Plug one end into the HDD and plug the other into the New HDD that you will be replacing it with. You will need to pull the IDE power cable from the HDD and attach the Y-cable to it. Now pull the top off and you will see the disc drive (Pictured Left) and HDD (Pictured Right). Make sure you keep hold of the bottom so it doesn’t drop out on you. You will next need to flip the console over carefully. Either rip the stickers off or feel around with your finger and poke a hole in them. Each spot circled in red is the locations of each screw. Flip the system over and look at the under side. You can switch sides by pressing the R and L triggers.Īfter you transferred the files to there correct locations, shut off your XBOX and ready your screw driver. When copying, the file selected on the left will be transferred to the right. Press start to bring up this menu and select “new folder” then name it “apps” and copy the folder in there. If like me you don’t have an apps folder you can make one in the program. If you followed my previous tutorial you can transfer it by using file explorer below the system option on your modded XBOX dashboard.įile explorer looks like this. then transfer the linuxboot.cfg to the root of your partition.
You will need to transfer the folder to the apps folder on your main partition of your XBOX.
You can also use FTP but I don’t have a recommended app for it. Once your comfortable with the state of your hard drive you will need to use Xplorer360 to transfer the contents of the chimp folder to your flash drive and then your XBOX. I helped a friend with his XBOX and his drive was brand new and didn’t work. It could help with the transfer and also be a great way to test the hard drive. I would recommend hooking your new hard drive up to a computer and formatting it. If that makes you uncomfortable then stop now, or grab someone that’s willing to do it. WARNING: this tutorial will require you to swap out your hard drive while the system is on. A Bit screw driver with size T8, T10, and T14 size Torx bits.A USB port on your XBOX or FTP program that you can find on the web.I believe you can go up to 2TB for this but here is a less then ideal compatibility chart for this. If you haven’t already modded your XBOX you can refer to my previous tutorial in order to do so. To start off you WILL need a modded XBOX.
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