Like I said before, I wont go above 250 because of problems I had with 300gb hdds. I filled up my 250 with little problems and my friend didnt have problems with his 300 until he went over about 275
Well the rule of thumb is, if it's 250GB or less then you can set it to F gets all. If it's more than 250GB, then partition it between F & G for safety.
my friend who had the 300 had it partitioned between F & G (137 to F and the rest to G), but still had problems. I think the Xbox just cant handle the size.
That's strange, I have 2x400GB Seagate HDDs and I set them both between F&G, no problem there. I have used up the first 400GB, have about 50MB left on F and 10MB on G. The second 400GB has about 12GB left so I'm looking for another 400GB at the moment.
I originally purchased a 160 GB HD for my XBOX, and when I put it in, i used the Slayers CD to do all the work for me (I'm not an expert and didn't wanna mess anything up).
The slayers CD only detected up to 137 GB of it, and partitioned it into the usual F, G, etc etc drives.
I was wondering: is there any way to get the rest of the space on the HD to be able to use without having to erase everything from it? And keep in mind that I'm not an xbox expert like you guys, so try to keep it simple :)
What BIOS are you using? Try to update your BIOS first. Secondly, if it's already partitioned between F & G and you can only see 137GB instead of the 150GB+, then go in to Evox settings and enable G drive. Save, exit, reboot.
