farscapesg01
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OK.. I've got to be doing something wrong here... it's not like this is rocket science ;(
I've got a Star Wars edition XBOX 360 that the 320GB drive died on (clicking noise... yay). I happened to have several WD drives around the house (WD3200BEKT - Sep. 2013, WD2500BEKT - Nov. 2010, WD1600BEVT - Oct. 2010). I've tried all of them and can't get them to recognize in the XBOX.
Running Hddhackr I can flash the firmware fine but they won't recognize in the xbox. So.. I figured I need to create the partitions, and on all of them when I run the option in hddhackr to create the partitions, it says it was successful.. but just hangs at that point without dropping back to a command prompt or anything. Just to be sure, I connect it another system and open Xplorer360 or Party Buffalo Drive Explorer and both programs see the 0/2/3 partitions. At that point, I try it in the XBOX again.. no luck, can't find any storage.
OK.. so I'm thinking that maybe there was something on the disks already so I fired up Data Lifeguard and zeroed out the disks to try again. Went through the whole process.. and stil no luck getting it to see the drive in the XBOX. I've even tried the process on two different systems (one HP Elitedesk 8200 and an HP 8440P laptop) thinking maybe it was something with the SATA controller. I've got one more system I can try.. an old Dell Optiplex 760.
Am I missing something? I made sure that the BIOS SATA mode was set for IDE, made sure to use the correct HDDSS.BIN file for the respective drives (320GB, 250GB, 120GB for the 160GB drive). Running hddhackr I select the F option to load the firmware, which says it is successful and after shutting down, then starting backup the drives show up with different device IDs in Hddhackr (Seagate for the 320GB, Hitachi for the 250GB.. don't remember the one for the 160GB). At this point I just can't figure out what I'm doing wrong here...
I've got a Star Wars edition XBOX 360 that the 320GB drive died on (clicking noise... yay). I happened to have several WD drives around the house (WD3200BEKT - Sep. 2013, WD2500BEKT - Nov. 2010, WD1600BEVT - Oct. 2010). I've tried all of them and can't get them to recognize in the XBOX.
Running Hddhackr I can flash the firmware fine but they won't recognize in the xbox. So.. I figured I need to create the partitions, and on all of them when I run the option in hddhackr to create the partitions, it says it was successful.. but just hangs at that point without dropping back to a command prompt or anything. Just to be sure, I connect it another system and open Xplorer360 or Party Buffalo Drive Explorer and both programs see the 0/2/3 partitions. At that point, I try it in the XBOX again.. no luck, can't find any storage.
OK.. so I'm thinking that maybe there was something on the disks already so I fired up Data Lifeguard and zeroed out the disks to try again. Went through the whole process.. and stil no luck getting it to see the drive in the XBOX. I've even tried the process on two different systems (one HP Elitedesk 8200 and an HP 8440P laptop) thinking maybe it was something with the SATA controller. I've got one more system I can try.. an old Dell Optiplex 760.
Am I missing something? I made sure that the BIOS SATA mode was set for IDE, made sure to use the correct HDDSS.BIN file for the respective drives (320GB, 250GB, 120GB for the 160GB drive). Running hddhackr I select the F option to load the firmware, which says it is successful and after shutting down, then starting backup the drives show up with different device IDs in Hddhackr (Seagate for the 320GB, Hitachi for the 250GB.. don't remember the one for the 160GB). At this point I just can't figure out what I'm doing wrong here...

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