infernal_byte Posted April 18 Posted April 18 I've run into a strange issue with a 1.0 Xbox. It seems that a Startech IDE adapter and new 1TB hdd are not being recognized when plugged into the end of the IDE cable and throwing error 13 in the BIOS. The Xbox is TSOP flashed with Cerbios 2.3.1, and the hdd is formatted and cloned with FATXplorer. I've tried swapping the cable, dvd drive, adapter, master/slave position, and hard drive to no avail. The only thing that seems to work is when the hdd is plugged into the part of the cable that the dvd drive normally occupies. What stumps me is that the stock drive works and boots perfectly fine in the normal configuration. Does anyone have an idea of what might be causing this issue? Quote
Dempsey_86 Posted April 18 Posted April 18 Did you use a 80 wire IDE cable or the stock IDE that came with the xbox? Quote
infernal_byte Posted April 18 Author Posted April 18 I am using the stock IDE cable. I have an 80 wire cable on order that hasn't come in yet, but was going to try that next. Quote
Dempsey_86 Posted April 18 Posted April 18 I'm 99% sure that 80 wire cable will fix the issue. Let us know if that is the fix when your cable arrives. Quote
SylverReZ Posted May 21 Posted May 21 On 4/18/2024 at 7:38 AM, infernal_byte said: I am using the stock IDE cable. I have an 80 wire cable on order that hasn't come in yet, but was going to try that next. Any updates regarding if your 80-wire IDE cable arrived? If so, let me know how the installation goes. Quote
infernal_byte Posted July 14 Author Posted July 14 Apologies for the necro but I did get the cable in and that did solve the issue! I also ran into the same issue with a different Xbox I was modding and the 80-wire cable was also the solution. I guess I thought it was weird because the first Xbox I modded didn't need the 80 wire cable, it was just fine with the stock one that came with the system. 1 Quote
Xbox-Scene Posted July 14 Posted July 14 3 hours ago, infernal_byte said: Apologies for the necro but I did get the cable in and that did solve the issue! I also ran into the same issue with a different Xbox I was modding and the 80-wire cable was also the solution. I guess I thought it was weird because the first Xbox I modded didn't need the 80 wire cable, it was just fine with the stock one that came with the system. Glad you got it sorted Quote
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