Z3ro3X
July 2nd, 2009, 02:12 AM
Is there any Linux software that will let me access the data from a XBOX 360 hard drive? I bought a SATA converter that lets me plug the drive into the PC. It has 3 ports on the device. A USB port, a port for plugging into the computer's power supply and a SATA port. I'm not sure what the USB port is for but the only way to get the drive spinning and the BIOS to detect the drive is to plug in the SATA and power supply cables to the device. The USB doesn't seem to do anything.
I've managed to get it working in Windows XP once a long time ago using Xplorer360. But for some reason when I try it now on the same system with the same software, every time I click on Drive -> Open -> Harddrive or Memcard in the Xplorer360 software the system reboots. I realize this second problem is Windows related but I could use some help figuring out why it's rebooting my system.
Oh yeah, the SATA converter I'm using has Team Xecuter printed on it. It came with a device I bought called CK3 Pro. Which is used for modding the XBOX 360 DVD drive. Which isn't really related to this post, I just thought you should know what hard ware I'm dealing with so if you have experience in any of the hard ware you can help me with my problem better.
I've managed to get it working in Windows XP once a long time ago using Xplorer360. But for some reason when I try it now on the same system with the same software, every time I click on Drive -> Open -> Harddrive or Memcard in the Xplorer360 software the system reboots. I realize this second problem is Windows related but I could use some help figuring out why it's rebooting my system.
Oh yeah, the SATA converter I'm using has Team Xecuter printed on it. It came with a device I bought called CK3 Pro. Which is used for modding the XBOX 360 DVD drive. Which isn't really related to this post, I just thought you should know what hard ware I'm dealing with so if you have experience in any of the hard ware you can help me with my problem better.