QUOTE (ldots @ Mar 23 2004, 10:59 AM) |
But of course you wouldn't do such a thing right? |
Only with the games I own.
QUOTE (ldots @ Mar 23 2004, 10:59 AM) |
They only games you can backup yourself are the ones that have a game save hack - be cause you can't eject the driveĀ |
I was wondering... There is an emergency disk eject hole in the front of my Xbox. Only it's being blocked by a metal plate behind it (don't know if that's the case for all Xboxes, but it's there on my Crystal)
What if I would drill a hole in the metal plate, and press the emergency release lever of the DVD drive. Would the drive open, and enable me to swap disks, or would it still reset?
QUOTE (ldots @ Mar 23 2004, 10:59 AM) |
Yes, you can replace the harddrive but you will not make any use of the extra space unless you run a hacked bios that support the F. (and G:) drive. So not worth the money right now! |
Didn't know that... That's on the last few lines of the tutorials, and as I didn't read the entire tutorial yet, i thought it was recognised automatically.
But how does the box deal with the different original drives? As there are 8Gb models and 10Gb models... Does it just have a larger E drive, or does the extra space go to waste?
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