"Detected storage drive device. Refreshing mounted drives." & restoring Xbox Classics Partition Question

[IndeliblyStamped]

Much appreciated. Any idea how to prevent the "Detected storage drive device. Refreshing mounted drives."? I mean my USB works and it can load both 360, Live Arcade and Xbox Classics just fine but when I watch video tutorials online and when they use apps like XeXMenu, they can toggle between USB0, HDD and HDDX using the RB button. But with my setup, it only shows my USB on the XeXMenu unless I plug it out.

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[BigOnYa]

Much appreciated. Any idea how to prevent the "Detected storage drive device. Refreshing mounted drives."? I mean my USB works and it can load both 360, Live Arcade and Xbox Classics just fine but when I watch video tutorials online and when they use apps like XeXMenu, they can toggle between USB0, HDD and HDDX using the RB button. But with my setup, it only shows my USB on the XeXMenu unless I plug it out.

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You must enable hdd access in your XeXMenu settings.

 

[The Real Jdbye]

@IndeliblyStamped I would suggest replacing the 250 GB HDD with a bigger one. I put a 1 TB in mine, and have all the games on the "internal" drive. The HDD caddy is a bit fiddly to take apart, but not too bad. HDDs are so cheap these days and you might even have a 500 GB or 1 TB laying around in an old laptop you're no longer using.

 

[IndeliblyStamped]

You must enable hdd access in your XeXMenu settings.

Pardon my ignorance, but is there a specific button combination that enables HDD access while the USB is plugged in? I can only see USB when its plugged in. If I remove the USB I'll be able to see HDD. In the Configuration category I see:
Skin: Aurora
Enable Skin Auto scaling
Auto extract game title
Discover only default .xex
Sensor
Smc version
Ip Address

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@IndeliblyStamped I would suggest replacing the 250 GB HDD with a bigger one. I put a 1 TB in mine, and have all the games on the "internal" drive. The HDD caddy is a bit fiddly to take apart, but not too bad. HDDs are so cheap these days and you might even have a 500 GB or 1 TB laying around in an old laptop you're no longer using.

Actually the vast majority of my games are running off of my USB. My HDD is is practically empty with the exception of save data.