So, I'm trying to install the Splinter Cell exploits to my internal HDD via a flash drive. The Xbox formatted the flash drive to FatX, and I was able to transfer the install files onto it using Xplorer360. The flash drive is connected to the Xbox via a Chinese-made Xbox-to-USB cord connected to controller port 4.
Problem: when I access these files via the Xbox memory manager, the only option is "delete" - no "copy".
I cannot find any reference to this issue online amongst all the mass of softmod conversations over the last ~8 years. Any ideas?
Possible issues are:
- that the flash drive is a SanDisk Cruzer 4GB (red&black, refurbished), not directly listed in any compatibility lists, but anecdotally supposed to work (BUT it DID format correctly, so, yeah)...
- that the Xbox is v1.6+ (used game store clerk who sold it to me intentionally gave me the unit with the latest manufacturing date, stating they were the "most reliable") (BUT everyone online says ALL Xbox models can be softmodded with this method, so, yeeeah)...
I will be searching used electronics stores tomorrow for another compatible flash drive at a cheap price, JUST IN CASE that's the issue. Will update on results. Hoping someone in the community has insight into this...
Problem: when I access these files via the Xbox memory manager, the only option is "delete" - no "copy".
I cannot find any reference to this issue online amongst all the mass of softmod conversations over the last ~8 years. Any ideas?
Possible issues are:
- that the flash drive is a SanDisk Cruzer 4GB (red&black, refurbished), not directly listed in any compatibility lists, but anecdotally supposed to work (BUT it DID format correctly, so, yeah)...
- that the Xbox is v1.6+ (used game store clerk who sold it to me intentionally gave me the unit with the latest manufacturing date, stating they were the "most reliable") (BUT everyone online says ALL Xbox models can be softmodded with this method, so, yeeeah)...
I will be searching used electronics stores tomorrow for another compatible flash drive at a cheap price, JUST IN CASE that's the issue. Will update on results. Hoping someone in the community has insight into this...
