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[BenJeremy]

You mean your Evo-X boot disc did not boot?

If you can get Evo-X running from the CD, you should be able to access your HD.

Make sure you put the "default" meni.ini file on the CD with Evo-X

[BenJeremy]

Does anything boot? Do any backup games boot at all in your Xbox?

[theferalmoon]

I had to add files to the cdrw with the evox on it before my xbox would read it.

I opened the evox iso with xiso, extracted all of the files to a new dir, and then added some bogus dirs full of stuff to fill up the CDRW.  

Worked fine after that.

[erexx]

Your xbox will boot with nothing on the hard drive using an evox boot disk. Granted there is nothing mechanically or electrically wrong with it.

The bogus folder file idea sounds good as it pushes the root file directory further out onto the middle on the disk possibly making it easier to read.

cd-r's and cdrw are very unreliable on the xbox.
If you are certain you have a good evox boot disk keep power cycling your xbox until it finally reads the disk and boots into the evox dash.

You will never FTP into the xbox unless Evox boots.
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woulda, coulda, shoulda backed up your entire C partition first and then, imho, replaced your original hd with a new one... keeping the original safe

unless you can afford to risk the cash to replace it or the headache it might take to get it working again this is highly recommended.

[hevnsnt]

try adding the menu.ini that came with EvolutionX to the ISO.. It should boot fine then..

[warbeast]

yeah i done same thing when i first started
u need to put evolutionx and menu ini in a folder the make a iso then burn to dvdr should be fine