QUOTE(Pulsemasta @ Jan 20 2010, 08:08 PM)

Just because the HD is brand new doesn't mean it can't be broken....keep that in mind.
Was tested before on win.
QUOTE(dballs442 @ Jan 20 2010, 09:05 PM)

have you tried simply putting the old hdd in and setting the clock back to what ever time it had before the black screens started happening?
perhaps its clashing with your eeprom.
this is just a wim but i would try putting your original hdd in, setting the time properly, making a new backup of your eeprom and c and e partitions, then make a new hdm disc with that info, then go through the process with hdm again on your new hdd. see if that works.
again im just trouble shooting blind here. shouldnt hurt anything though.
My eeprom are like this:
\E\Backup\Eeprom\
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bios.bin
disk.bin
eeprom.bin
hddinfo.txt
hddkey.bin
SID5
I also thought about setting the clock on the original HDD like you suggest. But I'm too scared to crash it like the other. If it happens I'm definitly done.
Though I have another original xbox hdd. I'm thinking about how to convert it to an emergency drive.
QUOTE(dballs442 @ Jan 20 2010, 09:05 PM)

as for your partitions on your new hdd. you need to run xbox partitioner found at the usual place. combine the g and f i believe if you want just one big f drive.
Thanks for reminding me this. I heard about this tool and I forgot about it.