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[loserkid182]

QUOTE(marauderrt10 @ Apr 26 2006, 08:18 PM)

I did not leave the harddrive inside the xbox 360, instead i put my 360 HDD with a SATA Drive to IDE Bus Bridge Board in my REGULAR xbox, with the modchip on. From there you basically follow the regular xbox HDD installation tutorial from here. I will hopefully clean all this up by tonight, dont nag on me if i dont have it because im doing this for the good of everyone.

That's not classed as "FTP'ing into your 360"

more like "Access your 360 HDD using a modded Xbox - without the 360 at all - so it's not really ftp'ing the 360"

Finally! Ftp Your 360! - but not really

Why would the EEPROM be on the HDD? what about the poor EEPROMless non HDD Core users?

And what are the pics of the Network setting for if this is done on the Xbox and not the 360??

I'm not saying what you are doing isn't good, (If it indeed works) just the way it is presented is very misleading and some things appear unnecessary (screenshots of PPPOE page and network settings)

[gordita37]

maybe the eeprom is for the emulated xbox?

[evildoor]

And you need a hard drive for emulation...... So core users may not have an eeprom?

[gordita37]

im saying maybe he found the eeprom for the emulated xbox. The eeprom for the 360 is probably secretly hiding somewhere

[halofun121]

What purpose would FTPing into the Xbox 360 hard drive serve if we can already acsess it by using Xplorer360? It might be a little easier, but still, I don't see how this does us any good...maybe I'm wrong tho.

[marauderrt10]

QUOTE(halofun121 @ Apr 26 2006, 11:25 PM)

What purpose would FTPing into the Xbox 360 hard drive serve if we can already acsess it by using Xplorer360? It might be a little easier, but still, I don't see how this does us any good...maybe I'm wrong tho.

Do you not realise why they call it File transfer protocol? Xplorer you cant move files around, and some are hidden from xplorer.

[xboxexpert]

I think when people read this thread name they get the idea of FTP'ing into there 360 with out the extra stuff you did.  Just wire it up and boom FTP in.  You might want to contact a mod to revise the thread name.  Your giving out a false impression.   (IMG:style_emoticons/default/tongue.gif)
-xboxexpert

[StrictPuppet]

A few questions for you.
Why do you show those screenshots from the 360 dash when you say that the hdd is installed in an xbox1?
Why do you show the PPPoE settings screen and claim that that is where you set an ftp password as that is clearly not the same thing?
As the 360 hdd doesnt have an ftp server running how are you accessing via ftp when installed in an xbox1?
Are you using an evox boot disk(or some other dash) with your network preconfigured to access the drive?
As the partition setup is different on the 360 hdd how is this ftp server able to map it correctly?
Since Xplorer360 has full read/write access to the hdd how is this a preferred setup?

Basically this reads as someone who is throwing a bunch of random thoughts out there and is claiming to have done something revolutionary. I eagerly await your tutorial

[celicagt1993]

i'm interested in the same thing...  putting your 360's HDD into an original xbox isn't really ftping into your 360 as your title sugguests.  besides, to me it would be easier to open my HDD and plug it into my computer instead of opening the HDD then opening my original xbox.  

well, sence you are now saying you hooked it up to your xbox 1, please tell me why you posted pictures of the 360's network configuration???  myself, i'm new to modding on the xbox or 360, but i know enough to seem this is just what the previous person posted...  someone trying to put something together to show something revolutionary...  

so, are you ftping into your 360 or is your 360's HDD somewhere else than ON your 360.  if it isn't on your 360, can a mod please close this post, and if it is on your 360, please show us how you did it.

[JaXbox]

QUOTE(marauderrt10 @ Apr 26 2006, 09:18 PM)

Here is basically what i did, I did not leave the harddrive inside the xbox 360, instead i put my 360 HDD with a SATA Drive to IDE Bus Bridge Board in my REGULAR xbox, with the modchip on. From there you basically follow the regular xbox HDD installation tutorial from here.

By "regular xbox HDD installation tutorial" you don't mean that you actually went ahead and wiped the 360 stuff clean and partitioned the drive using the well-known xbox(1) setup, right ?

If so, all you've done is using a stock 360 harddrive as a replacement drive in a regular xbox  (IMG:style_emoticons/default/unsure.gif)  (IMG:style_emoticons/default/ohmy.gif)

The "eeprom on Z-partition"-data might simply be data generated by your xbox(1) console, after you've succesfully converted the 360 drive.

[flashfreak]

Just to let any of you know, those settings have nothing to do with FTP. There is no possible way to FTP to your 360 as of yet. MS would not allow this, and as of yet, its unncessary. The PPPoE settings are not that. Just because they have username and password does not mean ftp. PPPoE is a kind of internet authentication feature from what i know.

This thread may as well be closed.

[Xombe]

QUOTE(StrictPuppet @ Apr 27 2006, 12:59 PM)

Why do you show those screenshots from the 360 dash when you say that the hdd is installed in an xbox1?
Why do you show the PPPoE settings screen and claim that that is where you set an ftp password as that is clearly not the same thing?
As the 360 hdd doesnt have an ftp server running how are you accessing via ftp when installed in an xbox1?
Are you using an evox boot disk(or some other dash) with your network preconfigured to access the drive?
As the partition setup is different on the 360 hdd how is this ftp server able to map it correctly?

Tell you what:

Address all those questions StrictPuppet poses, as they are the same I have (especially that PPPoE doozy you backed yourself into...) and post the works in the the Complaints forum.  If you're on the level, the admin will re-open this thread.

This post has been edited by Xombe: Apr 27 2006, 09:05 AM

[HSDEMONZ]

With 4 warnings on his account.. and his constant misinformation in other posts.. we're done with him and his trips.