Real long story short I bought a used 250GB hdd and it looks like the partition is messed up on it (got it from a pawn shop & I know they had 3'rd party xfer cables) I can use Xplorer360 and it see's the drive but when I put it in the 360 system the system doesn't even see it.
(always find more after you post, no matter how long you've been reading, t'is my luck) ok so it looks like the hdd.bin seems to be the magic file that is needed to restore a drive, however they are drive (make/model) specific getting the hdd in a messed up situation i don't have a back up, so the real question would be, are all the drives (slim 250gb) the same physical make/model?
i got one that made the xbox go into E68,,its a 250gig seagate cant just format it to fat32 in put into the xbox wont work, Xplorer360 wont see,,im just wondering if the same method used in doing the WD drives will work with the seagate drives never tried it,
Originally posted by coorva: i got one that made the xbox go into E68,,its a 250gig seagate cant just format it to fat32 in put into the xbox wont work, Xplorer360 wont see,,im just wondering if the same method used in doing the WD drives will work with the seagate drives never tried it,
wasnt thinking before i posted, thank you for the clarification.
Before long I may actually be proficient in this mess. Thank you again Bhetrick, I actually have hddhackr installed & now looking for the bin. As it is I have 4 drives an old 20, an elite 120 and 2 slim 250's of them the 20 and the120 are Hitachi the messed up 250gb slim is a Seagate, and the working 250 gb slim is a Hitachi, which explains why my attempts of creating & using a hddss.bin from the working one will not work on the other.
I also have xplorer 360 and xport 360, all of which do/say the same thing. Its going to take a *.bin from the same model Seagate to restore my drive.
...It now seems like common sense, but when I first started this thread i was totally clueless on it all, (not saying I know much even at this point) but i'm starting to understand. Thank you all for your thoughts & post, I'm off to mine the web for the proper bin & to go from there
