I have a 1.6 xbox softmodded with krazies ndure installer and a 80 gig harddrive i just setup another harddrive to work on my xbox its a 20 gig and ive planned for it to be swappable with my main hd.I just ran the softmod installer again on this drive(krazies ndure installer)it worked perfectly. i was wanting to know could sum1 please tell me how to go about installing xdsl on the harddrive thanks for the help
Full Version: Hey New To Linux On The Xbox
http://prdownloads.sourceforge.net/xbox-li....4.zip?download
Go there and download the ISO. Then Burn it to a disk. Run it. When it loads press B and look throgh the menus untill you see loopback install. Hit that and follow the steps. Then when its done take the disk out and reboot. Then using your dashes file manager go to E:\KNOPPIX and launch the XBE from there and then choose FatX from the next menu and it will load. From then on all you have to do is launch the xbe and choose fatX and it will run. Have fun!
Go there and download the ISO. Then Burn it to a disk. Run it. When it loads press B and look throgh the menus untill you see loopback install. Hit that and follow the steps. Then when its done take the disk out and reboot. Then using your dashes file manager go to E:\KNOPPIX and launch the XBE from there and then choose FatX from the next menu and it will load. From then on all you have to do is launch the xbe and choose fatX and it will run. Have fun!
QUOTE(Cartman117 @ Sep 18 2005, 07:16 PM)
http://prdownloads.sourceforge.net/xbox-li....4.zip?download
Go there and download the ISO. Then Burn it to a disk. Run it. When it loads press B and look throgh the menus untill you see loopback install. Hit that and follow the steps. Then when its done take the disk out and reboot. Then using your dashes file manager go to E:\KNOPPIX and launch the XBE from there and then choose FatX from the next menu and it will load. From then on all you have to do is launch the xbe and choose fatX and it will run. Have fun!
Go there and download the ISO. Then Burn it to a disk. Run it. When it loads press B and look throgh the menus untill you see loopback install. Hit that and follow the steps. Then when its done take the disk out and reboot. Then using your dashes file manager go to E:\KNOPPIX and launch the XBE from there and then choose FatX from the next menu and it will load. From then on all you have to do is launch the xbe and choose fatX and it will run. Have fun!
sweet but what does the fatx mean and the xbe will it be on the dash under like apps or do i have ot o use the file manager everytime i want to have like the linux system run fully off of my 20 gig that way i can have my 120 gig plugged in for games and shit then when i want to have linug plug the 20 gig in and turn it on and have it got to linux with the least amount of steps to launch it i dont care about the 20 gig being able to play games i want the 20gig to be a linuxbox if you get what i mean
too late n the edit this is what i meant
sweet but what does the fatx mean and the xbe will it be on the dash under like apps or do i have to use the file manager everytime
i want to have like the linux system run fully off of my 20 gig that way i can have my 120 gig plugged in for games and shit then when i want to have linux plug the 20 gig in and turn it on
and have it goto linux with the least amount of steps to launch it i dont care about the 20 gig being able to play games i want the 20gig to be a linuxbox if you get what i mean eventually i want to be able to have the 2 harddrives on a switch and choose the one i want versus having to change them out each time
QUOTE(Cartman117 @ Sep 18 2005, 07:16 PM)
http://prdownloads.sourceforge.net/xbox-li....4.zip?download
Go there and download the ISO. Then Burn it to a disk. Run it. When it loads press B and look throgh the menus untill you see loopback install. Hit that and follow the steps. Then when its done take the disk out and reboot. Then using your dashes file manager go to E:\KNOPPIX and launch the XBE from there and then choose FatX from the next menu and it will load. From then on all you have to do is launch the xbe and choose fatX and it will run. Have fun!
Go there and download the ISO. Then Burn it to a disk. Run it. When it loads press B and look throgh the menus untill you see loopback install. Hit that and follow the steps. Then when its done take the disk out and reboot. Then using your dashes file manager go to E:\KNOPPIX and launch the XBE from there and then choose FatX from the next menu and it will load. From then on all you have to do is launch the xbe and choose fatX and it will run. Have fun!
sweet but what does the fatx mean and the xbe will it be on the dash under like apps or do i have to use the file manager everytime
i want to have like the linux system run fully off of my 20 gig that way i can have my 120 gig plugged in for games and shit then when i want to have linux plug the 20 gig in and turn it on
and have it goto linux with the least amount of steps to launch it i dont care about the 20 gig being able to play games i want the 20gig to be a linuxbox if you get what i mean eventually i want to be able to have the 2 harddrives on a switch and choose the one i want versus having to change them out each time
any help?? i just want the 20gig harddrive to have a full linux install like i dont want it to be able to play games anymore thats why i have the bigger harddrive setup so i can switch between them when i want to use xdsl and the bigger one for when i want to have a xbox you understand??
If you want to do that just Get the drive you want and put it in and when you go to install it choose Native install. That will take over One of your Partitions. But thats all i can think of. FatX just means Thats the partition that the OS is on. and You can run it from an apps folder. Thats what i do.
QUOTE(DjChad @ Sep 19 2005, 03:29 AM)
what does the fatx mean
This is the filesystem used on standard Xbox partitions. It is based on FAT used in DOS/Windows
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and the xbe will it be on the dash under like apps or do i have to use the file manager everytime
If you have an apps folder you will be given the option of coping XCromwell (the bootloader) here. Whether this turns up on your dashboard has nothing to do with X-DSL and is entirely down to the configuration of the dashboard.
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i want to have like the linux system run fully off of my 20 gig that way i can have my 120 gig plugged in for games and shit then when i want to have linux plug the 20 gig in and turn it on
and have it goto linux with the least amount of steps to launch it i dont care about the 20 gig being able to play games i want the 20gig to be a linuxbox if you get what i mean eventually i want to be able to have the 2 harddrives on a switch and choose the one i want versus having to change them out each time
and have it goto linux with the least amount of steps to launch it i dont care about the 20 gig being able to play games i want the 20gig to be a linuxbox if you get what i mean eventually i want to be able to have the 2 harddrives on a switch and choose the one i want versus having to change them out each time
If you want to dedicate the entire 20GB to a Linux partition then you need to use Cromwell as your BIOS. Any hacked MS BIOS will require that the standard Xbox partitions C,E,X,Y,Z exist. If you want to go down this route you'll also need to create the partitions you want manually as the native install routine for X-DSL assumes you wish to keep C,E,X,Y and Z.
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