Hacking Xbox 360 DVD Drives

**Deathscreton** · 12-26-2008, 06:00 PM

Well i did my reaserch long before seeing this thread posted. I'm highly aware of the risks of flashing any type of system. A bad flash can screw up the entire thing. I've done that quite a few times with my PSP. Although, things can be fixed if you still have a few boot files and the previous FW of the bricked item.

But i do have an interesting question, i understand there are sata cables that hook up via USB. Any idea if that would work or not? And if not, why so?

**H0LY.J3SUS** · 12-29-2008, 07:50 PM

Originally Posted by Deathscreton

Well i did my reaserch long before seeing this thread posted. I'm highly aware of the risks of flashing any type of system. A bad flash can screw up the entire thing. I've done that quite a few times with my PSP. Although, things can be fixed if you still have a few boot files and the previous FW of the bricked item.

But i do have an interesting question, i understand there are sata cables that hook up via USB. Any idea if that would work or not? And if not, why so?

1. A bad flash can fuck up your 360. Forever. You're lucky if you can fix it. End of story, it's not as easy as the PSP.

2. A USB SATA would most likely not work. It's not directly into your motherboaard, and the drive wold have to be formated for windows to work (most likely)