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Intersting! :P

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WD80EB-28DFH2 geometry

Sorry to bother You guys but clutching at any straw.

I have purchased 2 of drives and at moment trying to install to PC. 
What I need is info on geometry of drive, ie tracks heads sectors yes I know 
auto setting should work but on my old PII board it does not seem to work for 
any drive.

Drive itself doesn't display it Western Digital is not helpfull eighter, no 
info I could find.
Seems I would not be able to use them. Would any of You know this data or 
place where I could possibly find out.
Seller told me he could not help me eighter.

Thank's in advance 
Michael

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Re: WD80EB-28DFH2 geometry

Search online for the drive's model number (a long string, maybe 8
letters/digits- ex. for seagate: Barracuda XXXXXXXXX) and see if it's
there.  Otherwise, try putting on a newer mobo w/ auto, and write down
what it detects (it should display them in unmodifiable form in the
bios)
-Patrick

On Sun, 2007-09-16 at 11:42 +0200, Michal Zachar wrote:
> Sorry to bother You guys but clutching at any straw.
> 
> I have purchased 2 of drives and at moment trying to install to PC. 
> What I need is info on geometry of drive, ie tracks heads sectors yes I know 
> auto setting should work but on my old PII board it does not seem to work for 
> any drive.
> 
> Drive itself doesn't display it Western Digital is not helpfull eighter, no 
> info I could find.
> Seems I would not be able to use them. Would any of You know this data or 
> place where I could possibly find out.
> Seller told me he could not help me eighter.
> 
> Thank's in advance 
> Michael
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Re: WD80EB-28DFH2 geometry

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Re: WD80EB-28DFH2 geometry

Oh ic were they Xbox harddrives?
Although I think my computer succeeds at detection of those things even
when I fail hotswap.
-Patrick

On Sun, 2007-09-16 at 07:23 -0500, Brandon Ryan wrote:
> Could it just be that the drives are still locked?
> 
> On 9/16/07, Patrick <thebass <at> gmail.com> wrote: 
>         Search online for the drive's model number (a long string,
>         maybe 8
>         letters/digits- ex. for seagate: Barracuda XXXXXXXXX) and see
>         if it's 
>         there.  Otherwise, try putting on a newer mobo w/ auto, and
>         write down
>         what it detects (it should display them in unmodifiable form
>         in the
>         bios)
>         -Patrick
>         
>         On Sun, 2007-09-16 at 11:42 +0200, Michal Zachar wrote: 
>         > Sorry to bother You guys but clutching at any straw.
>         >
>         > I have purchased 2 of drives and at moment trying to install
>         to PC.
>         > What I need is info on geometry of drive, ie tracks heads
>         sectors yes I know 
>         > auto setting should work but on my old PII board it does not
>         seem to work for
>         > any drive.
>         >
>         > Drive itself doesn't display it Western Digital is not
>         helpfull eighter, no
>         > info I could find. 
>         > Seems I would not be able to use them. Would any of You know
>         this data or
>         > place where I could possibly find out.
>         > Seller told me he could not help me eighter.
>         >
>         > Thank's in advance 
>         > Michael
>         >
>         >
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Easy to use Video Player

I'm searching for an easy to use video player for my Xebian box in my
living room. I'd like to convert the box into a standalone
video-playback device for my kids. The videos are on the
network on my Ubuntu server.
I'd like an environnement booting directly into the video player. It
sould be easy to choose and play a video using the remote control with
no way to mess stuff up by pressing the wrong button at the wrong
time.
I've played around with mplayer and yine, but it looks like I'd have
to develop a skin to make them useful. Mythtv looks good and simple,
but the video plugin is missing and I'ts very sluggish because of the
only 64M memory on the box.

Any hints or pointers ?

Markus
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Re: Easy to use Video Player

Actually I suggest you abandon Linux on the Xbox for this task and go with 
Xbox Media Center, which is an open source dashboard application for the 
Xbox but runs as a native Xbox application.  It will do everything you want 
it to do and a whole lot more, add in the xbox remote and you have the most 
efficent, effective, and idiot proof solution for what you want.

-Ashley Hakker

>From: "Markus Baertschi" <markus <at> markus.org>
>Reply-To: xbox-linux-user <at> lists.sourceforge.net
>To: xbox-linux-user <at> lists.sourceforge.net
>Subject: [Xbox-linux-user] Easy to use Video Player
>Date: Tue, 18 Sep 2007 21:22:53 +0200
>
>I'm searching for an easy to use video player for my Xebian box in my
>living room. I'd like to convert the box into a standalone
>video-playback device for my kids. The videos are on the
>network on my Ubuntu server.
>I'd like an environnement booting directly into the video player. It
>sould be easy to choose and play a video using the remote control with
>no way to mess stuff up by pressing the wrong button at the wrong
>time.
>I've played around with mplayer and yine, but it looks like I'd have
>to develop a skin to make them useful. Mythtv looks good and simple,
>but the video plugin is missing and I'ts very sluggish because of the
>only 64M memory on the box.
>
>Any hints or pointers ?
>
>Markus
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Re: Easy to use Video Player

I second Ashley's recommendation, or perhaps go with a direct boot into 
Freevo.

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From: "Ashley Hakker" <cameronat82 <at> hotmail.com>
Newsgroups: gmane.linux.ports.xbox.user
To: <xbox-linux-user <at> lists.sourceforge.net>
Sent: Tuesday, September 18, 2007 4:59 PM
Subject: Re: Easy to use Video Player

>
> Actually I suggest you abandon Linux on the Xbox for this task and go with
> Xbox Media Center, which is an open source dashboard application for the
> Xbox but runs as a native Xbox application.  It will do everything you 
> want
> it to do and a whole lot more, add in the xbox remote and you have the 
> most
> efficent, effective, and idiot proof solution for what you want.
>
> -Ashley Hakker
>
>>From: "Markus Baertschi" <markus <at> markus.org>
>>Reply-To: xbox-linux-user <at> lists.sourceforge.net
>>To: xbox-linux-user <at> lists.sourceforge.net
>>Subject: [Xbox-linux-user] Easy to use Video Player
>>Date: Tue, 18 Sep 2007 21:22:53 +0200
>>
>>I'm searching for an easy to use video player for my Xebian box in my
>>living room. I'd like to convert the box into a standalone
>>video-playback device for my kids. The videos are on the
>>network on my Ubuntu server.
>>I'd like an environnement booting directly into the video player. It
>>sould be easy to choose and play a video using the remote control with
>>no way to mess stuff up by pressing the wrong button at the wrong
>>time.
>>I've played around with mplayer and yine, but it looks like I'd have
>>to develop a skin to make them useful. Mythtv looks good and simple,
>>but the video plugin is missing and I'ts very sluggish because of the
>>only 64M memory on the box.
>>
>>Any hints or pointers ?
>>
>>Markus
>>--
>>   Markus Baertschi             Phone: ++41 (21) 807 1677
>>   Bas du Rossé 16             Fax  : ++41 (21) 807 1678
>>   CH-1163, Etoy                Email: markus <at> markus.org
>>   Switzerland                  Homepage: www.markus.org
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Re: Easy to use Video Player

I had a look at xbmc and think it is the best solution for my problem.

Can I now just create a fat32 partition on my drive and place the
xbmc file into it and the cromwell bios will be able to find and boot
the xbmx xbe file ?

Markus

On 9/19/07, Robert Gingher <gingher <at> optonline.net> wrote:
> I second Ashley's recommendation, or perhaps go with a direct boot into
> Freevo.
> From: "Ashley Hakker" <cameronat82 <at> hotmail.com>
> > Actually I suggest you abandon Linux on the Xbox for this task and go with
> > Xbox Media Center, which is an open source dashboard application for the
> > Xbox but runs as a native Xbox application.  It will do everything you
> > want
> > it to do and a whole lot more, add in the xbox remote and you have the
> > most
> > efficent, effective, and idiot proof solution for what you want.
> >
> > -Ashley Hakker
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