Swizzy

That's very odd, can you delete all of the files, and just put the default.xex from the "Installer" folder in the 3.10 pack? it should ask you to install if you're using an older version (if that's what's on the motherboard)

The problem is that you are using Installer v 3.04 and v 3.10... that's all there is to it

Have you also tried starting it with XEXMenu? could you post your settings?atleast 7 out of 10 game related problems aren't actually DL problems, it's more often a bad configuration, corrupt game data, or simply you forgetting to do something important...For instance, Assassins Creed crashes when run as XEX using FSD, the problem isn't with FSD itself, it's with the FSD plugin, so simply starting F3 then trying to run it using whatever means you want will cause the problem unless you unload the plugin first...Need for speed needs some special care aswell, you can't just take the game as-is and try to run it... you need to do a few things to it first...

You're not funny i'm just saying that it's better to get similar answers from more then just 1 guy before doing things... there are far to many idiots out there that thinks they know everything, and thus will try to teach others how to do things... except, what they say is completly wrong...There are of course ppl that do know what they're talking about, but... for everyone that knows what they're talking about there's also someone that don't...

You don't put them in any specific place, most games use the language settings of your console to determine which language to use by default, others have a setting when you first start it, or in the settings menu...

http://www.filedropper.com/xellreloaded-2stages-v0994tar <--- different site

Dashlaunch itself is installed in the nand (flash:launch.xex and flash:lhelper.xex) the settings is what you will want to make a backup of (launch.ini) FSD can be located anywhere, common paths are: hdd1:AppsF3 hdd1:Freestyle Hdd1:FSD I personally would recommend doing it the manual way ( http://xebuildtut.xeupd.com ) there's always a risk doing anything with your RGH... the risks are smaller if you make sure you read correctly and only use reliable sources (this forum is one such place, don't just go with whatever the first person tell you tho, might not be someone worth trusting)

That have nothing to do with the issue, the issue is totally related to a crash in the FSD Plugin... i've already proven that by reading debug information...

Run it, follow the on screen instructions, and you're done... (it's very simple)

When i want to do this i ussually put XEXMenu on a USB thumb drive along with a launch.ini with this configuration: default = usb:xexmenudefault.xexThen i just start my console with the retail HDD and the USB thumb drive plugged into the console and etheir FTP the content over, or copy 'n' paste it to the usb thumbdrive

Fake live isn't required for GTA V

http://www.realmodscene.com/index.php?/topic/2720-nfs-rivals-install-tut/

Try using other tools for mounting it windows such as Party Buffalo, that might help... if you've formatted the hdd in a JTAG/RGH console you'll have lost the security sectors which means less programs will want to work with it...

Try using a real FTP client such as Filezilla, and if it still don't work try active instead of passive mode...

You should probably enable "noupdater", and try disabling "fakelive", "devlink" isn't very useful for most...

Then it could be a problem with the data or your memory... exiso works with all games that i know of...

You can go online with it, but it's likely you'll get profile banned, and modding it with like horizonr or whatever may also get you profile banned, the best method is to simply recover it and use the one with less GS

Try copying that folder "Content" to your internal HDD and removing it from the game folder... you can also use a USBMU (USB Memory formatted by the console)

Why not just put the content files where they belong? it's the same as what the console would do... (hdd1:content000.........)

E79 can also be caused by stuff like missing/corrupt files in the nand or badblocks...

It's already supported, however... xeBuild use the older corona CB as it's compatible with all corona's anyways

Is the freeze issue now completly random or is there something you do differently to cause it? (open tray perhaps?) If you go online on irc (efnet) and pm me i'll try to help you out setting up the compiling stuff... the script can be used with any debian based system... and it should be run as your normal user, you need to have "sudo" installed BEFORE you can use it tho... I've used it myself setting up a XeLL compiling system in a virtual machine (using VirtualBox by Oracle) the system used was a Debian 7.0 installation disc...

You also need to set manual IP settings (i think) like so:Xbox 1:IP: 192.168.0.1Netmask: 255.255.255.0Gateway: 192.168.0.2Xbox 2:IP: 192.168.0.2Netmask: 255.255.255.0Gateway: 192.168.0.1Atleast, that's something that was required in the old Xbox times (before Xbox 360)If you have a router, just plug them into it and unload LiNK... then you can keep automatic settings

RGLoader is meant for Advanced users, ppl that understands that if it doesn't say that it works with RGLoader for example, then it's likely NOT supported

You'll need to reflash rgloader using hardware like nand-x, DashLaunch isn't compatible with RGLoader iirc...