jtag game starting

[nicke20]

ive updated my jtag to the latest dash with freeboot and have no problems playing ap25 games from hd or dvd.
At the moment i have most games on an external hard drive, to start a game i log on, run xexmenu then browse to the hard drive, higlight the game (its just a named folder) and press start.
what id like is for the games to show up in the game library with pics ! is this possible? and then to start with the press of the "A" button
well it has just been christmas!

 

[J2G]

If your talking about your games folder on the latest dash and using no disc answer is no,
If your taking about XeXmenu 1.1 you name a Folder on the root of you hdd name in Games then inside that folder make another folder and name it what ever game you are installing and install the game inside it.
if you want Game to show on a dash just get FreeStyle Dash v2.0 RC1.3 and put it on the root of your hdd...

 

[bailzey]

There is one way you could possibly do it, it's how I do it, but the games will need to be on your hard drive that sits in the caddy.

One way is to download NXE2GOD and copy it to your harddrive. Then copy the game to the harddrive using the built in feature on the official dashboard, run xexmenu1.1 then find NXE2GOD that you copied to the harddrive earlier and run it. Once it finishes you can take out the disc and select the game from the games section on the official dashboard and it will run, some times it requires you to reboot the xbox before it will work though.

Another way is to have the .iso file on your pc and you'll need to download ISO2GOD, this can be handy if you make your own backups and have the files on your PC. Then add the .iso to ISO2GOD and wait for it to convert. Find the GOD folder where you asked ISO2GOD to copy it to. FTP into your 360 and add the folder to this directory: HDD1:\Content\000000000000000 if the "000000000000000" folder is not there make one. You can also set freestyle dash up to find the games from that directory aswel.

Its just another option but if your using an external harddrive using FSD2 is how you would do it. You can always upgrade your stock harddrive though if your wanting it to be a bit tidier.