Extract-xiso Problems Options

[kingmonkey2]

Exact same problem.

Let us know if you find a solution.

[JeroenDierckx]

I'm having almost exactly the same problem. I'm using gentoo linux, and both my desktop and xbox have dynamic IP addresses. When I try extracting an xiso to my xbox, using

CODE

extract-xiso -f kamer6-xbox -d F/Games /mnt/external/xbox/game.iso

The process starts, the directory is created on the xbox, and the first file of the iso. Than extract-xiso just stalls. The file on the xbox just remains of size 0. I tried the same command without ftp to extract the iso to my local disk without problems.

If this doesn't work, I'll just install wine and use one of the windows tool, that should work too. But this would be much better!

P.S. Does anyone know if extract-xiso supports the "boost" feature of EvoX and UnleashX? Cause it goes way faster with that.

[sjunk]

I'm having almost exactly the same problem. I'm using gentoo linux, and both my desktop and xbox have dynamic IP addresses. When I try extracting an xiso to my xbox, using

CODE

extract-xiso -f kamer6-xbox -d F/Games /mnt/external/xbox/game.iso

The process starts, the directory is created on the xbox, and the first file of the iso. Than extract-xiso just stalls. The file on the xbox just remains of size 0. I tried the same command without ftp to extract the iso to my local disk without problems.

If this doesn't work, I'll just install wine and use one of the windows tool, that should work too. But this would be much better!

P.S. Does anyone know if extract-xiso supports the "boost" feature of EvoX and UnleashX? Cause it goes way faster with that.

Well time to beat this dead horse again but I actually found the solution to the problem folks.
extract-xiso is dropping a 405 error as it looks at your /etc/hosts file and grabs the first ip reported (which by default is 127.0.0.1).
Then it connects to your xbox's ftp daemon and attempts to open a PORT connection with the ip address as 127.0.0.1.
If you add your actual lan ip address as the first line of /etc/hosts the transfer will succeed.
eg:
192.168.0.x linuxbox (replace x or entire line to match your network configuration)

[knakkie]

Well time to beat this dead horse again but I actually found the solution to the problem folks.
extract-xiso is dropping a 405 error as it looks at your /etc/hosts file and grabs the first ip reported (which by default is 127.0.0.1).
Then it connects to your xbox's ftp daemon and attempts to open a PORT connection with the ip address as 127.0.0.1.
If you add your actual lan ip address as the first line of /etc/hosts the transfer will succeed.
eg:
192.168.0.x linuxbox (replace x or entire line to match your network configuration)

Waaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaah! SUPERB, this is the answer I was looking for almost a year!

[soccrstar84]

use gxiso

version 1.6 supports command line

just create a simple script

for ex (linux)

cd <folder of ISO>
gxiso.py --extract <XISO filename>.iso --dest ftp://username:password@IPaddress/destination folder
cd ..

cd <folder of ISO2>
gxiso.py --extract <XISO filename>.iso --dest ftp://username:password@IPaddress/destination folder
cd ..

cd <folder of ISO3>
gxiso.py --extract <XISO filename>.iso --dest ftp://username:password@IPaddress/destination folder
cd ..

etc

works like a charm.

just take a couple minutes to do that run the script over night. morning all uploaded


I like gxiso better for the simple thing that it is clean automatically creates the folder of the game and not the iso

This post has been edited by soccrstar84: Sep 29 2008, 06:11 PM