Okay, I recently managed to get an XBox at Goodwill for $5, and (naturally) decided to mod it. I'd never had one before, so this is my first time dealing with all this.
Rather than make a USB adapter, because I'm lazy, I grabbed one of the Phantasy Star Online USB adapters for cheap on eBay, which seems to work fine. After some hunting, I found an old USB thumb drive that the XBox got along with. Haven't grabbed Splinter Cell yet, because I expected my local "retro" game store to have a copy (they didn't) and I'm fairly patient (especially since I don't even have a plan for what I'll use this thing for)
Now, I decided to be proactive and go ahead and put the necessary hacked save files on the thumb drive... And that's where things haven't gone well.
On either of my computers (both Windows 7; one 32-bit one 64), all I can get out of Xplorer360 is the error:
"Could not find a FATX drive to open!"
Naturally, I googled around for this and found a few common solutions:
Now, I know the thumb drive is formated as FATX, because I've copied saves to it on the XBox and they've stayed put. Also because Windows keeps yelling at me to format the thing.
So, since I've run out of ideas, I figured I'd ask people with more experience with this sort of thing: You guys.
Suggestions?
Rather than make a USB adapter, because I'm lazy, I grabbed one of the Phantasy Star Online USB adapters for cheap on eBay, which seems to work fine. After some hunting, I found an old USB thumb drive that the XBox got along with. Haven't grabbed Splinter Cell yet, because I expected my local "retro" game store to have a copy (they didn't) and I'm fairly patient (especially since I don't even have a plan for what I'll use this thing for)
Now, I decided to be proactive and go ahead and put the necessary hacked save files on the thumb drive... And that's where things haven't gone well.
On either of my computers (both Windows 7; one 32-bit one 64), all I can get out of Xplorer360 is the error:
"Could not find a FATX drive to open!"
Naturally, I googled around for this and found a few common solutions:
- Run as administrator
- Run in Windows XP compatibility mode
- Run in a Windows XP virtual machine
Now, I know the thumb drive is formated as FATX, because I've copied saves to it on the XBox and they've stayed put. Also because Windows keeps yelling at me to format the thing.
So, since I've run out of ideas, I figured I'd ask people with more experience with this sort of thing: You guys.
Suggestions?