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Get Liteon key without probe?
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iHacker
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3. March 2011 @ 19:45 |
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I have a 74850c Liteon drive and need the key to replace the drive. I have no CK3 or probe and no money for either, but I do have a spare drive to replace it with. Can I get the key with only a paper clip or screwdriver by bridging the R707 points with no other tools? Please help. Thanks!
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widowmaka
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4. March 2011 @ 07:47 |
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iHacker
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4. March 2011 @ 14:28 |
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You never said what a chisel was and nobody answered my original question regarding the paper clip/screwdriver method.
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4. March 2011 @ 14:52 |
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There are 2 methods available to you at low cost,
1) is the home made probe jobby, see peluynati's reply in your other thread.
2) Full Firmware dump with the MRA hack, see the jungleflasher PDF tutorial (google it) for details this method
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iHacker
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4. March 2011 @ 16:01 |
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Ok, is the mra hard? I was not able to find an mra guide but I do have the PDF so I will check it.
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4. March 2011 @ 16:16 |
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Originally posted by iHacker:
Ok, is the mra hard? I was not able to find an mra guide but I do have the PDF so I will check it.
The MRA is a ballace, it involves cutting traces and soldering resistor to the PCB. This is belived to be the safest on Live
The probe is quite easy however only extracts the key itself, you would then spoof that key to the CFW.
Both methods are explained in the Jungleflasher.pdf
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iHacker
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5. March 2011 @ 10:05 |
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OK, but the MRA seems difficult from what I've seen.
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5. March 2011 @ 11:13 |
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Originally posted by iHacker:
OK, but the MRA seems difficult from what I've seen.
So your left with the probe method then. See peluynati's reply in the other thread.
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5. March 2011 @ 13:45 |
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ban this guy lol
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5. March 2011 @ 15:23 |
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dude just use a piece of solder ,or a bread tie..i used this method like 10 times
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iHacker
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5. March 2011 @ 22:39 |
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Originally posted by miketrev:
Originally posted by iHacker:
OK, but the MRA seems difficult from what I've seen.
So your left with the probe method then. See peluynati's reply in the other thread.
OK, thanks.
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iHacker
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5. March 2011 @ 22:40 |
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Originally posted by miketrev:
Originally posted by iHacker:
OK, but the MRA seems difficult from what I've seen.
So your left with the probe method then. See peluynati's reply in the other thread.
OK, thanks. Nobody ever answered my paper clip/ screwdriver question though. I guess its impossible to do that without a probe and get the key? All I need is the key. Or maybe solder the R707 points together?
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6. March 2011 @ 02:53 |
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Originally posted by iHacker:
Originally posted by miketrev:
Originally posted by iHacker:
OK, but the MRA seems difficult from what I've seen.
So your left with the probe method then. See peluynati's reply in the other thread.
OK, thanks. Nobody ever answered my paper clip/ screwdriver question though. I guess its impossible to do that without a probe and get the key? All I need is the key. Or maybe solder the R707 points together?
The home made probe is made out of a paperclip / pen inside. You do need some more components though.
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6. March 2011 @ 07:02 |
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buy the tools that are needed a scorpion cost $15 you wont have any problems with the phat lite-on again and you wont ask the same question twice with other words.Senior Member and AfterDawn Addict hate when we ask stuff like that read first or they will hand your ass to you. I have it done to me. this only my opinoin
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6. March 2011 @ 07:05 |
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Originally posted by iHacker:
I have a 74850c Liteon drive and need the key to replace the drive. I have no CK3 or probe and no money for either, but I do have a spare drive to replace it with. Can I get the key with only a paper clip or screwdriver by bridging the R707 points with no other tools? Please help. Thanks!
sorry didnt read the whole post but save up for it. but please at least buy the scopion tool that save you a lot of time
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iHacker
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6. March 2011 @ 19:27 |
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Originally posted by achene:
Originally posted by iHacker:
I have a 74850c Liteon drive and need the key to replace the drive. I have no CK3 or probe and no money for either, but I do have a spare drive to replace it with. Can I get the key with only a paper clip or screwdriver by bridging the R707 points with no other tools? Please help. Thanks!
sorry didnt read the whole post but save up for it. but please at least buy the scopion tool that save you a lot of time
Thanks a lot for the info. Please do not accuse me of rewording the question but my original one was, "Could I bridge the R707 points and not use a probe?" Thanks for all the info though.
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7. March 2011 @ 08:43 |
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Originally posted by iHacker:
Thanks a lot for the info. Please do not accuse me of rewording the question but my original one was, "Could I bridge the R707 points and not use a probe?" Thanks for all the info though.
Its possible but very risky, many people have blown their drives this way and once this happens your xbox is dead (unless its JTAGABLE).
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iHacker
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7. March 2011 @ 14:10 |
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Mine is jtaggable. Do I just bridge it and that's it? How exactly do I do it?
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7. March 2011 @ 14:40 |
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Originally posted by iHacker:
Mine is jtaggable. Do I just bridge it and that's it? How exactly do I do it?
Winner, JTAG it then, get the drive key from the Keyvault & CPU key :D, then just spoof your new drive.
If you did really want to go ahead with the soldering method, you still need a DB9 connector and such. I cant seem to find a guide for you on the this method, I have never done it personally. A lot of peeps point to this Wiki Page
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