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Error 6 = Cannot unlock hard drive
Either you're using the wrong hard drive in the Xbox (like a stock hard drive from another Xbox), or you've locked your hard drive with the wrong password. Please explain what you are trying to do.
Either you're using the wrong hard drive in the Xbox (like a stock hard drive from another Xbox), or you've locked your hard drive with the wrong password. Please explain what you are trying to do.
Im trying to upgrade my hardrive using xboxhdm, Im building a new xbox hardrive from scratch, When i use the calcuted pass in hdlock and unlockx it says its lock, i dont understand whats going on?
should i be using the generated hdd key or hdd password?
Man i think im going to be sick now , i unlock the pass at hdlock, but for some reason when i tried to unlock it with unlock it says that drive 1 is unlockable!
to unlock/ unlock hard drives usually i use a floppy disk with no cd drives attatched to the mo bo...and also the xbox hd your making has to be attatched as primary with the jumper set to that too
omg i just wasted a new harddrive unlockx wont let me unlock the drive now and i think i put a wrong password in , i use floppy but there are three log files there, please some help me?????????????
| QUOTE (big_pimping25 @ Jul 7 2004, 11:20 AM) |
| omg i just wasted a new harddrive unlockx wont let me unlock the drive now and i think i put a wrong password in , i use floppy but there are three log files there, please some help me????????????? |
Good, at least you used a floppy. Use any text editor (like Notepad) to open the log files. Write down or print out all of the passwords that you've used. Now you can use either UnLockX (which you have to do twice), OR you can run hdunlock and then hddisabl. You don't use hdlock to unlock a drive.
If you don't have hdunlock and hddisabl, you can get them here:
hdlock/hdunlock/hddisabl (X-S)
Somehow i got to diffrent pass word in my logs here they are:
06_45_00=C65DCADC0BDF1C30E1DB6F240FCC66694D0FE78F
08_12_20=C65DCADCADC0BDF1C30E1DB6F240FCC66694D0FE
HDDPW=C65DCADC0BDF1C30E1DB6F240FCC66694D0FE78F
06_45_00=C65DCADC0BDF1C30E1DB6F240FCC66694D0FE78F
08_12_20=C65DCADCADC0BDF1C30E1DB6F240FCC66694D0FE
HDDPW=C65DCADC0BDF1C30E1DB6F240FCC66694D0FE78F
This one is incorrect, and probably the one you used:
C65DCADCADC0BDF1C30E1DB6F240FCC66694D0FE
Use this password with hdunlock/hddisabl or UnLockX.
I can tell because you repeated the same pattern twice by mistake:
C65DCADC0BDF1C30E1DB6F240FCC66694D0FE78F
C65DCADCADC0BDF1C30E1DB6F240FCC66694D0FE
Also, the correct one matches the one listed under HDDPW.
C65DCADCADC0BDF1C30E1DB6F240FCC66694D0FE
Use this password with hdunlock/hddisabl or UnLockX.
I can tell because you repeated the same pattern twice by mistake:
C65DCADC0BDF1C30E1DB6F240FCC66694D0FE78F
C65DCADCADC0BDF1C30E1DB6F240FCC66694D0FE
Also, the correct one matches the one listed under HDDPW.
I have a question.How do you unlock a hard drive if the computer doesn't see the drive?
Make a dos bootdisk with unlockx on it. Attach your harddisk to your primary ide cable and make sure there are no other drives attached to your primary or secondary ide cable. Now start unlockx in dos.
Choose your locked drive and unlock it with the key Grospolina said.
Goodluck
Choose your locked drive and unlock it with the key Grospolina said.
Goodluck
dammit no luck
| QUOTE (xbx action @ Jul 7 2004, 06:31 PM) |
| I have a question.How do you unlock a hard drive if the computer doesn't see the drive? |
Hmm
thought you were the one starting this thread. 
But you can unlock it, the way i said
| QUOTE (big_pimping25 @ Jul 7 2004, 12:48 PM) |
| dammit no luck |
Maybe try this:
C65DCADCADC0BDF1C30E1DB6F240FCC66694D0FE78F
I added the last three characters, which you probably typed, but was then cut off. Maybe they need to be there? I kinda doubt it, but it probably wouldn't hurt to try.
man im going to drop kick this fucking hardrive!
Damn i call the company and they said they will exchange it for free,holy crap im i in luck, i hope theydont see the xbox files on it lol!
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