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eddieluu

i just upgraded my hard drive to 500gb seagate. i ftp my xbox and try to put app into the xbox it does not show on the xbox but it show up on the hard drive when i ftp it
Heimdall
How is your Xbox modded? If it's softmodded, which softmod? If it's flashed / chipped, which BIOS? How did you configure the softmod / BIOS - all F, or F and G?

How did you build the 500G disk? How did you format it?

Where are you putting the application? When you say "it does not show on the Xbox", what do you mean? Does it not appear on the disk, or does it simply not appear in your dashboard menu?

Next time you start a new thread, try using a more sensible title and providing a bit more information...... dry.gif
eddieluu
my xbox is softmod with SID. i bulid the hard drive using this tut http://forums.afterdawn.com/thread_view.cfm/533828
i try putting the app in the E and F but it doe not not appear in your dashboard menu.
Heimdall
WHERE on E and F? You can't just put things anywhere on the disk and expect your dash to find them. You have to tell the dash where to look for applications by editing the config file for UnleashX and Evox, or by setting up the paths in XBMC. By default most UnleashX and Evox configs look in E:\Apps\ and sometimes F:\Apps\, and they expect each application to be in its own directory, and the application has to be called default.xbe.

You need to reformat the F and G partitions with XBPartitioner 1.1, otherwise you'll get data corruption.
eddieluu
so how do i use XBPartitioner 1.1 to format the hard drive
Heimdall
You aren't formatting the hard drive, just the F and G partitions.

Read this post, and this post. Also, try searching, or reading some recent posts - there have been loads in the last couple of days about XBPartitioner.
2 Bunny
I might add an "IMO" here, but you also need to put your applications and programs in the "Apps" folder which is usually on the root of your "E" drive or "F" Drive.

- 2 Bunny
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