Xbox 360 gaining USB storage support in 2010 update

Started by GamerMan316, March 19, 2010, 09:48:54 AM

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nCogNeato

The update is now live.  I'm at work so I can't try it.  If anyone has access to Xbox Live, let us know what happens.   :)


Astrex

Awesome stuff... I will be home in about an hour can't wait to stream all my 'movies' through my xbox  ;D

GamerMan316

Just seen this on thelostgamer site

You will have heard plenty from Microsoft about the introduction of the Flash Drive with this latest System Update, many won't be aware of a further introduction within it that has seemingly felt a little 'under the radar.' Xbox 360 owners are now able to transfer large amounts of content with a new multi-select option that allows you to specify groups of data to be copied. A handy addition considering that you used to have to copy all your Game Saves to old memory cards individually...!


CRracer_912

I see over on xbox live they have a thread with eveyrone posting what drives do and don't work.  It gets a bit wordy.  Perhaps a mod could start one here and then keep the drives that do work in the first post?  I got the update last night but haven't tried any drives yet.

nCogNeato

Quote from: CRracer_912 on April 07, 2010, 01:52:47 PMI see over on xbox live they have a thread with eveyrone posting what drives do and don't work.  It gets a bit wordy.

To my understanding, the basic requirements are ...

USB 2.0 compliant
1024MB free space minimum.

I think the problem a lot of people are having is when they they buy cheapy "1GB" USB drives that actually do not have 1024MB storage.  I could be wrong.  I'll take a look at the xbox.com forum later.


Astrex

Quote from: nCogNeato on April 07, 2010, 02:15:07 PM
Quote from: CRracer_912 on April 07, 2010, 01:52:47 PMI see over on xbox live they have a thread with eveyrone posting what drives do and don't work.  It gets a bit wordy.

To my understanding, the basic requirements are ...

USB 2.0 compliant
1024MB free space minimum.

I think the problem a lot of people are having is when they they buy cheapy "1GB" USB drives that actually do not have 1024MB storage.  I could be wrong.  I'll take a look at the xbox.com forum later.




Those forums are evil! be careful Neato! may the force be with you  :-*

nCogNeato

Quote from: nCogNeato on April 07, 2010, 02:15:07 PM
Quote from: CRracer_912 on April 07, 2010, 01:52:47 PMI see over on xbox live they have a thread with eveyrone posting what drives do and don't work.  It gets a bit wordy.

To my understanding, the basic requirements are ...

USB 2.0 compliant
1024MB free space minimum.

I think the problem a lot of people are having is when they they buy cheapy "1GB" USB drives that actually do not have 1024MB storage.  I could be wrong.  I'll take a look at the xbox.com forum later.

I just read through this thread (which I think is what Racer was referring to).  It seems that ALL drives tested so far work.  One poster said his SanDisk 4GB Cruzer didn't work, but another said his did.  Most likely the first poster's drive was simply damaged.