Install cool runner without DVD Drive?
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BL4K3Y
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.thanks for the answer. And i have one more question, if I have a backup game as a ISO on a external harddrive, can the modded xbox still run the game without the dvd drive?
BL4K3Y
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Yes you can, however a JTAG/RGH system won't read ISO, it will only see RAW game files or GOD packages.
BL4K3Y
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There is, you need your external drive formatted to FAT32 ideally and in FSD, you need to set paths (to your GAMES directory on the external drive).
yes you can FTP it over your network or install to HD using jump drive or use an external HD to transfer files from your computer prior to plugging it in to the console
Yes you can use exiso program to rip your iso to your ext hdd on your pc then use Freestyle Dash on 360 to play the games. The games need to be in a folder on the root of your ext hdd named games and inside that folder each game will need its own folder. I also have a falcon Rgh that has no drive
I have problems with a really slow ftp speed so I used the following (I use a laptop for everything so mobility to connect my HDD is no problems)
Connect your external drive to the pc and formt it to fat32 using programs like swissknife or the really easy guiformat. Create a folder called games.
Use xbox backup creator for extraction of ISO. Open it and go to Image Files tab. Hit Image browser, then File; Open image file and select your ISO from the browser. Simply right click on the root of the file in the left panel and select extract. Browse to your RGH HDD to the folder games that you have created and make a new folder with the name of the game.
Allow it to extract for a few minutes (or seconds for kids kinect titles) and you're done.
Make sure your FSD paths are set to that folder and it will appear in games list.
Connect your external drive to the pc and formt it to fat32 using programs like swissknife or the really easy guiformat. Create a folder called games.
Use xbox backup creator for extraction of ISO. Open it and go to Image Files tab. Hit Image browser, then File; Open image file and select your ISO from the browser. Simply right click on the root of the file in the left panel and select extract. Browse to your RGH HDD to the folder games that you have created and make a new folder with the name of the game.
Allow it to extract for a few minutes (or seconds for kids kinect titles) and you're done.
Make sure your FSD paths are set to that folder and it will appear in games list.
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