The 'proper' way to fix this would be to restore each Xbox's individual EEPROM, then just change each Xbox's hard drive password (again, using ConfigMagic) to be all zeroes. Pick 'on the fly edit' from the left, change the MAC address, update the EEPROM, exit. It is the disk-saving solution to clone USB flash. AweClone for Mac also can help you create a compressed disk image of USB flash drive on Mac. Create disk image of USB flash drive on Mac. It is very fast and quickly to clone USB flash drive on Mac. You can do this by using an app such as ConfigMagic. Click on 'Copy Now' button to clone the USB flash drive to the destination drive under Mac OS. This should let you enter your own MAC address, it is designed to clone the MAC address of your network card. If your goal is to be able to use one hard drive password across multiple Xboxes so that you can swap hard drives between them (or clone from one to others), then you should just 'null' your hard drive keys, which means changing the hard drive key to be all zeroes instead of whatever unique key is currently set on each Xbox.Īnyways, the easiest way to fix this is probably to change your Xbox's EEPROM and just change each Xbox's MAC address to be unique. Find the correct menu to change your MAC address It is usually in 'Setup > Advanced', youre looking for a menu called 'MAC Address Clone'. Keep in mind, the MAC address is different from the hard drives security password (a unique key to lock the drive to each console). MAC addresses are for networking and dont have anything to do with the hard drive. Your MAC addresses shouldn't be the same and I assume it got that way because you restored one Xbox's EEPROM onto the others, which generally isn't a good idea. The MAC address is stored in the EEPROM, which is a physical chip sitting on the Xboxs motherboard.

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