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--- systems:xbox [2024/01/04 10:58] – [My games are all in French!] toccata10
+++ systems:xbox [2024/09/15 03:49] (current) – [ROMs] add note about Linux executable failing atari
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+There have been some cases reported where the Linuxversion of extract-iso does not work while the Windows version does. The Windows version can be run in Linux via WINE: ''wine extract-xiso.exe -r "game.iso"''
 In case the Github link is down, you can also download an older version of it from the author's [[https://sourceforge.net/projects/extract-xiso/|Sourceforge page]].
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 ==== Squashfs format ====
-If you want to compress the your (x)iso rom file, you can use Squashfs [[https://wiki.batocera.org/disk_image_compression#squashfs]]. For example on Linux:
+If you want to compress the your (x)iso rom file, use Squashfs [[https://wiki.batocera.org/disk_image_compression#squashfs]]. For example on Linux:
 <code>
 mksquashfs "OutRun 2006 - Coast 2 Coast (USA, Europe) (En,Fr,De,Es,It).iso" "OutRun 2006 - Coast 2 Coast (USA, Europe) (En,Fr,De,Es,It).iso.squashfs"
 </code>
-The extension has to be ''.iso.squashfs'', ovtherwise, you'll get  ''file driver requires /var/run/squashfs/<rom> to be a regular file''
+The extension has to be ''.iso.squashfs'', otherwise you'll get  ''file driver requires /var/run/squashfs/<rom> to be a regular file''
 ===== Emulators =====
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   - The save files are located in ''E:\UDATA'' (sometimes also in ''E:\TDATA'')
+===== Lan and Online Gaming =====
+==== System Link ====
+System Link is a form of offline multiplayer gaming on the Xbox and Xbox 360 gaming consoles over a LAN (local area network). Wikipedia has a [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Xbox_System_Link_games|list of supported titles]]. The option is sometimes buried deeply (ex: in OutRun2, it lays in OutRun Challenge > Race Mode > System Link).
+=== Easy way: use a public server ===
+Using an existing server allows you to play with other users on the same Lan, or on the Internet as if you were on the same LAN:
+  * us-west-1.lan.xemu.app:9938
+  * us-east-1.lan.xemu.app:9938
+  * de-1.lan.xemu.app:9938
+Change your Network settings by pressing ''Hotkey'', then ''Network'' > ''UDP Tunnel''
+  * Remote address: de-1.lan.xemu.app:9938
+  * Bind Address: 0.0.0.0:9938
+Alternatively, you can edit directly the ''/userdata/system/configs/xemu/xemu.toml'' file:
+<code>
+[net]
+enable = true
+backend = 'udp'
+[net.udp]
+bind_addr = '0.0.0.0:9938'
+remote_addr = 'de-1.lan.xemu.app:9938'
+</code>
+=== A bit harder: host your own local server ===
+It's also possible to use your own server (see some documentation here https://github.com/mborgerson/l2tunnel/issues/4 ) if you want to locally connect several computers (and even real xbox consoles) running xemu.
+==== Xbox Live ====
+It offers a completely different approach. The service was shut down by Micrososft in 2010. Some projects, such as insignia, exist to offer replacement servers.