So if you had a 2TB drive you would have your standard partitions of C and E with 16k block sizes, F would be 1tb with 64k block size and G with 1TB approx with 64k block sizes. If you use 32k block size you can have two 500GB partitions or for two 1TB partitions you need 64k block sizes which is the current maximum. Because its a 500GB hdd I could do 2 partitions of 250GB approx with 16k block sizes (standard block size). However to use a 2tb hdd you need to increase the block size when you format it on the xbox. I've used the device for about 4 months with no issues at all. I could have sworn I have read of people having 1TB+ HDs inside their XBOX.is this possible or have I just made it up?
Other than swapping the internal HD of the XBOX it would appear an external NAS would be the best option for connected storage. If I could get that adapter running on the XBOX that would be perfect as not only is an external USB drive cheaper it is also better looking and more discrete than a NAS box thingy.ĮDIT: I've just read a couple of reviews for these adapters and they don't seem to be very highly rated. Fat32 is not really a problem, as you say 4GB should be plenty.Īs for the getting the adapter to work, what I'm worried about is that it is not plug and play, if I plug it into the CBOC it may require some sort of driver so that it is recognised but I don't think you would be able to do this on a console?Īre you saying that this may not be necessary? Sorry for the silly questions, I'm OK with computers but a couple of the things you have said have gone over my head a bit.
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