leathan

I had the same problem but it wanted my TU in the usb not hdd, I think this is because I had installed DLC/TU's for non indie games in the USB and in the aurora menu I had switched the device to USB, although I switched it back so im confused. Anyway I finally got it to work by installing the update to usb1/content/0000000000000000/584E07D2/000B0000/tu32000100_00000000 I think this may resolve some of the issues people had many years ago.

Hi, I had everything set up and working with aurora 0.7b.1. I was able to play all my games including the indie titles. Then some time passed about a month or so and I'm not sure what changed but now when I try to load up an indie game it first deletes the XNA Title Update located in 0000000000000000/584E07D1/000B0000 and then I get the popup notification that the game needs the title update and cannot be played. To verify that I can still play indie games I first need to reupload the title update that was deleted and load up Dashlaunch v3.21. Inside DL I click left bumper and then select the "Launch" option and I am able to play all the indie games successfully. EDIT: If it helps - when I clear title updates it deletes the XNA Title Update, but when I scan for title updates it reboots and scans, but I dont see it added anywhere. aurora's Data/TitleUpdates/Cache/*.list shows just empty list '[]' Figured it out, I noticed that Aurora had created a 0000000000000000 folder in my USB drive when I installed black ops 3 DLC/TU. So out of the blue I made /584E07D1/000B0000 folders and moved the XNA Title Update to the USB's 0000000000000000 and sure enough that's where Aurora now wanted the XNA Title Update. All the Indie games now work EDIT: Well I thought I figured it out... I moved the TU to usb1/content/0000000000000000/584E07D2/000B0000/ and it actually ran an indie title from aurora... but then it deleted the TU and when I reupload it its not loading the same title again Edit2: I then moved the TU to usb0/content/0000000000000000/584E07D2/000B0000/ (which never even had a content folder) and it again worked once and then the second time round deleted the TU and did not work. I loaded into xexmenu and deleted aurora and reinstalled it and it appears to be working, hopefully i can keep my old boxart. edit: needed to port the old boxart so I made a script, let me know if anyone needs.

I'm back to loading 4,000 titles in less than 10 seconds, Im not sure what the problem was, but it got fixed instantly after I disconnected the drives and rebooted. Obviously the games weren't actually accessible but the titles loaded as expected, I then re-plugged the usb drives in and rebooted and again it loaded quickly as expected.

Hi did you ever fix your problem? Have you ever tried removing the content folder from aurora so that all your indie games no longer show up and then read them. But also am I stupid? Because I just read this entire conversation and I still am not sure what error message you got, or what actual response you got from aurora aside from it not working. I am very happy I read this all because I learned that I didnt need to move my indie games into hdd1/content/ I coult have kept them on usb and moved them appropriately. I had alot of trouble getting my indie games to work but in the end of the day I ended up just needing to have the game files in /content/000..00/584E07D2/00000002 and I also needed to have the indie game title update (tu32000100_00000000) in /content/000..00/584E07D2/000B0000 I also added a folder /content/000..00/584E07D2/000E0000 (that it auto recognized as [XNA]) with nothing in it but i dont think its needed. After I did that I just rescanned until it was done scanning then rebooted aurora I think I can help you but I need to know what is happening, any error messages or additional info? I dont think it has anything to do with your dashlaunch but heres mine (i found it works with alot of diff confis):

Darn I was loading 4,000+ titles in less then 10 seconds, in fact way less. Now its taking about 10 minnutes after I made lots of edits, I think it has to do with the ftp ones.