[AuXBoX]

I'm pretty sure the USB.CFG file should look like this:

0x13fd:0x1240:1
0x04e8:0x1f08:v

with the line in bold being the details from the Parent section of the details.
You still need the first line in there

[tzortzie]

I've managed to get my usb stick formated in ntfs to work, but my hard drive doesn't want to. I can't understand what the problem is. Maybe size matters? Maybe the external encloser? Maybe the formating utility? Any ideas?

[dboy64]

I have not been able to get my 200GB external drive working using these same instructions for about a week now. I decided to try my thumb drive and it worked. I thought I would test adding the non-working external drive along with the working thumb drive so I added it to the USB.CFG - first adding it to line 3 and then on line 2. With the bum drive added to line, I got the same result - the good thumb drive worked and the bad one did not show up. When I had the bum drive on line two and the good one on line three, multiMAN would freeze my PS3. I will have fix this with another homebrew FTP. I should note that every time I changed my USB.CFG, I restarted multiMAN.

In the end, I suspect there are some external drives that simply will not work. Further, I do not think the USB.CFG was meant to have more than the original first line and the additional drive.

I think I am going to try fat32format (http://www.ridgecrop.demon.co.uk/ind...at32format.htm). As I understand it, it keeps a FAT32 format but allows for larger partitions and larger than 4GB files. Worked well back in the Windows XP days. Hopefully it will now.

Anybody else give this a go?

[Dark_Stranger]

Hi everybody

I have the same problem

I have tried altering the USB.CFG file

with 2 lines, where i save the original value and write my own under.

and with only one line (my own).

I have a 500gb with one partition

it looks like this:

0X067b:0X3507:1

anything I'm missing?

Thanks in advance!

DS

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Edit:

Got it to work..

I changed the drive enclosure!!

[ivo monteiro]

My friend discovered something that ties then for me was impossible, it recorded in a Blu-Ray Media in format PKG the game Yakuza 4 and recorded for the HD of ps3 and played normally, I ask to them I eat this and possible knowing that it created an archive .PKG of 19 GB of the game.

[EvilEmpire83]

Works for me. You can't play from NTFS HD but you can back up your games from it. Make sure you make a GAMES folder and put the games in there.

[Grasshopper]

Originally Posted by becksterorange There is no parent option in windows xp. I went through the whole dropdown list and couldn't find any ID that looked anything like the one you gave as an example.

I had the same problem to, XP only gives you different options, can someone help please?

UPDATE & Solution:
For XP users you go to 'DEVICE Manager' and then go to 'Universal Serial Bus Controllers' and click on 'USB Mass Storage Device' and then go to details, it will show instantly without you having to scroll down the list.

[flytrod]

still to hard for me
going to give up

[kriss13]

"The last bit after 0x0000:x0000:X Where X is the volume number "

I think is 0x0000:0x0000:X