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remove the music files from the skin using xzp tool =)

i don't think it actually attempts to use the DVD, but, it initialize SATA which initiates communication with the DVD

Actually since 17349 you have FAT32 with a hidden folder named "Content" which basically holds everything the same way it does on other memory... The 32GB limit still exists, just now in the form of "System Memory" (which is the old format that requires something like Horizon, FATXplorer, Party Buffalo etc.)

When our server guy finds enough time to get the remaining stuff back on track

Right now i can't add titles either tho, it fails when i try >_>

I only need TitleID, MediaID is added by TU's

You have to load an existing layout before you can edit it... this tool was done as an internal tool before it was released and we didn't bother adding a ton of error checking everywhere (when it was used internally, it was then released as-is)

Look for the .dat file that holds LiNK information and delete that, this should make them appear again (it then downloads the data from xboxunity.net again)

It's not something that'll ever happen i'm afraid... too many different ways games can be setup on PC and not worth it in general...

Thanks for reposting the link, but, it's already available in the first post... we just have to get Google to remove their malware warning from RMS and it'll work perfectly fine again

When hell freezes over if people refuse to read what the f*ck we say

There will be no ETA until we're ready to supply that information, don't say things like "do we have to wait a year before it'll be released?" that's just negative... it'll be out when it's ready, not a second before or after that

They are only available in the Details menu

Well, the only reason for it to not work is: You didn't overwrite the correct files You didn't download the correct files You overwrote the files in a different folder If you think you're good on all 3 of those, you're mistaken somewhere along those lines but fail to realize it (very common around here: "i did everything to the letter! -> missed important steps due to being in a rush, or simply downloaded wrong data!", "I'm on the latest kernel everything -> really 4+ updates back" I promise, it works... you just literally have to download the CORRECT files, and overwrite them in the CORRECT location... doublecheck your launch.ini, it points to wherever you have your Aurora setup...

Did you download the correct files? did you restart your console after updating the files? did you make sure you updated the files in the appropriate folder? (it's possible you have multiple copies of Aurora, the first to load the FSD plugin is where you need to update the files)

It's called "LiNK", and if you bother searching the forum we have PLENTY of information on how to set it up, both for FSD and Aurora... it's really not hard... you just need to take more then 5 seconds to try and find information on what it is and how it works... the homebrew community isn't for people that wants to have everything served with a silver spoon for free... it's for people that can TRY to find information on their own... you don't have to develop everything yourself like we've had to do, but, we do expect you to put a bit of effort into understanding atleast the basics of what you're doing...

Did you remove the TU in Aurora before putting your own one there like i told you to do? did you do a TU scan after manually transferring the TU from your PC? did you check that the TU you downloaded on your PC isn't corrupt aswell? If you answered no to any of these questions, the issue is with you and not Aurora, if you answered yes to all of them and it's still writing a corrupt TU there's probably a problem with your hardware (memory devices for example), to verify you can install a clean copy of Aurora and start from scratch installing the TU manually...

Using LiNK, yes, otherwise, no

You updated the wrong files in that case...

I'm pretty sure the issue isn't with Aurora at all, you are the only one that reported this thus far, that likely means there is a problem with the connection between you and xboxunity.net... that's NOT a aurora issue, verifying the downloaded data before accepting it is something we're planning on adding... to prevent future similar issues...

Sorry, no, nobody is allowed to give you links to where you can download Compatibility Packs... they're just like DLC you pay for... except, they're free...

Honestly, you've already verified the issue is with the data downloaded, this is frequently caused by people using wifi or a connection problem somewhere... that's NOT something we can just fix, there are plans to add verification to downloaded TU's, but... this will likely take a bit of time to get done

It won't matter if you insert it manually or not if Aurora has a corrupt copy, or if the data is corrupt... delete the TU in Aurora, THEN transfer it using your PC, if you still have the same issue after a scan with the TU being corrupt in NXE... you need to download it again or find another source

You need to download and install all compatibility packs which were out when the TU you have selected was released...

That means there is a corruption problem with the files you download