Kung Fu Chaos

OSIAS · #1 03-03-2003, 14:56

hey guys u guys rule have helped alot.

I just bought the new kung fu chaos game for xbox.

and i can't seem to back it up like all the others i have done for the xbox..

ftp in transfer it to my comp

select all the files and do a data burn with record now max..

its starts to load then says their may be a dirty disc or a prob with the cd.. i say starts to load because i see the icon for the game and a load bar?

anyone have any clues ? maybe a patch needed or is their an encyrption on it or something?

i dunno any help would be appreciated...

dude · #2 04-03-2003, 00:29

a simular problem happened to me once some files got corrupted during the ftp process. i had to ftp the game again then do a data burn worked for me.

OSIAS · #3 04-03-2003, 16:14

well thats what i thought so i did re ftp it and re burn it 3 times and 2 diffrent burn software both veritas .. ones primo and the other is record now max like ver 4.1

but so what else could it be. i have gotten pretty exp but this tells me their has to be something new they have come up with got to be... or i dunno u tell me man...

so i am looking fora tut to see how to put it on the xbox hd and see if it will load from their..

but i don't know if that will work..

OSIAS · #4 04-03-2003, 17:59

i put it to my HD of the xbox and tried to load it and it was a no go again same thing starts to load u see logo then just blackness.

somethings got to be up... help !

AXmichigan · #5 04-03-2003, 18:37

try copying it to your hdd

saulin74 · #6 05-03-2003, 20:49

Well I don't have that game but try this.

Put original on drive.

Use Evox HD game install util to put the game on the hard drive.

Now got to Evox options and make sure you turn "In game reset" off in all 3 different places under the Evox options.

The game should work this way from the HD. If it works fine. From there it all depends on the FTP transfer. If files get corrupted then there will be problems.

So far this method has no fail me with backing up originals. However running game from HD has failed me with some isos downloaded.

Example: Genma Onimusha, Panzer Dragoon and Dead or Alive 3.

Either movies will freeze, or game will freeze starting the game or just a black screen as it is the case for DOA3.

However like I said. If you got the originals this method of copying to the HD should work fine.

OSIAS · #7 06-03-2003, 05:51

okay i already just put it in a folder on the e drive and treid to exe the defualt.xbe

and same results i did it from the ftp though back to that dir.'

this Evox HD game install util where is it on the xbox i don't seem to find it.

is it maybe another plugin ?

maybe i am jsut missing it but could i get a wuick step by stepper

saulin74 · #8 06-03-2003, 16:20

Well it came with my Evox install CD.

Search for "Px HDD Loader" I have version 1.0a

TylerDurden · #9 06-03-2003, 17:38

Instead of making your games as Data Discs you may wanna use ISOMAKER to make your Xbox games.

Tyler!

OSIAS · #10 07-03-2003, 15:17

i will try the iso but i haven't seen that work yet is all ... iso kinda suxs the data has worked on all the backup s i have which is about 20

TylerDurden · #11 07-03-2003, 15:34

I dont think ISO's suck. I use ISOmaker which uses the same program that Xbox uses to make their games. I have noticed that the games load up faster and have fewer glitches.

Tyler!

wizzer · #12 08-03-2003, 10:28

has anyone had any luck running this game from the HD yet ??

Quall999 · #13 08-03-2003, 14:20

I wish I read this earlier. Try turning off all 3 IGR's in the evox settings. It conflicts with this game, along with Vexx.

wizzer · #14 08-03-2003, 16:59

i got the game on the HD by using the HDD loader utility ... it works. Now i would like to relocate the game into the Evox game folder, but i dont see it when i brouse the directories ??

Any one know what format the game was saved in, and if its even possible to move it ??

Quall999 · #15 09-03-2003, 04:27

It is possible to move it, as long as you know where it is. Didn't the HDD loader give you an option to specify what drive to put it on?