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OG Xbox Forums => Hardware Forums => General Hardware/Technical Chat => Topic started by: Heimdall on February 19, 2013, 02:24:00 PM
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Use Xplorer360 beta 6 instead of Action Replay. Make sure you use the Krayzie 1.1.1 gamesave softmod installer. Copy the numbered folders (5553000c and 21585554) to the root of your memory card.
Make sure your current Microsoft dash is version 5960. If not, use a newer (post 2004) live-enabled game to update the dash - Halo 2 and Doom 3 definitely work - I've used them both - and Pro Evolution Soccer 4, Need For Speed Most Wanted, and Goldeneye Rogue Agent should also work. Just load the game, select the option to play on live, and the first thing the game will do is update the dash. You don't need a live account, or even a network connection. With Halo 2 you just select "Register New Account", and it's similarly obvious for Doom - and I'm sure for the others as well.
Once the dash is at 5960 you copy the gamesaves from the memory card to your Xbox using the Xbox dash. Run Splinter Cell, load the gamesave, select "basic install - UnleashX dashboard, and follow the instructions.
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Only if whoever ran Doom 3 tried to go on-line with it. Don't imagine, check. It's always a better strategy....
And please don't quote the whole of an immediately preceding post.
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You use Xplorer360 beta 6 with your Action Replay cable to move the saves to the memory card.
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Not really getting anywhere with this, I've downloaded everything and still nothings recognising each other. Nothing appears in Xplorer 360. The computer does not recognise the card either even though it is connected.
I've also downloaded xport 360 and that hasn't helped. This is starting to get a little bit frustrating.
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Does your Xbox recognise the memory card?
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When you say "The computer does not recognise the card", does Windows attempt to install a device driver the first time you plug it in? Does the card then appear in device manager as an unknown device?
When you try to open the device in Xplorer360 (Drive - Open - Harddrive or Memcard) does it give you an error message?
Which operating system are you using? If you're on Windows 7 then before you run Xplorer360, right click on it, select Properties - Compatibility, tick the "Run this program in compatibility mode for.." box, and select Windows XP SP3. Then right click on Xplorer360 again, and select "Run as Administrator". Then try "Drive - Open - Harddrive or Memcard" again.
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Compatibility mode? On Vista it's XP SP2, not SP3, but have you tried it?
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Sounds like I might have to try uninstalling and re-downloading the software I need, or else getting other devices like the max 16mb drive instead of an 8mb memory card as the max software appears to have downloaded ok and I may have a bit more success?
I'm hoping to eventually turn my Xbox original into a nice 250gb gaming machine - well thats the long term plan anyway...
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OK, so go back to post 2 in this thread and follow the guidance.
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Have you loaded the gamesave in Splinter Cell? What happened?
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Have you copied both folders to the memory card, and then copied both gamesaves from the memory card to the Xbox?
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Unzip them.
Copy the numbered folders and all of their contents. Yes, there is more than one file, and you need all of them....
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What do you mean? To get to the copy option on the Xbox, select Memory, then use the D-pad to highlight the USB memory stick (it will appear as a controller), scroll down to the gamesave entry, then press right on the D-Pad to select the actual gamesave, then when you select the gamesave the copy option appears. Do that for both gamesaves.
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Well I think I now know where the problem is - the memory sticks I am using. I downloaded another krayzie splinter cell linux package and guess what? I have 3 memory sticks and none of them are working on the Xbox, 2 are Sandisk (one 32gb and one 2gb) and the xbox says that they're broken (when they're not - they both work perfectly on the pc).
The other is 256mb and connects ok but is too small.
I did have a 4gb one which would have prob been perfect but unfortunately has gone walkies...
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The 32GB wouldn't ever have worked - the max is 4GB on an Xbox.
256MB is NOT too small. The saves are just over 6MB unpacked......
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It shouldn't be anything like that size unless it has an awful lot of extras added to the package you've found. I'm wondering if it may include XBMC, other optional apps and tools, maybe a skins library too.
If you can look in your download's folder/sub-folders and tell us exactly what's there and using up all that space it should be helpful.
Sorry to bring this up, I'm a little OCD about it, but I'd like to see a lead given here in the standardisation of the way size units are written. When I started in gaming and going online it confused the hell out of me when people started talking about 8mb memory cards and 2MB internet connection speeds in the days when 1Mb/s was the norm.
As for Heimdall's posts upper case 'B' should be used for bytes to distinguish it from lower case 'b' used for bits. The multiplier is also normally written in upper case too ie. KB - Kilobytes, MB - Megabytes, GB - Gigabytes etc. It is how modded Xbox dashboard presents file/folder sizes too so isn't it a good idea to keep it consistent?
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366MB is way too big, and isn't a Krayzie installer. The whole pack (all 4 gamesaves) is only about 20MB when zipped. As fallenangle says, you probably found someone's Frankenstein adaptation that includes loads of unnecessary stuff.......
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Right I got installed but it went a little bit wrong - I got 13 and 16 errors so the xbox is knackered by the looks of it?
Good thing I practiced on an old one first bought for next to nowt...