Topic: Harddrive Question (Read 27 times)

Drew826 · « **on:** September 10, 2002, 09:54:00 PM »

i can only think of a couple possiblities...use the hdd cable trick thing to access your xbox hdd in your computer and try to put the file back on, or find someone else with a modded xbox with hdd swap capabilities, put your hdd in there, ftp to it, and copy back the dashboard. neither way is gonna be easy.

kain · « **Reply #1 on:** September 10, 2002, 09:58:00 PM »

what you can do is put a put back the modchip frist so you can load evo-x from a cd\dvd
than go here http://www.xbox-scen...s/evoguide7.php

RaGe · « **Reply #2 on:** September 10, 2002, 10:17:00 PM »

This should fix your problem...here we go, step-by-step:

1. Extract all the files from the evoX.iso to somewhere on your pc hard drive

2. Copy the unmodified menu.ini file that should have come in your evolutionxv1_8_458_iso.rar file to the same directory that you extracted your .iso file to

3. Rebuild the .iso file (i use xboxisotool v1.1 to extract and rebuild my iso files, i can send it to you if you need it)
(or you can burn as data disc with prassi primo)

4. Burn this new .iso file to whatever media works in your xbox

5. Boot the xbox and load the cd you've just burned. If for some reason the xbox starts rebooting, turn it off with the disc still inside then turn the xbox back on. It should boot the EvoX from the cd

6. FTP to your xbox and replace the menu.ini file on its hard drive with one not containing errors (ie, change your menu.ini to read dash-ms.xbe instead of msdash.xbe). You can actually name your original dashboard anything you want, as long as you address it by the same name in the menu.ini file

7. After replacing the menu.ini file, take out your evox disc and reboot the machine. It should boot to EvoX from your hard drive fine

echto · « **Reply #3 on:** September 11, 2002, 12:02:00 AM »

echto · « **Reply #4 on:** September 11, 2002, 08:58:00 PM »

QUOTE (mac21 @ Sep 11 2002, 06:23 AM)

Ok I am going to try to fix my mod chip tonight. I have burned out like four hole's on my X-ecuter, but I traced it back and I know where I can use a wire. I am going to get that 12 pin double row thing to make it alittle easier on me. I will inform you on how things go.

Thanks for your help

If you have a glue gun don't hesitate to use it. Sparingly though. Use the glue to hold down the wires. I think hot glue would be especially usefull on wires used on back traces. I suggest this because if you could immobilize the wires the installation would be much easier.

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