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kdawg325
Alright, I am upgrading my Hard Drive to a 250GB that has UnleashX, XBMC and some emulators on it. Do I need to do anything to my Xbox when I swap the HD's or will they work? The specs to what I have now are in the sig and ask any questions if you need any more info. All help is appreciated
nachonut
nope you'll be fine, as long as that hard drive is set to run on an xbox and is unlocked you can just put it in and lock it if you want. Just transfer over your old save files if you want to keep your save games for the newer hard drive.
gamerguy999
If everything is on the hard drive already, you should be able to just plug it in and use it. Also are you looking to sale that 120 GB hard drive, if so I am interested.
Busted770
right, just change copy over your c: and e: drives and then you will be golden biggrin.gif
kdawg325
Alright, I'm in the process of backing everything up. Thanks a ton for the help guys, this is why I love www.xbox-scene.com love.gif
kdawg325
One thing I forgot. When I get the drive and I replace the C & E drive, wouldn't putting the C back on there overwrite any of the Unleash stuff? I don't want EvoX anymore, so would I put the C on there or just leave the C the way it is on the 250
gamerguy999
Thanks for the hard drive biggrin.gif . IF the 250 GB hard drive has everything you want on it you don't even need to copy anything over.
Busted770
QUOTE (kdawg325 @ Jul 31 2004, 07:51 PM)
One thing I forgot. When I get the drive and I replace the C & E drive, wouldn't putting the C back on there overwrite any of the Unleash stuff? I don't want EvoX anymore, so would I put the C on there or just leave the C the way it is on the 250

just transfer over the stuff from your old C: that you want to your new c: drive and same with E: ....thats what i meant

i didn't mean to overwrite the c: nd e: drive on your new hd with the one from your old ... sorry for not clarifying myself
kdawg325
Alright, thanks. So there shouldn't be anything really on the C drive that I need, just the E.
gsgleason
incorrect = the C drive has essential dashboard files.
kdawg325
But the 250 is coming with everything ready to go off another Xbox. Is there anything that is "specific" to my Xbox that I would need to put on it?
gsgleason
I think it would be more wise to keep the C and E from your box.
kdawg325
I see what your saying, but wouldn't just copying the C over get rid of the UnleashX? I definitely putting the E on the new one, but I was just wondering if there were any certain C files that were unique to my Box that I would need.
gamerguy999
Hey, when will you be able to send me that 120 GB Hard drive?
stacker69
Using the 250GB that has everything on it will be ok. I've swapped over many hd with different xboxes. As long as it's unlock before you put in another xbox it will work.
Busted770
k dawg, he is saying to open up your old C: and E: and transfer the stuff inside to the new C: and E: on your 250 gb hard drive

not much will be overwritten, but you DO need the original dashboard incase you ever wanted to play live or w/e
kdawg325
Alright, so is that just xboxdash.xbe? Can I get a list of the files that I should transfer?
stacker69
QUOTE (Busted770 @ Aug 1 2004, 07:33 AM)
k dawg, he is saying to open up your old C: and E: and transfer the stuff inside to the new C: and E: on your 250 gb hard drive

not much will be overwritten, but you DO need the original dashboard incase you ever wanted to play live or w/e

Yeah but if he has the dash and everything in the 250GB why transfer the C and E? Well I'm assuming that's what kdawg meant.
stacker69
Transfer all the files from C except your evoxdash.xbe and the evox.ini
kdawg325
That's exactly what I meant ^^^. I will be transfering the E drive because that has all my saves on it, I just wasn't sure if the C would be needed at all.

Edit: Alright thanks, that's what I was looking for.
stacker69
I get it.
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