Using an XSATA or Xchange 360 on a Macintosh

[RARusk]

I just purchased an XSATA transfer device for my Xbox 360 today. I also have an Xchange 360 that will allow me to connect an Xbox 360 memory unit to a PC.

 

However, I use an Intel Mac Mini. And the programs that come with these devices are Windows ONLY. Although I am aware that you can run VMWare Fusion and run Windows on the Mac (so I can run these devices) I do not have it.

 

What I want is for my Mac to see these devices so I can use them and transfer my game saves, especially my GTA IV saves, to my computer for safekeeping. It shouldn't be that hard.

 

Is there any program that will allow one to use these devices on a Macintosh? I really would like to know.

[Hyper_Eye]

Try virtualbox. It is a free VM and I use it to run both WinXP and Solaris 10 under Linux.

 

http://www.virtualbox.org

 

I mostly use it for cross-compiling (porting my software) and Netflix Instant Viewing.

Edited July 7, 2008 by Hyper_Eye