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Please note this tutorial is NOOB friendly so the more experienced can skim through and get things done faster.

Requirements

• – A Jailbroken and JTAG-ed XBOX 360 (I have the 4GB Slim version)
• – An external hard drive formatted as FAT32 and not NTFS – Your XBOX 360 can only read drives formatted in this archaic mode. (I have a 500GB Seagate drive with a 100GB FAT32 partition for my XBOX needs)
• – FAT32 Format – this is for formatting your large external drive as FAT 32
• – 7Zip or WinRAR – to extract the Freestyle Dash files
  
• ISO of your XBOX 360 game of choice (TPB)
• – XBOX Backup Creator – This will let you unpack those yummy ISO files into the file structures that your XBOX 360 can read and play.
• – Freestyle Dash 3 – this was the custom dashboard used by the guys who set my XBOX 360 and external HD up. (link updated to Freestyle3.0.483.7z Dec. 21, 2012)

One of the drawbacks with the FAT32 file system is that it technically cannot be used for drives larger than 32GB or recognize files larger than 4GB. This is where FAT32 Format comes in and it’s as simple as it gets.

• – Open up the FAT32 Format application.
• – Choose your drive from the top drop-down menu, make sure Quick Format is checked, then click Start at the bottom. You should have a FAT32 formatted drive within a few seconds.

Step Two- Installing Freestyle Dash on your external hard drive

• [Updated] Go to the root of your external drive and create a folder named FSD3 (you can name it whatever you want but we’ll use FSD3 for the purposes of this tutorial). Now open up the TeamFSD.Freestyle3.0.483.7z file you downloaded and you should see another zip file inside that one called FreestyleRev483.7z. Open that and extract all files to the FSD3 folder you recently created.

• – Now open up Notepad and copy and paste the following code into a blank document then Save As LAUNCH.INI (make sure its file name extension is .INI and not .TXT). Save this file in the root of your external hard drive (NOT the FSD3 folder) and your FSD is all set. The purpose of this launch.ini file is to tell your JTAG XBOX to load FSD on boot up.

Step Three – Unpacking your XBOX 360 iso

• – Open up XBOX Backup Creator and click on the Image Tools tab.
• – Click on Image Browser. This will open up the XBOX Image Browser sub-app.
• – Click on File then Open Image File.
• – From here navigate to the iso game file you downloaded and click Open.
• – Next, right click on the iso file that appears on the left pane of the app and click on Extract.

• – Now choose the location you want to save your game in. This can be anywhere you fancy but I highly recommend putting it in an appropriately named folder INSIDE the GAMES folder which now sits in your external HD (eg h:gameshalo reach) This will start the lengthy extraction process so take a break and come back after a few minutes.

Step Four – Loading up your game using Freestyle Dash on your XBOX 360

• – Plug in your external hard drive to a USB port on your JTAG XBOX360. Your console will now boot up straight into Freestyle Dash. Before you can play your games you need to tell FSD where they should be loaded from.
• – From the main screen, choose Settings and then Content Settings and then Game Path
• – Select Choose Path and then locate your games folder on your hard drive. Choose USB0, press A, choose GAMES, press A, and then press Y to select this folder.
• – Next, press X to save your game path and it should appear on the right pane of the screen.
• – Get back to the main menu and choose XBOX 360 Games and you will be taken to the game selection screen where your precious extracted ISOs can finally be enjoyed.