igual te vale, parece que hay que arrancar el pc, y la xbox y luego parar de arrancar el pc y cambiar el disco... menudo rollo para desbloquear el disco en fin, espero que te valga
Dumping your Xbox HD under Win32
By Adam Branom (aka RustyBall)
FATX Explorere info written by Opcode
WinHex (all you need is demo but, you can buy it if you want) Get it here
ftp://ftp.darmstadt.gmd.de/pub/pc/win95/diskutil/winhex/winhex.zip
FATXExplorer.exe (ported to Win32 by opcode from Andy + Luke’s Xbox HD dumper, GUI added as well)
Available at
http://www.geocities.com/rustygrom2000/FATXExplorer.zip and
http://home.cfl.rr.com/buddamus/FATXExplorer.zip
Note: This process will not work on a fat32 drive because of its file size limit.
First issue is the Xbox HD password lock. There are two ways of bypassing this. Either
spend a lot of money and get a logic analyzer or have access to one, or, the much easier
route of the “cable switch” method. To do the cable switch, plug a power plug from your
pc into your xbox hd and fire up your computer. Right when it starts booting up, start
pressing the Pause Break key and do not let it detect your drives. Then, make sure the
IDE cable is going from the xbox to the HD and turn on the xbox. After it gets to the
dashboard, unplug the ribbon cable that is going from the Xbox to the hd and replace it
with one that is connected to your computer. Now, press a key to allow your computer to
continue booting.
Once into windows, run WinHex. Go to tools > disk editor. Find the xbox hard disk in
the list and hit ok. Then, hit ctrl+a and go to Edit > Copy Block > Into new file. Save the
file somewhere and leave your comp alone for a while.
Once it is done, the next process begins. Working with the image file you just made.
To dump a file, load the image file and select the partition you want to see. Next select a
directory from the left pane, any files in that directory will be shown in the list on the
right. To dump one or more files, select the files in the list, then right-click and select
"Dump Files..." this will show a Save dialog for each file you selected with the XFAT
filename put in as the default name. To save the file simply press save and it will be
saved to the directory/name you selected.
