Hardware xbox one series x ssd rebuild?

[vwextreme]

Hello game and tech fanatics maybe you can help me

Maybe you could help ,i have got a xbox one series x with a faulty ssd drive i have got a Other
one but i now that de ssd drive must be in some sort off partions like the xbox one x

update 1.
i got a solid state storage xa1-311024 from a working xb1 series x i have clone it but the xbox does nothing replace de orginal en work like a charme

The solid state storage partions are
K: 1gb raw
U: 26 gb NTFS Temp Content
V: 802 gb NTFS User Content
W: 18 gb NTFS System Support
X: 12 gb NTFS System Update
Y: 7,gb NTfS System Update 2
1gb not




Regards

 

[Deleted member 542674]

hello, i have same issue. have you fixed it? i have only original ssd from series s, but console wont start with it..

 

[Biscuithead]

im trying to reinstall a clone backup onto my xbox ssd do you still have a copy of the clone i can try on my ssd see if i can get mine to start up?

 

[ExDaniel]

im trying to reinstall a clone backup onto my xbox ssd do you still have a copy of the clone i can try on my ssd see if i can get mine to start up?

You want the first partition to be 1024 megabytes. It must be on the disc that was in the Xbox. From another disk, the partition will not work. There is information for permission to run (my guess). If there are people who are well versed in the HEX editor, then you need to figure out what the key is and what it depends on. Or look for a way to reset the keys in the EFI of the Xbox itself.

 

[Pariah33]

You want the first partition to be 1024 megabytes. It must be on the disc that was in the Xbox. From another disk, the partition will not work. There is information for permission to run (my guess). If there are people who are well versed in the HEX editor, then you need to figure out what the key is and what it depends on. Or look for a way to reset the keys in the EFI of the Xbox itself.

Also apparently everytime that you install OSU1 it writes new keys to the drive. Found that out the hard way. The workaround is everytime that you install OSU1 just recopy the RAW partition and save it.

 

[TheSynthax]

So, will a console without its original drive contents just not be fixable? Without a backup of the key partition its just perma-bricked?

 

[godreborn]

So, will a console without its original drive contents just not be fixable? Without a backup of the key partition its just perma-bricked?

Not sure, but one dev tried different drives, and one worked somewhat iirc, but all others, the console wouldn't boot. I'm not sure if a different, but same make and model drive was tried.

 

[TheSynthax]

Not sure, but one dev tried different drives, and one worked somewhat iirc, but all others, the console wouldn't boot. I'm not sure if a different, but same make and model drive was tried.

Hmm, guess I'll stick an original drive in and try a firmware recovery after partitioning with the script. Does it use the same part GUIDs and sizes the Xbox One used? Is GUID important? What about the bootanim file?

 

[godreborn]

No idea.

 

[Hayato213]

Hmm, guess I'll stick an original drive in and try a firmware recovery after partitioning with the script. Does it use the same part GUIDs and sizes the Xbox One used? Is GUID important? What about the bootanim file?

You can watch this video, not 100% sure if it work.

 

[TheSynthax]

You can watch this video, not 100% sure if it work.

So no, a Series S|X without its original partition 0 is just perma-bricked, thanks Microsoft shitheads.

 

[Hayato213]

So no, a Series S|X without its original partition 0 is just perma-bricked, thanks Microsoft shitheads.

Not 100% sure, I never tried it, I just happened to saw that video before, pretty sure you need CH SN530 NVME SSD.

 

[godreborn]

So no, a Series S|X without its original partition 0 is just perma-bricked, thanks Microsoft shitheads.

Well, the restrictions with Microsoft are a guarantee they'll never catch up with Sony. You'd think someone over there would be smart enough to realize that.

 

[TomChaai]

S/X has no onboard flash chip, the 1GB RAW partition serves as the euivalent of the onboard flash chip on the XB1, containing critical console firmware and kv/identity files. It is likely per-CPU encrypted using the CPU key as is on all MS consoles since the 360.
It is also likely to be version checked against CPU eFuses, meaning simply a backup would not work once the console has been updated. You need to back up the files every time there is an update or the console is toast as well.

 

[PROTOBOY]

Does anyone know if I clone a Seagate Storage Expansion Card to regular SSSD if the XSX will recognize tyhis SSD as a Storage Expansion?

 

[Hayato213]

Does anyone know if I clone a Seagate Storage Expansion Card to regular SSSD if the XSX will recognize tyhis SSD as a Storage Expansion?

Nope, Xbox use specific drives

 

[PROTOBOY]

Nope, Xbox use specific drives

Well, how about this one from a 3rd party ??

 

[Hayato213]

Well, how about this one from a 3rd party ??

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Xbox use CH SN530 line SSD, if you were buying them may as well just buy official one.

 

[PROTOBOY]

That is only adapter, Xbox use CH SN530 line SSD.

It is actually not, it is a 1TB and 2TB SSD. They don't sell the adapter alone but the SSD included on it all together.

As we can see it is a 2280 3rd party SSD, not a CH SN530.

 

[Hayato213]

It is actually not, it is a 1TB and 2TB SSD. They don't sell the adapter alone but the SSD included on it all together.

As we can see it is a 2280 3rd party SSD, not a CH SN530.

Xbox use CH SN530, just buy an official one if you were buying expansion slot card.