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[erexx]

There are 2 folders you need to concern yourself with when attempting this.
The UDATA and the TDATA folders on the E partition.
Back up all files there or you could mess up all your game saves if you are not careful.

You can get some game saves here that will give you a good idea of what to expect:
http://www.xbox-info...oads&file=index

Here is the tutorial.
It does not mention the TDATA folder here at all but some of the game saves I have require it like DOA3.

Tutorial written by : pmow
Most of the steps in here require altering the xbox's disk data. Before doing this, backup ALL directories on E, and if you haven't already, on C. You will need evoX running, and a basic understanding of directories (folders).
This is useful for backing up savegame data, copying savegames from one xbox to another on the other side of earth, and deleting individual savegames, without having to use the MS Dashboard.

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Inside each of these folders you'll find several files, including TitleMeta.xbx. This is the header name. Remember in the MS Dashboard, when looking up games, there are several saved games under a header that says the name? Well, it's located here. Just open with notepad, make it the default for xbx files. This will make it easy to open any of these files and check what game it is.
Each folder in UDATA is a specific game or program. For example, 41560001 has a TitleMeta with:
TitleName=Tony Hawk's Pro Skater 2X
Obviously, this folder contains the save games for the game.

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[SnowPeas]

I love xbox so much. this way we don't need to buy dexdrives a la ps1