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Mount xbox drive to computer without hotswap?

Discussion in 'Xbox - Hardware mods' started by joshjames, Jul 7, 2007.

  1. joshjames

    joshjames Member

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    I have the password and stuff to my hard drive on my (original, not xbox 360) xbox. How can I mount it to my computer to copy files back and forth, without the danger of breaking the drive in a hotswap? I have already hotswapped a few times, but I don't want to do it again, I'm also too cheap to but a crossover cable anytime soon, so I need a way transfer files. How can I mount the drive to my pc and also, how can I unlock it using the password, and how can I insure it locks after transfer so it isn't rendered useless for my xbox? Thanks in advance, links to any known tutorials would be great if you have them.
     
  2. chunkhead

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    That's just insane!

    Go buy a crossover cable or make one and FTP! How much of a cheap ass are you going to be with a broken Xbox, all because you wouldn't spend $5!?
     
  3. cakes227

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    haha yea if you have a cat-5 cable layin' around you can make it into a crossover cable in 5 min
     
  4. joshjames

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    I didn't have a crossover cable and I only had a cheap ethernet cable that isn't mine to tear apart, and I didn't want to pay for the $15 Belkin one at walmart, but I did. I already know how to ftp, so I guess I'll just do that now.
     
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    $15!!!

    Ouch! You don't need a brand one. It would have been cheaper to buy the crimper tool from ebay and make the cable yourself...
     

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