FAIRDALE KINGS' NCAA 07 XBox 360 Rosters

[MakaveliLPC]

ayo thanks mah nikka you hard

[Skyboxer]

Thank You FK!

[AtXj]

Thanks, FK.

[trobinson97]

Thanks you to Fk, the guy who posted them here, Playmaker for the sliders (heh) and the guy who converted the rosters to Xplorer360 format. Gotta restart my dynasty, but luckily I only played 4 games so far.

[TLizChosen]

Quote: Originally Posted by Sully

Can someone convert this to Xplorer360?

there is an xplorer360 roster file at 360gamesaves if you have not already found out..

[Virix]

Thanks for the hard work FK!

[fxair]

Thanks FK!

[Boltman]

Quote: Originally Posted by hoosier4974

In Device Manager, I've got a section called "Universal Serial Bus controllers", nothing called "USBIO". Under the USB Controllers selection there are several things list, as follows: (1) called a USB MAss Storage Device (5) called a USB Root Hub (4) called a VIA Rev 5 or later Universal Host Controller (1) called a VIA USB Enhanced Host Controller So in all there are 11 things listed, nothing called USBIO

Hoose, I did some looking and all I could see that might help you is a PM sent to me from Acid (Hope it is ok that I post this Acid hehe).


It helped me load my rosters.....

Quote: Originally Posted by Acid

Alright, just install all the software and whatever. After that, download the file you want (save the zip file to your desktop), I'm gonna assume you want Fairdale_King's rosters, so when those come out, just download it to your desktop. Then, unzip the file, and inside the unzipped folder should be a .z36 file and/or a .txt file. The Datel Software will make a folder called "X360 Memcard Images" that will be inside your My Documents folder, transfer the .z36 and .txt files into that folder and then start up the XChange software. Have the memory card and the USB port connected, and when the XChange software comes out, the screen should have something displaying the files saved in the X360 Memcard Images folder, find the file you want and click on it. Some options will come up and you will want to select "Copy" or "To MEM" (I forget which one it is, it's one or the other though). Then it will copy the file to your memory card. After that, connect the memory card to your console (there is an area for it on the front of the console) and open the 360 up to the dashboard, go the last Blade, I think it's Console or Settings, I forget. When you get there, go to "Memory", select your memory card, and then find the file and copy it to your hard drive. It should work after that. __________________