2010-04-17, 12:09
So tempting to do this lol. Just about managed to clear a NAS with the mrs though, i dont think this one will fly! 
2010-04-17, 17:03
innyinskip Wrote:So tempting to do this lol. Just about managed to clear a NAS with the mrs though, i dont think this one will fly!
Is it me or does this post mean nothing to anybody...? whats NAS...and why do you want it to fly...?
2010-04-18, 00:13
Well usually on this forum NAS means Networked Attached Storage, and the term "i dont think this one will fly" sometimes mean it won't work
2010-04-21, 18:13
i would love something like this when i get a car one day
all it comes down to is, money
all it comes down to is, money
2010-04-21, 18:23
innyinskip Wrote:So tempting to do this lol. Just about managed to clear a NAS with the mrs though, i dont think this one will fly!
Translation: He has almost convinced his wife to allow him to purchase network attached storage, but he doubts she would give him permission to spend more money on pimping his ride.
Capice?
NS
2010-04-27, 21:32
Make sure you swap out that original xbox hard drive with a SSD, soon, very soon!
Tomorrow if you are using a soft-mod.
A 9-year old 10 gig hard drive + bouncing while it's spinning (car driving around) = ebay search for splinter cell and original xbox in your future.
I would look for someone that has done it already, and find out what SSD they used, so it can be locked.
I have thought about doing the same thing for a long while, glad to see in action.
I have 4 xboxs myself, down from 7, 3 had to die to keep the other 4 alive over the years. Always backup your hdd keys, or you'll spend a few hours moving eeprom chips from a really dead motherboard, to a one that works fine but the soft-modded harddrive died. And always ask your friends if you can have their old dead xboxs, you never know when you'll need parts.
Tomorrow if you are using a soft-mod.
A 9-year old 10 gig hard drive + bouncing while it's spinning (car driving around) = ebay search for splinter cell and original xbox in your future.
I would look for someone that has done it already, and find out what SSD they used, so it can be locked.
I have thought about doing the same thing for a long while, glad to see in action.
I have 4 xboxs myself, down from 7, 3 had to die to keep the other 4 alive over the years. Always backup your hdd keys, or you'll spend a few hours moving eeprom chips from a really dead motherboard, to a one that works fine but the soft-modded harddrive died. And always ask your friends if you can have their old dead xboxs, you never know when you'll need parts.
