[If I have a SATA HDD in my Xbox and I want to replace it with an SSD, how would I do this?]

33 minutes ago, KaosEngineer said:

No, the Xbox hard drive will need to be unlocked to clone it in the docking station. If your console is softmodded, you will need to have the eeprom.bin backup so you can lock the hard drive before installing it back into the Xbox.

The latest release of FATXplorer 3.0 Beta includes Xbox hard drive locking and unlocking operations.

Ooh, this is a VERY nice development.

[If I have a SATA HDD in my Xbox and I want to replace it with an SSD, how would I do this?]

On 7/28/2022 at 4:30 AM, nikeymikey said:

This works great for direct cloning of xbox drives. Ive used it many times myself. Doesn't even need to be connected to a pc, direct drive to drive clone. Wouldnt recommend for drives of different sizes tho.

 

https://smile.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/B076H5P6Z1/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_search_asin_image?ie=UTF8&psc=1

Does this work if the drive is locked though?

[How do 1.6 Xboxes keep their time, because mine won't]

I don't quite remember which softmodding package I used to install Unleash but obviously since it keeps resetting, I must have an afflicted version. Is there a way to fix this or do I just need to rely on network connectivity / an FTP server?

[How do 1.6 Xboxes keep their time, because mine won't]

3 minutes ago, KaosEngineer said:

Are you disconnecting AC power from the console for a long period of time? 

The super capacitor only keeps the time circuitry running for a few hours while AC power is disconnected from the console.  

I tested it for maybe 30 seconds. Went right back to 2007.

EDIT: A thought, do I have to set the time in the MS dashboard instead of Unleash?

[If I have a SATA HDD in my Xbox and I want to replace it with an SSD, how would I do this?]

Hey guys, my softmodded 1.6 box with a SATA adapter in it is taking a while to boot up and I'm wondering if the drive is on its way out. I'd like to be able to clone the drive to a SATA SSD I have lying around but every drive cloning tutorial I see out there involves hotswapping an IDE drive.

How would I accomplish this?

[How do 1.6 Xboxes keep their time, because mine won't]

Hey guys, so I replaced what I THOUGHT was a clock capacitor (one of these 1F, 2.5V caps) on my 1.6 Xbox but that did nothing to solve the timekeeping issue.

Is this how 1.6 boxes keep time? If not, how can I solve this problem? Can I even?