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> Moving Evox In Precaution
Maverick0984
post Nov 20 2004, 03:56 AM
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well with all the recent XBL bans, i've been a little weary of trying to connect to XBL. if you are familiar with the marriage theory, i qualify, i modded my xbox before the first connect to XBL. i am about to test this theory more but wanted to tie up a couple more loose ends. These are having stock C: and E: partitions. I know E can pretty much be wiped clean and there will be no problems. i'm pretty sure what is stock for C but my evox dash is on the C drive. How can i move it to F and have it boot from the F drive when the chip gets turned on, obviously when not trying to play on live.
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post Nov 20 2004, 11:36 AM
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You wont have an F:\ if your still using the original hdd.

If you have a larger hdd then find which files belong to evox and move them to a place on the F:\ and then you'll have to edit your bios to boot from there using Xbtool or Evtool and then reflash the bios again.
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