SimpleX is a legal tool to make "TRUE" Xbox Iso.
1. What is SimpleX ISO?
It's a 2 in 1 program.
It's legal tool to make "TRUE" Xbox iso
or extracts an Xbox ISO.
(It can do both at the same time :) )
2. Why ?
I wrote this just 'cause I hate XDFSExtract.exe and gdfimage.exe :)
They are slow and rape the CPU's resource.
3. Features of SimpleX ISO ?
-= Create "TRUE" XBOX iso :
You can compare the iso file created by gdfimage.exe with the iso file created by this program. There are only some differences at the address: 1001Ch -> 10023h ; These addresses holds the creation time of the iso; So of course they should be difference.
-= It uses less CPU resource than XDFSExtract and gdfimage (You can use it while listening to your favorite music)
-= It's fast
-= It is using Graphical User Interface (GUI-Simple Window GUI)
-= It's simple:
After you apply the "Establish shell extensions", you can right-click on
* a folder to create an xbox iso
* an iso file to extract it.
4. How to Install?
- Unzip
- Copy SimpleX.exe and SimpleXExt.dll to any folder (suggesstion: where you used to store applications or make a new folder)
- Run it from there
5. Contact:
I wrote it in MASM32 (see the included source code)
If you see any bugs, please report it to me via email below (please give me more detail if possible)
BTW, I'm not good in English - I appreciate all grammar corrections.
XoXoX@hotpop.com
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History:
[March 18 2003]
What's Fixed in v0.2a:
1. fixed: Free-Space checking function
2. Rewrite some functions to reduce potential problems on slow PCs.
Thank to MikeB for reporting a bug and testing this release.
Work in progress:
I received emails from TheJay and Mike requesting to add the shell extensions
like WinZIP and WinRAR (Extract Here, Extract to <name of folder>).
I'll add if I have free time this weekend.
[March 10 2003]
What's New in v0.2 ?:
- fixed a bug (reported by Itech, Thank man)
- Add Partition Check to prevent people want to create an oversize iso on non-NTFS partition. (FAT32)
and special thank to Xeero on Xbox-Scene for giving his time to test SimpleX.