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After using the upgrade HDD from the Xenium OS, it formats F to 123Gig. Does that sound right? I'm just not sure that the rest of the folders need 70+ gigs.
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QUOTE(TruBlu01 @ Feb 23 2005, 06:18 AM)
After using the upgrade HDD from the Xenium OS, it formats F to 123Gig. Does that sound right? I'm just not sure that the rest of the folders need 70+ gigs.
The rest of what folders? You can change your bios to enable the F drive or have a G drive to take up the extra space your misssing.
they don't need it, what bios you running??
Nope, doesn't sound right.. The box puts ~750 MB in the 3 cache drives, under half a gig in C, and a few gigs in E.. This should leave about 190.. I put a 200 in my box around Christmastime, and I think I remember it having ~187 or something like that.. You need to upgrade your bios to one with the LBA hack. Get one that has .6 at the end of the name of it; that's for all the space on F.
Format your G drive with evox.
evox.ini changes:
evox.ini changes:
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Section "System Utils"
{
Item "Format G",@220
Item "Settings",ID_Settings
Item "Flash BIOS",ID_Flash_Bios
Item "Install Font Exploit",@212
Item "Uninstall Font Exploit",@213
Item "Backup",ID_Backup
Item "Skins",ID_Skins
}
[Action_20]
Info "Format Large Hard Drive"
Progress "Formatting Large Hard Drive"
ConfigSector "\disk.bin"
Format g:
{
Item "Format G",@220
Item "Settings",ID_Settings
Item "Flash BIOS",ID_Flash_Bios
Item "Install Font Exploit",@212
Item "Uninstall Font Exploit",@213
Item "Backup",ID_Backup
Item "Skins",ID_Skins
}
[Action_20]
Info "Format Large Hard Drive"
Progress "Formatting Large Hard Drive"
ConfigSector "\disk.bin"
Format g:
QUOTE(TruBlu01 @ Feb 23 2005, 10:16 AM)
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Yeah...cause this belongs in the newbie section.
QUOTE(jameswalter @ Feb 23 2005, 04:13 PM)
Yeah...cause this belongs in the newbie section.
No need to be an ASS!
I used the upgrade HD wizard in the Xenium OS. I chose F Only (recommended) so I don't have a G drive.
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