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Did it in first try.
A couple of things to mention though.
First, I'd advice disabling gateways at all. IIRC, FEs and AEs have total access of the map and, therefore, can use all gateways, even if they lead to your territory. Better get rid of possibility of them moving elsewhere than neighboring systems, since AEs (not sure about FEs) tend to build these gateways like crazy.
Second, I thought playing game with hyperlanes set to minimum was a good idea, so I could get max choke points. Boy, I was so wrong. Not only it didn't lower the amount of neighboring systems for FE I fought, but it also made them much harder to claim, as it required crossing half of the galaxy just to take systems from all sides.
Third, I recommend setting habitable worls to max. With that you'll have available planets practically anywhere, without any need to build habitats in empty systems near the FE.
When I was doing it I made sure that I had a colonized planet in every system that is bordering with fallen empire AND it has hyperlink to them, and of course a fleet in every neighboring system ready to jump in
To discover whether or not a colossus has spawned go to the same location, select the file marked ironman and extract to desktop (I use 7-zip)