DVD games original or back-up) and it give me that kind of message (in my own word) :

-----------Expecting 152 610 816 bytes but received 154 380 288 bytes from folder :/xxx/xxx/xxx...----------
              This mean the file wasn't completly sent---------- You must restart the process !!!!!! ------------

The weirdest thing is all of my other FTP clients could transfer the same files from the DVD drive without any problem.  

Maybe i'ts because i start the wrong Quix.exe a couple of times ( in that case it ask me to add a new FTP connection every time before using it ) Does it gives me a corrupted installation

In that case...how could i REALLY COMPLETLY uninstall and remove ALL traces in registry from Quix before clean re-installaling?

Thanks a lot !

 

N.b. I have only Win XP SP1 installed (no SP2)...does my problem could be link to this ?

 

[Devenic]

What dashboard are you using?

Qwix 2.0 will use boost for ISO creation, but that won't be released for a while.

This post has been edited by Devenic: Jan 3 2006, 07:29 PM

[BoXmOd]

QUOTE(Devenic @ Jan 3 2006, 07:29 PM)

What dashboard are you using?

Qwix 2.0 will use boost for ISO creation, but that won't be released for a while.

i'm running UnleashX (don't remember the version).But i would like to know why and how it happened now    

Tell me if i'm wrong but  all my others FTP clients should not be able to download properly (like they did) from the same Xbox DVD games with the same DVD drive if the problem issues from hardware and/or my router

Do you think that completly remove and re-install Quix could solve the mystery  

 And if it is...wich registry keys i should absolutely delete to erase any trace of old installation ?

Thanks !

[Devenic]

Qwix doesn't use the registry at all.  There is no install or uninstall.  Deleting settings.ini and connections.ini will get Qwix back to original "uninstalled" status.

There are many factors that could contribute to the problem, most of which are outside the control of Qwix.  Those that are under the control of Qwix are very hard to reproduce.  Try using Avalaunch or XBMC as your FTP server and see if you still have the same problem.  The generic FTP code in Qwix is not its greatest strength, boost code is.

[BoXmOd]

QUOTE(Devenic @ Jan 4 2006, 02:37 PM)

Qwix doesn't use the registry at all.  There is no install or uninstall.  Deleting settings.ini and connections.ini will get Qwix back to original "uninstalled" status.

There are many factors that could contribute to the problem, most of which are outside the control of Qwix.  Those that are under the control of Qwix are very hard to reproduce.  Try using Avalaunch or XBMC as your FTP server and see if you still have the same problem.  The generic FTP code in Qwix is not its greatest strength, boost code is.

Ok...i think i've found the problem...It looks like it came from my Xbox because i've just bought another one ( a Crystal Limited Edition v1.6...Thanks God !!! ) and everythimg goes well while transfering via Quix.

An idea   ...is it possible that my DVD drive lens (Old Thomson) could be a step from dead and  transfering and creating an iso simoultanely direct from DVD drive could be harder for it than the just FTP'ing it ?

Thanks Devenic for your time !

[BoXmOd]

Is XBMC support boost mode ?