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== General Information == | == General Information == | ||
•The Xbox 360 comes with 3 standard USB 2.0 ports. (2 on the front and 1 on the back) | |||
The Xbox 360 added official support for using USB drives as a mean of storing Xbox 360 files on April 6, 2010. Files are stored to the flash drive by using files within a hidden folder (Root\Xbox360\) that use the [[FATX]] file system. | |||
== Confirmed Facts == | == Confirmed Facts == | ||
Can be used to add hard disk and get around DRM. | |||
SEE: [http://www.llamma.com/xbox360/mods/USB%20Hard%20Drive%20Mod.htm USB Hard Drive Mod] | |||
== Speculation == | == Speculation == | ||
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*The Xbox 360 seems to be able to read the HFS filesystem Mac formatted iPods. | *The Xbox 360 seems to be able to read the HFS filesystem Mac formatted iPods. | ||
*It is unknown if the USB ports can access DMA but it is speculated that the USB ports may be read-only. Such speculation is questionable, as two-way communication is required to be able to communicate with products. Instead, any read-only access control may be implemented in the Dashboard, or write support may simply not exist within the filesystem drivers. - This is most likely impossible - There are no "slave initiated DMA" transactions as part of the USB spec. Even if it does support USB OTG, and therefore can act as a Slave, a driver [on the xbox] would still need to be present for any usb endpoints to exist. | *It is unknown if the USB ports can access DMA but it is speculated that the USB ports may be read-only. Such speculation is questionable, as two-way communication is required to be able to communicate with products. Instead, any read-only access control may be implemented in the Dashboard, or write support may simply not exist within the filesystem drivers. - This is most likely impossible - There are no "slave initiated DMA" transactions as part of the USB spec. Even if it does support USB OTG, and therefore can act as a Slave, a driver [on the xbox] would still need to be present for any usb endpoints to exist. | ||
[[Category:Xbox360_Hardware]] | |||
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General Information
•The Xbox 360 comes with 3 standard USB 2.0 ports. (2 on the front and 1 on the back)
The Xbox 360 added official support for using USB drives as a mean of storing Xbox 360 files on April 6, 2010. Files are stored to the flash drive by using files within a hidden folder (Root\Xbox360\) that use the FATX file system.
Confirmed Facts
Can be used to add hard disk and get around DRM.
SEE: USB Hard Drive Mod
Speculation
- iPod and standard USB flashdrives using the FAT(32)? Filesystem are detected via the 360 media center.(Cannot read NTFS)
- The Xbox 360 seems to be able to read the HFS filesystem Mac formatted iPods.
- It is unknown if the USB ports can access DMA but it is speculated that the USB ports may be read-only. Such speculation is questionable, as two-way communication is required to be able to communicate with products. Instead, any read-only access control may be implemented in the Dashboard, or write support may simply not exist within the filesystem drivers. - This is most likely impossible - There are no "slave initiated DMA" transactions as part of the USB spec. Even if it does support USB OTG, and therefore can act as a Slave, a driver [on the xbox] would still need to be present for any usb endpoints to exist.