Upgrade a Demo Kit HDD

Aloa.

Can i buy a 2,5" SATA 200GB ,formated with XDK Recovery and use for the Demo Kit?

Thanks in Advance.

 

Of course,it will work so no worries.

 

Yes, it will work. Im using a 160go

 

Okay thank you.:thumbsup:

 

Is there any size limits for the hardrive? like if I modded the conectors could I have a terabyte drvie hooked up?

 

Well, if the 137GB limit is removed, then I don't see why not. But I may be wrong.

 

I don't even think dev's have a limit themselves, or atleast a certain version because my friend popped in a 160 when he originally had a 120 without modification.

 

The 137GB limit only applies to xbox 1 dev/debug kits.But for 360 debug/dev kits I don't know the hdd limit.I know someone who hooked up a 500gb hdd and it worked just fine and you very well can go over a terabyte if needed.

 

Can i use a 3,5" SATA HDD? I have the HDD Connector, that´s no Problem.

 

Yep the form factor doesn't matter.

 

Thanks, it´s work fine.:dance:

 

what is livepack.xex?

 

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So the dev kit I have on the way does not come with the SDK (so tools like recovery arent possible). Is there any other options I have in order to make the hard drive (from newegg) work on the xdk? Do I have to format or partition it with a certain compatible scheme? Are there tools that I can use, such as xplorer360(?), that can format the stock computer (2.5 sata) hard drive to work? Is the 360 sata controller 1.5 or 3?

 

You can format a hdd in the retail 360 dashboard as long as your not running a low kernel.So yes you can but you wont be able to add any games to the hdd as you lack the sdk.

 

http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16822136197Would this drive work? It's 3gb/s and I'm not sure if the 360 controller only uses 1.5.

 

Any 2.5 sata hdd will work.

 

And 3,5 SATA with 12V Extra cabel;-)

 

^ Yup,or you could be a bad ass and throw a 500gb 2.5 sata in there:110: