720: Void Void Void Void Error?

[Cwhite]

When i try to play a new game on my 720 i get a load screen and<br><br>Void<br>Void<br>Void<br>Void<br><br>Etc, and it never stops?<br><br>Anyone know how to fix this?<br>Cwhite

[R0B]

Do you have the pak0 file installed correctly?

[Courtney White]

Don't know, i have a toshiba 5gb so i downloaded the pak0.pak.gzip and unzipped it with filZip<br><br>I think i might have removed some headers? i have a 28.8 connection, so i don't want to download the big one<br><br>i tried using gzip, but i couldn't get it to work<br><br>C:/gzip.exe -f something something X-(<br><br>Ohh well<br>Cwhite<br>

[Cwhite]

*bump<br><br>(sorry, i don't want to start a fight, but im leaving today for two weeks and i want to fix this before i go)<br><br>BTW. Cwhite & Digdug_ii the same person, me <br><br>Cwhite

[R0B]

Ok, I don't have my 720 with me right now (I know, I can't believe it either), but here is what I think might help.<br><br>0. Make sure you have the 720 version, if it starts then you probably do.<br><br>1. Do you have the latest version?  It should come with a visual basic program.  Run it, and set the path to the location on the pak0.pak file. (I have never tested Quake w/ pak location changing w/o have the config file, and that might be your problem).  Note that pak0.pak should not be included in the path (I don't think.  It's been a long time).<br><br>2. Try and resend the pak file.  It can either be pak0.pak or pak0.pak.gzip.  It shouldn't matter.<br><br>3. Try to redownload the zipped file from the internet.  I know, I have a 33.6 connection, but sacrifices have to be made for Quake.  Then retry it.  You should download the one from the pq website.<br><br>Try these things in order, and if that doesn't help, then maybe there is something that I am missing.  Note that I think using the command path editor will do the trick.<br><br>Hope this helps.