Newbie needs help. It would be appreciated

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  1. dalearato

    dalearato Member

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    Ok heres the situation. I have an xbox, it has an xecuter2 chip inside it. I would like to no what else i need to do to be able to backup games i already own. Your help would be much appreciated
     
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    (this assumes you dont want to get a bigger HDD for the xbox)

    1 - you need a cross over cable for direct pc to xbox exchanges or a network setup.

    2 - You need a new dash board for the xbox ie: Evox

    3 - assign your xbox a static ip (in evox) which is in the same subnet as your computers

    4 - Obtain a ftp program ie: Flash FXP

    5 - create a new connection in Flash FXP - name - xbox password - xbox with you xbox's new ip address

    6 - Open the connection between your comp and xbox
    through flash fxp or similar

    7 - Open xbox drive, place game in, close xbox drive

    8 - Wait 'til its finished reading the disk and then open the D: folder on your xbox through flash fxp or similar

    9 - Create a folder on your pc for the game to go.

    10- open that folder and copy ALL game data (from the d drive) into the new folder you just created.

    11- when its complete (transfers fron d: to pc with a cross over are normally 1.5 meg a sec) patch the .xbe files with a program called qwix availiable from www.xbox-sceen.com - tools

    12 - Create an iso from your data with QWIX (or similar)

    13 - Burn as image on media suitable for YOUR version xbox

    14 - PLAY

    If this does not cover enough info for you, check out the tutorials - they are much more in-depth. Such as SEAMONKEY's guide just above this post in the sticky topics.
     
  3. dalearato

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    so i take it you cant do it the same way as u do wiv dvd's?
     
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    yeah, you could say that.
     
  5. dalearato

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    So is there any way of copying xbox games i already own without using all that cross over cable stuff?
     
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    If you have an xecuter 2 inside, does it have a cromwell bios (if it has a bank switch, switch the bank over, see if it says cromwell on screen, or goes blank)
    if so then all you need to do is have an " alternative" bios in it to be able to play backups.
    If you want to make copies of youre own, do exactly what Clarky said
    and unless you want to put in a bigger hard drive and save your games to your xbox (bigger) hdd, then nope, sorry dude, no other way to make backups than what clarky already told u
    The easy peezy way to load evox etc is by using an auto installer, theres a few differnt ones, I still actually use team xaviers as I love the way it sets everything up. You can update your evox etc afterwards if you want to.
    As far as tutorials go I have a very easy to understand network tutorial its in pdf, pm me with yer email addy if you want it
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    Is there any site where i can get these cross over cables and dashboards from? Also i could do with a easy to use tutorial so i dont end up breaking my xbox
     
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