Very simple quick mod. No need to play with memory cards, action replay, USB cords, or hard to find games. I was originally going to use XBOXHDM (1.9/2.2) but it wasn't working and I think that's because my hard drive shows as '/dev/sda/'. That process is old, requires a bit of knowledge, and is buggy as hell. No one even mentioned doing "fdisk -l" to see where the hard drive was located, which is a basic Linux command, therefore poo on whoever wrote that method. The final step using Xplorer360 isn't showed in here because by that point I was very frustrated. Basically you have to hotswap then boot into Windows and use a great free tool called Xplorer360. Once you have it you will also need to run Endure 3.0 or 3.1 to make the replacement dashboard. INSTRUCTIONS: 1) Find your Xbox's kernal version first! - Plenty of info on the web. 2) Download Ndure - xboxisozone.com 3) Run Ndure and choose correct options and Kernel: forums.xbox-scene.com 4) Download Xplorer360 - www.afterdawn.com 5) Open your computer and Xbox. Start your computer and hit the Pause key as soon as you can. Hit it a few times and make sure your paused at the first screen (your BIOS). Boot your Xbox and play a song from the hard drive. Pause it and swap the IDE cable to your computer Press any key on your computer to end the pause. Boot up into Windows and run Xplorer360. Follow the link below so you know where to copy the files created by Ndure to the Xbox hard drive. 6) Copy files to Xbox hard drive ...
Sunday, December 16, 2012
Original Xbox Softmod - No Memory Card, Game or Action Replay!
Original Xbox Softmod - No Memory Card, Game or Action Replay! Tube. Duration : 3.62 Mins.
Very simple quick mod. No need to play with memory cards, action replay, USB cords, or hard to find games. I was originally going to use XBOXHDM (1.9/2.2) but it wasn't working and I think that's because my hard drive shows as '/dev/sda/'. That process is old, requires a bit of knowledge, and is buggy as hell. No one even mentioned doing "fdisk -l" to see where the hard drive was located, which is a basic Linux command, therefore poo on whoever wrote that method. The final step using Xplorer360 isn't showed in here because by that point I was very frustrated. Basically you have to hotswap then boot into Windows and use a great free tool called Xplorer360. Once you have it you will also need to run Endure 3.0 or 3.1 to make the replacement dashboard. INSTRUCTIONS: 1) Find your Xbox's kernal version first! - Plenty of info on the web. 2) Download Ndure - xboxisozone.com 3) Run Ndure and choose correct options and Kernel: forums.xbox-scene.com 4) Download Xplorer360 - www.afterdawn.com 5) Open your computer and Xbox. Start your computer and hit the Pause key as soon as you can. Hit it a few times and make sure your paused at the first screen (your BIOS). Boot your Xbox and play a song from the hard drive. Pause it and swap the IDE cable to your computer Press any key on your computer to end the pause. Boot up into Windows and run Xplorer360. Follow the link below so you know where to copy the files created by Ndure to the Xbox hard drive. 6) Copy files to Xbox hard drive ...
Very simple quick mod. No need to play with memory cards, action replay, USB cords, or hard to find games. I was originally going to use XBOXHDM (1.9/2.2) but it wasn't working and I think that's because my hard drive shows as '/dev/sda/'. That process is old, requires a bit of knowledge, and is buggy as hell. No one even mentioned doing "fdisk -l" to see where the hard drive was located, which is a basic Linux command, therefore poo on whoever wrote that method. The final step using Xplorer360 isn't showed in here because by that point I was very frustrated. Basically you have to hotswap then boot into Windows and use a great free tool called Xplorer360. Once you have it you will also need to run Endure 3.0 or 3.1 to make the replacement dashboard. INSTRUCTIONS: 1) Find your Xbox's kernal version first! - Plenty of info on the web. 2) Download Ndure - xboxisozone.com 3) Run Ndure and choose correct options and Kernel: forums.xbox-scene.com 4) Download Xplorer360 - www.afterdawn.com 5) Open your computer and Xbox. Start your computer and hit the Pause key as soon as you can. Hit it a few times and make sure your paused at the first screen (your BIOS). Boot your Xbox and play a song from the hard drive. Pause it and swap the IDE cable to your computer Press any key on your computer to end the pause. Boot up into Windows and run Xplorer360. Follow the link below so you know where to copy the files created by Ndure to the Xbox hard drive. 6) Copy files to Xbox hard drive ...
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