Xbox-Softmodding-Tool VS Repackinator

The second method is connecting the new hard drive to your computer and using a program like FATXplorer 3.0 beta , Explorer 360 or XBoxHDM to set up your new hard drive. Personally, I think this method is easier but not a lot of people use it and there are no videos on how to do it. The closest guide I could find is here: https://www.hazeno.com/og-xbox-hdd-2tb-and-under. However, this guide is for a hard modded Xbox. For a softmod, instead of using the C: drive files the guide suggests, you would use the C: drive files from Rocky5's softmodding tool. This way you are putting the softmod tool files directly onto the new hard drive. You can get the C: drive files by going to the softmodding tool at Github and selecting Download Prebuilt versions -> Installer variants -> XBhdm Build.zip

The softmod tool that is recommended is Rocky5's softmodding tool https://github.com/Rocky5/Xbox-Softmodding-Tool. There's many tutorials on Youtube you can watch to help you such as this one https://youtu.be/iV8B6eZVkBM, you can also read more about it here https://www.consolemods.org/wiki/Xbox:Hotswapping but I recommend the video as it will help a lot.

If the Insignia tool still won't launch after that (or if no update triggers), then I'd suggest nuking the save and loading in Rocky5's softmodding tool instead. Once that's done you'll be able to install and run the Insignia set up tool through the new menu system that sets up for you. If for some reason you want to revert back to stock afterwards, use Rocky5's Extras disc to do so.

It either needs to be modchipped, like u/Nucken_futz_ said, or you need to softmod the system and then use an application like Chimp 261812 to clone the hard drive and swap them over.

We're talking about Rocky5's tool, yeah?

Then use the program Repackinator, https://github.com/Team-Resurgent/Repackinator

To create XISO disc images from them, use Team Resurgent's Repackinator app. The latest release at the time of this post: v1.3.0.

Plus, CerBios added support for compressed ISO images (.CCI files), which reduces the size of each ISO by a notable amount. So if you're using CerBios and don't mind compressing your library using Repackinator, that reduces the need for a huge HDD (>4TB). But this app requires you to already have a redump image of each game (unless they've updated it since I last tried).

Try Team Resurgent’s Repackinator to process ReDump ISO disc images to create split XISO and the attach app for them.

I guess you should add your report to the issue tracker.