I then go into settings in evox, apparently, there is no free space in the F drive. The rest of the drives have a lot of #'s next to them. The F has the # 0.
I am severly lost from here, what do I need to do?
Full Version: F Drive Issue, No Space?
I am trying to get DVD2Xbox in the F folder. When I open it, there is nothing in it. I try to make a new folder, name it "apps", but nothing happens. I am using FlashFXP.
I then go into settings in evox, apparently, there is no free space in the F drive. The rest of the drives have a lot of #'s next to them. The F has the # 0.
I am severly lost from here, what do I need to do?
I then go into settings in evox, apparently, there is no free space in the F drive. The rest of the drives have a lot of #'s next to them. The F has the # 0.
I am severly lost from here, what do I need to do?
If your talking about the retail drive then its suppose to have no space on F.
....and if it's a bigger hard drive, you'll need to format the F partition.
| QUOTE (Tanas @ Apr 27 2004, 11:36 PM) |
| If your talking about the retail drive then its suppose to have no space on F. |
yes, retail HDD.
So will I be able to get DVD2Xbox onto it? Is there a certain way I can format it?
Are these stupid questions?
| QUOTE (maniac1 @ Apr 27 2004, 05:56 PM) |
| yes, retail HDD. So will I be able to get DVD2Xbox onto it? Is there a certain way I can format it? Are these stupid questions? |
Yes, if you had given enough info in the beginning we could have told you that if you have a retail WD drive you won't have any hope of ever having an F drive. A Seagate might allow you to have 2GB, but that's it. If there is no F drive, you obviously can't put anything there.
You might be able to put a game or two on E, there's probably a setting for DVD2Xbox that allows that instead of F.
| QUOTE (justtaint @ Apr 28 2004, 12:02 AM) |
| You might be able to put a game or two on E, there's probably a setting for DVD2Xbox that allows that instead of F. |
Wow, I can only put one or two games, thats it? The only other to put games on the WD hard drive is to chunk it and get a new one?
a regular XBOX "needs" 8gb. If you happen to have the Seagate 10gb HD, you can format the F: partition to get the extra 2 gb it doesn't use.
I think the E:\ partition is ~4gb.. primarily for saved games. But you won't have that much save games so you can fit a game or two there depending how big the games are.
so yes, if you want to hold more games you need to get a bigger HD.
I think the E:\ partition is ~4gb.. primarily for saved games. But you won't have that much save games so you can fit a game or two there depending how big the games are.
so yes, if you want to hold more games you need to get a bigger HD.
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