Closed shantz1403 closed 7 months ago
Hi, do you have a Windows machine with the official Xbox 360 Neighborhood installed to see if you also have the problem?
Yes I have 360 Neighborhood on Windows 7 machine and it works fine.
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Hi, do you have a Windows machine with the official Xbox 360 Neighborhood installed to see if you also have the problem?
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It's hard to tell where the problem could come from then. Maybe try to run OpenNeighborhood in a debugger to see if XBDM is even finding your files. You can set a breakpoint in deps/XBDM/src/Console.cpp
at line 211 to see what the response looks like.
Hey thanks for the advise, I followed your steps and wow in debug mode i can see the files, so not sure whats happening while opening it normally?!
Sorry for not getting back to you earlier. I just made sure it worked on my Ubuntu 20.04 machine and it does, in both debug and release configurations. I'm afraid I might not be able to do much if I can't reproduce the bug. I know it's not a satisfying answer but if you absolutely need to browse your Xbox 360 on Linux, you can still do it in debug mode.
Hey its all good, going back to the program I found out that it works just have to bypass the error which gives could not find directory by going back 2 to 3 times and then opening the folder the files show on the release build. Once again thanks for all the help.
Hi thanks for creating OpenNeighborhood for Linux. I am having some issues with launching my games from the program, like when I am browsing on the Retail HDD and try to open any game folder no files are shown on Linux Mint.