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| Date added: | 2024-09-07 | Posted by: | espclipse | ||||
| Brand: | Seagate | Firmware: | N/A | ||||
| Model number: | ST2000DX001 | Manufacture date: | N/A | ||||
| Model name / serie: | N/A | Buffersize: | 64 MB | ||||
| Drive size: | 2000 GB | RPM: | 7200 | ||||
| XBOX version: | v1.4 | Progam(s): | Chimp 261812 | ||||
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| Additional notes: | Report this entry - Edit | ||||||
| This drive is working beautifully in my old Xbox. However, I did have some hurdles caused by the Xbox or the programs used to duplicate the old HDD. None of these issues were mentioned in any of the guides that I watched or read, so I'll list them here: - Chimp will NOT load if you are using a video output medium other than composite. HDMI and component will not work; you'll just see a blank screen after Chimp loads. - Chimp will not allocate more than about 1.5TB by default when you clone your original HDD, even if you opt to assign the remaining space to the F or F and G partitions. I needed to run XBPartitioner to fully allocate all of the drive space. I recommend selecting the option that allocates about 900GB to each of the F and G partitions. - Also, remember to toggle your IDE adapter from "slave" to "master" mode after successfully cloning your original HDD with Chimp. |
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