Fatx Format Tool Windows Drivers For Windows
I've tried mounting a virtual disk image that just points to my external HDD but didn't get anywhere there either. It has a folder where it references files that can be copied to a FATX drive but if I drop in over 700mb of files it hangs when qemu boots. I've also experimented with ldotsfan's Xboxhdmusb23 tool to no avail. Copying via FTP at 11MB/s is painfully slow compared to the ~120MB/s I get over USB 3.My question is this: is there a way to transfer data to FATX formatted Xbox drives connected to a PC? Are there native FATX drivers for Windows or Linux? Is HDD imaging the only way to achieve modern transfer speeds?I know there's xplorer360 but that seems to choke with thousands of files. I know I can make an image of a 2TB drive, but sometimes I'm building a 1TB or smaller drive and want to copy select data over.
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I'll do some poking around into how XboxHDM initializes and mounts that 1st Xbox drive.Besides hooking up two FATX formatted drives and copying files that way, I'm also trying to use FAT32/NTFS drives from my host machine. I'll see the drive appear but I won't see any partitions, which makes me think that xboxhdm is doing something special to mount the 1st Xbox drive. If I do get extra drives to mount properly, my plan is to either try to use xbrowser to copy files between drives or write a script to handle bulk file copying (if xbrowser chokes on thousands of GB's for instance).Anyways, I can register additional drives pretty easily by changing the arguments passed to QEMU and have those drives appear in linux, but it seems like I can't mount any of the FATX partitions in linux.
Let me know if this is a pipedream. I'm just starting to experiment with this.Any tips/pointers would be appreciated.
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