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QUOTE(lordvader129 @ Feb 1 2011, 01:50 AM)
you cant use a USB drive over 4gb with xbox1, the USB drivers wont read anything over that personally i use USB 2.0 external drives connected to my PC, then use samba (windows shared folders) to stream over the network
Agreed instead of trying to add more space to the xbox just stream your media over the network.
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Ok so the 3tb is in but i'm having problems obviously. First off it is only reading 2.2 tb in xbpartitioner. 2nd wen I make 3partitions of lets say 990 990 and 320 then I go to xboxhdm 1.1 and redo it with 64 bit clusters it works but If I even toggle a partition bigger the 1tb it freezes then won't load the dash and I have to put mechassault back in and re mod it again.
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QUOTE(reliantkcar @ Aug 10 2011, 04:59 PM)
Ok so the 3tb is in but i'm having problems obviously. First off it is only reading 2.2 tb in xbpartitioner. 2nd wen I make 3partitions of lets say 990 990 and 320 then I go to xboxhdm 1.1 and redo it with 64 bit clusters it works but If I even toggle a partition bigger the 1tb it freezes then won't load the dash and I have to put mechassault back in and re mod it again.
Is the a patched bios or a new xbpartitioner. I found a old thread but I can't compile code.....
keep on asking. but all you gonna get as a reply is fatx is limited to 2.2tb.. its what was said before you got the drive and is what will be said now..
The support for that is in the bios though so.. if you can re write it then anything is possible id imagine.
This post has been edited by shambles1980: Aug 10 2011, 06:26 PM
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Have you rewritten a BIOS yet so that it can read multiple 1TB partitions on a 4TB disk?
Have you checked that the on-disk partition table can support multiple 1TB partitions?
Have you gone through the kernel and replaced all of the 32bit sector numbers used for low-level access with 48 bit numbers?
Have you rewritten XBPartitioner to support 128kB clusters?
No? Well, there's your answer. It doesn't matter how many times you keep asking the same question, until you actually do some work nothing is going to change.