Sooooo, found a li'l program called xiso, for those who don't have an xbox, it ftp's a full iso to your xbox hard drive, you don't have to burn an image to get it on.  

Wait, if ya don't have an xbox, why are you reading this?

Now, I've used it a couple of times, and it worked fine.  But I tried putting another game on just a bit ago, and I get an error message, telling m e the directory already exists.  I checked, it doesn't.  And ftp'ing the extracted files doesn't work, there's some files that gives me an error when I try to ftp them.  Anyone have a workaround for this?  I'd like to get them on my hard drive without wasting dvd's.  I made a network connection to my xbox on XP to ftp the files, and I've also tried Flashfxp.  Also tried it on a couple of machines, so I know it's not mah particular rig that's doing it.

(This post was last modified: 29/12/2007 12:51 AM by boogschd.)

when people say xbox i automaticly think of the 360 so i was wandering if your talking about the 360 or the normal big black and green box

plug you xbox hard drive into your pc and create the directories

you can try QWIX its like xiso but ive had better luck in the past

squee666 Wrote:plug you xbox hard drive into your pc and create the directories

Yeah, but then I have to take it apart every time.  It's an idea, though.  

And thanks for the suggestion, Schmik, I'll try it.

I also got that error, when putting another game.
Turns out i didnt have enough space left lol.

I use QWIX also.

SOME games with long filenames will NOT copy over.
This is due to the FATX filesystem limits.

DTM Race Driver 3 is one that doesn`t copy for example.