Scenyx Entertainment Community > Extract-xiso Problems

r00

Jun 22 2003, 05:10 PM

The program seems to fail when uploading files. Output:

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./extract-xiso -x -f 192.168.0.3 -u xbox -p xbox -d /E/HDDLoader/ /mnt/downloads/tmp/xiso.iso

extract-xiso v2.2 for linux - written by in <in@fishtank.com>

logging in to ftp server 192.168.0.3... [OK]

uploading xiso.iso:

uploading /E/HDDLoader/xiso/default.xbe (2281472 bytes) unable to open remote file default.xbe
failed to upload xbox iso image xiso.iso

I'm not exactly sure what I'm doing wrong here. I've already tried it with different users to different paths, and all. Through normal FTP mode and wine emulation of xISO xFER it works (though xISO xFER has a tendency to stop uploading randomly..). Any comments/help?

Xeero

Jun 22 2003, 05:17 PM

Can you switch between port/pasv using extract-iso? EvoX only supports port mode transfers.

r00

Jun 22 2003, 05:39 PM

Don't see such option.. The NFO says it should work with EvoX anyway:

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extract-xiso v2.2 for linux - written by in <in@fishtank.com>

Usage:

./extract-xiso [options] [-[lrx]] <file1.xiso> [file2.xiso] ...
./extract-xiso [options] -c <dir> [name] [-c <dir> [name]] ...

Mutually exclusive modes:

-c <dir> [name] Create xiso from file(s) starting in (local or remote)
<dir>. If the [name] parameter is specified, the
xiso will be created with the (path and) name given,
otherwise the xiso will be created in the current
directory with the name <dir>.iso. The -c option
may be specified multiple times to create multiple
xiso images.
-l List files in xiso(s).
-r Rewrite xiso(s) as optimized xiso(s).
-x Extract xiso(s) (the default mode if none is given).
If no directory is specified with -d, a directory
with the name of the xiso (minus the .iso portion)
will be created in the current directory and the
xiso will be expanded there.

Options:

-d <directory> In extract mode, expand xiso in <directory>.
In rewrite mode, rewrite xiso in <directory>.
-D In rewrite mode, delete old xiso after processing.
-h Print this help text and exit.
-f <ftp_server> In create or extract mode, use <ftp_server> instead of
the local filesystem. This option is required when
extracting to an ftp server.
-m In create or rewrite mode, disable automatic .xbe
media enable patching (not recommended).
-p <password> Ftp password (defaults to "xbox")
-q Run quiet (suppress all non-error output).
-u <user name> Ftp user name (defaults to "xbox")
-v Print version information and exit.

r00

Jun 26 2003, 10:54 PM

*bump*

papamo

Sep 4 2003, 10:46 AM

I am having the exact same issue.

*bump*

Xeero

Sep 4 2003, 10:56 AM

I'm not sure if extract-iso has problems overwriting files. I would manually FTP and make sure there is no folder /E/HDDLoader/xiso/

papamo

Sep 5 2003, 03:59 AM

i have tried upping to just /e/ .. just /f/ ... /f/HDDLoader ... you name it .. it isn't an issue of not being able to over write files ... it just won't write that first file.

it is connecting to the FTP and creating the directory for the game .. it just doesnt make it to the end of the first file.

papamo

Sep 16 2003, 08:16 PM

I am still having issues extracting via ftp to my xbox.
This is what happens:

[***@server ***]$ extract-xiso -f 192.168.0.2 -d /f CS-KOTOR.ISO
extract-xiso v2.3 for linux - written by in <in@fishtank.com>

logging in to ftp server 192.168.0.2... [OK]

uploading CS-KOTOR.ISO:

uploading /f/CS-KOTOR/01_SS_Repair01.ini (394 bytes) Segmentation fault

BTW: A directory called CS-KOTOR is created when I check my xbox but there are no files within it. I am deleting that DIR each time extract-xiso segfaults ... and I have tried leaving it as well. Has anybody figured out why this does not work yet?

version20

Jun 17 2005, 05:03 AM

I hate to bump such an old thread, but I'm having the exact same difficulty here when trying to extract an iso to the xbox harddrive. It doesn't look like anyone figured it out. The program manages to create the directory for the game, but it can't put the first file into this directory, it just ends up being empty every time. I've actually had trouble trying to make a backup from a game in the disc drive (and playable backups on the xbox hdd as well) - this just gives a segmentation fault. This is on linux, btw. Here are the outputs for both problems. Any help would be greatly appreciated!

UPLOADING A BACKUP:
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Version20@emain:/mnt/hdb1/Content/xbox_games$ extract-xiso rogueagent.iso -f
192.168.1.101 -d /e/games/
extract-xiso v2.3 for linux - written by in <in@fishtank.com>

logging in to ftp server 192.168.1.101... [OK]

uploading rogueagent.iso:

uploading /e/games/rogueagent/dashupdate.xbe (58421248 bytes) unable to open
remote file dashupdate.xbe
failed to upload xbox iso image rogueagent.iso
-----------------------------------------------

MAKING A BACKUP FROM GAME IN THE XBOX:
-----------------------------------------------
Version20@emain:~$ extract-xiso -f 192.168.1.101 -c /d test.iso
extract-xiso v2.3 for linux - written by in <in@fishtank.com>

logging in to ftp server 192.168.1.101... [OK]

creating test.iso:

generating avl tree from remote filesystem (this may take a while)... Segmentation fault

-----------------------------------------

SamSam

Jan 21 2006, 02:32 AM

i've got the same problem, did someone solved that problem after all those years?

chorizo1

Jan 21 2006, 03:39 AM

yep, DVD2XBOX.

stick game in drive and copy to xbox HDD, no probs.

SamSam

Jan 21 2006, 04:58 PM

but if you want to ftp an image from your pc hd to your xbox hd like i want to do, your solution is useless.

ventline

Jan 22 2006, 04:35 PM

well im not sure what program you guys are using but i use quix and it works fine no problems

SamSam

Jan 22 2006, 08:36 PM

I used quix when i was using windows, but now i'm on linu and i don't thinks they made quix for it.

rouneh

Feb 27 2006, 10:14 AM

dont know if this will help anyone but from gentoo linux to xbox both using static i.p's and the xb running unleashx this command works fine for me everytime..

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its@secret $ extract-xiso -x all-jackx.iso -f <unleashes.ip.address> -d /F/Games/
extract-xiso v2.4b2 for linux - written by in <in@fishtank.com>

logging in to ftp server <unleashes.ip.address>... [OK]

uploading all-jackx.iso:

uploading /F/Games/all-jackx/dashupdate.xbe (58421248 bytes) [OK]
creating /F/Games/all-jackx/data/ (0 bytes) [OK]
creating /F/Games/all-jackx/data/common/ (0 bytes) [OK]
uploading /F/Games/all-jackx/data/common/text_english.csv (52555 bytes) [OK]
uploading /F/Games/all-jackx/data/common/text_french.csv (30094 bytes) [OK]
uploading /F/Games/all-jackx/data/common/text_german.csv (52839 bytes) [OK]
uploading /F/Games/all-jackx/data/common/text_italian.csv (32150 bytes) [OK]
uploading /F/Games/all-jackx/data/common/text_spanish.csv (32798 bytes) [OK]
uploading /F/Games/all-jackx/data/dsstdfx.bin (18608 bytes) [OK]
creating /F/Games/all-jackx/data/xbox/ (0 bytes) [OK]
creating /F/Games/all-jackx/data/xbox/bikes/ (0 bytes) [OK]
uploading /F/Games/all-jackx/data/xbox/bikes/aprilia.dict (140797 bytes) [OK]
uploading /F/Games/all-jackx/data/xbox/bikes/aprilia_1.dict (140797 bytes) [OK]
uploading /F/Games/all-jackx/data/xbox/bikes/aprilia_2.dict (140797 bytes) [OK]
uploading /F/Games/all-jackx/data/xbox/bikes/bikes.dat (1245562 bytes) [OK]
uploading /F/Games/all-jackx/data/xbox/bikes/cbr.dict (129384 bytes) [OK]

and on and on to end..

uploading /F/Games/all-jackx/data/xbox/videos/logo1n.xmv (1036288 bytes) [OK]
uploading /F/Games/all-jackx/data/xbox/videos/logo1p.xmv (1032192 bytes) [OK]
uploading /F/Games/all-jackx/data/xbox/videos/logo2n.xmv (610304 bytes) [OK]
uploading /F/Games/all-jackx/data/xbox/videos/logo2p.xmv (663552 bytes) [OK]
creating /F/Games/all-jackx/data/xbox/weapons/ (0 bytes) [OK]
uploading /F/Games/all-jackx/data/xbox/weapons/weapons.dat (33724 bytes) [OK]
uploading /F/Games/all-jackx/default.xbe (3354624 bytes) [OK]
uploading /F/Games/all-jackx/update.xbe (2342912 bytes) [OK]

336 files in all-jackx.iso total 686029657 bytes

creating an xiso from xb>pc is just as easy, use bash alias`or similar makes it far faster than gui`s if you want to make a multi also

kingmonkey2

Mar 1 2006, 07:01 PM

Exact same problem.

Let us know if you find a solution.

JeroenDierckx

Mar 10 2006, 01:50 PM

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

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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

Nov 24 2007, 04:41 PM

QUOTE(JeroenDierckx @ Mar 10 2006, 08:26 AM)

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

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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

Feb 15 2008, 04:06 PM

QUOTE(sjunk @ Nov 24 2007, 05:17 PM)

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

Sep 29 2008, 06:10 PM

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