Can you Norton Ghost an XBox HD?
27 November 2003, 11:02 AM
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I've put in a bigger HD, but am looking to put in an even bigger one - amazing what you find down the back of the couch!! 
SO - If I put my EVO X HD into my PC, would Norton Ghost let me image the drive, and chuck it onto, say, a 160Gig (
) job?
Any thoughts - otherwise, how would I back up my XBox HD?
CHeers,
Dan D:
SO - If I put my EVO X HD into my PC, would Norton Ghost let me image the drive, and chuck it onto, say, a 160Gig (
) job?Any thoughts - otherwise, how would I back up my XBox HD?
CHeers,
Dan
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27 November 2003, 11:24 AM
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You would need to unlock the drive first before it would be recongnised in your PC, I use ConfigMagic.
Not tried this myself, but AFAIK it works
On your PC, add the original HDD to the first IDE channel as Master and new HDD to second IDE channel as master.
Use Norton Ghost 2003 boot disk.
Use this command in DOS:
ghost /ir
This will enable ghost to read/write in raw mode.
Clone original HDD to new HDD. Should take 10 mins. Then install to Xbox and lock if required.
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Not tried this myself, but AFAIK it works
On your PC, add the original HDD to the first IDE channel as Master and new HDD to second IDE channel as master.
Use Norton Ghost 2003 boot disk.
Use this command in DOS:
ghost /ir
This will enable ghost to read/write in raw mode.
Clone original HDD to new HDD. Should take 10 mins. Then install to Xbox and lock if required.
Jobs a good 'un
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If this is just to keep the saved gaves and stored music etc ftp the UDATA and TDATA directories to pc from old drive then ftp them back accross once you've setup new drive
Si
If this is just to keep the saved gaves and stored music etc ftp the UDATA and TDATA directories to pc from old drive then ftp them back accross once you've setup new drive
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Burr - There are a few programs about to do this such as T00GGs HDD Driver. Use at your own risk though.
[Edited by DJ Dunk - 11/28/2003 11:25:19 AM]
[Edited by DJ Dunk - 11/28/2003 11:25:19 AM]
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Hello mate, Just seen this and I'm off out to see Bottom Live 5 now. But you can email me as per profile or MSN Messenger on dj_dunkster(at)hotmail.com and I can help you out tommorrow if thats okay ?
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