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JungleFlasher/360 Xtractor Pro/ Hitachi not reading backups
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downfall8
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31. July 2009 @ 22:20 |
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Ok. I've been trying to flash both a Hitachi 79 and a Hitachi 46.
Both have been flashed with iXtreme 1.51 and they load up fine, but once I put a backup into it it wont read it. It attempts to and then it ends with an "Open Tray"
It still reads Original games and DVDs but wont play backups, can't even get the "Insert this disc into an XBOX360 console" thing.
Also, when I dump the firmware it comes up as iXtreme:1.51:v46S-12x
Dumping f/w of Hitachi 0046/0047 by Ram Upload Method via WIN32 API
UnLocked!
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Dumped in 1160mS
Hitachi Dump file saved to C:\Users\Chuck\Documents\New Folder (2)\backup\Will\Dummy.bin
Loading Hitachi Dump to Source Buffer
Inquiry string found
Identify string found
Firmware is rev 0046
DVD key found @ 0x4F00 key is 061A85C460EF889C2EBCCE138580267B
Firmware is Hitachi OSIG: HL-DT-STDVD-ROM GDR3120L0046
Firmware type is: Stock
Loading target file C:\Users\Chuck\Documents\New Folder (2)\JungleFlasher v0.1.62 Beta\firmware\ix151-46.bin
Target File MD5 hash is: 6ee2ee129788e5ab406cdf2d4669816a
Inquiry string found
Identify string found
Firmware is rev 0046
DVD key found @ 0x4F00 key is 00000000000000000000000000000000
Firmware is Hitachi OSIG: HL-DT-STDVD-ROM GDR3120L0046
Firmware type is: iXtreme:1.51:v46S-12x
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qwert99
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31. July 2009 @ 22:25 |
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iXtreme 1.51 and above will not play non-stealthed games in order to protect people from getting banned. Sounds like this might be your issue.
Try running an ISO through ABGX360 on level 3 AutoFix and then burning it with ImgBurn and see if that works.
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downfall8
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31. July 2009 @ 22:26 |
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I've already thought of that. I've modded over 100 consoles and I've never had a problem with any of my games not playing.
I tried to play the game on another console with 1.6 and it worked.
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qwert99
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31. July 2009 @ 22:30 |
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Hmm... that's tricky, then.
It's possible that it could be a dirty lens, or some other laser issue. You could clean the lens with a q-tip and rubbing alcohol, and see if that helps.
Your firmware looks legit.
Not sure what else it could be, I am stumped. Hopefully somebody smarter than me will be along shortly.
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downfall8
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31. July 2009 @ 22:33 |
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Ha. I appreciate the help. Its been on two drives, one of which was a microsoft refurb that I just recieved this afternoon. Gonna do the qtip thing right now.
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qwert99
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31. July 2009 @ 22:34 |
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On second thought, I see the problem. You didn't flash the drive. Check your dump log. It says that the firmware is stock, and the drive key on your iXtreme is set to all 0000. What you were reading as the firmware type of the Hitachi was actually just the report of what the firmware type was in the "Target File".
Just try it again. Since you've done so many, I am sure you don't need directions and it was probably just a simple mistake.
Be careful with those Hitachis, though..
This message has been edited since posting. Last time this message was edited on 31. July 2009 @ 22:36
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downfall8
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31. July 2009 @ 23:17 |
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Still having the same issue. I've made sure that it is flashing with the correct key and the correct firmware. I've redownloaded the firmware from xbins.
Flashing Hacked f/w to Hitachi 0046/0047 by Mode Select Method via WIN32 API
UnLocked!
Dumping Flash:................................
Loading Hitachi Dump file
Inquiry string found
Identify string found
DVD key found @ 0x4F00 key is 061A85C460EF889C2EBCCE138580267B
Firmware is Hitachi OSIG: HL-DT-STDVD-ROM GDR3120L0046
Firmware type is: Stock
C:\Users\Chuck\Desktop\lite-ons only\JungleFlasher v0.1.55 Beta
Drive is Stock, rev 0046
Auto-Loading target file C:\Users\Chuck\Desktop\lite-ons only\JungleFlasher v0.1.55 Beta\firmware\ix151-46.bin
Target File MD5 hash is: 6ee2ee129788e5ab406cdf2d4669816a
Inquiry string found
Identify string found
DVD key found @ 0x4F00 key is 00000000000000000000000000000000
Firmware is Hitachi OSIG: HL-DT-STDVD-ROM GDR3120L0046
Firmware type is: iXtreme:1.51:v46S-12x
11 Sector Differences Found
Flash Stability Test
Flashing Sector 9003F000
Dumping Sector 9003F000:....
Read back & compare completed, Flashing Stable!
Repairing Test Sector.
Flashing Sector 9003F000
Done !
Flashing Sector 9003E000
Flashing Sector 90003000
Flashing Sector 90005000
Flashing Sector 90006000
Flashing Sector 9000A000
Flashing Sector 9001C000
Flashing Sector 90027000
Flashing Sector 9002E000
Flashing Sector 90033000
Flashing Sector 90034000
Flashing Sector 90035000
Done !
Write verify test..
Dumping Flash:................................
Read back & compare completed, Write Verified!
Flash Complete !
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qwert99
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31. July 2009 @ 23:26 |
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I don't have access to Jungle Flasher right now, but it still looks like when it read your bin on your DVD this past time, it was still stock. Even after you thought you had flashed it. Also, when it reports flashing ixtreme onto the drive, it still says the key is all 00.
I don't know if this is normal or not, but the issue seems to be in there somewhere.
Did you do the 'spoof source to target' thing?
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downfall8
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31. July 2009 @ 23:28 |
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It usually does it on its own. Hrmm. I'm going to redownload jungleflasher, and manually do it. Nice. Hopefully I've just been ignorant and my program effed up.
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qwert99
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31. July 2009 @ 23:34 |
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Yeah, hopefully that's it. I love it when I am stumped on something and it turns out to be something simple...at least I can stop worrying about it. :)
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downfall8
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1. August 2009 @ 03:27 |
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Still getting the same issues. I'm going to try and do it on another computer tomorrow. Maybe somehow my PC configs got jacked.
Dumping f/w of Hitachi 0078/0079 by Ram Upload Method via WIN32 API
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Dumped in 1296mS
Hitachi Dump file saved to C:\Users\Chuck\Documents\Brian\Hit-OFW2.bin
Loading Hitachi Dump to Source Buffer
Inquiry string found
Identify string found
Firmware is rev 0079-4B00
DVD key found @ 0x4B00 key is 1D94E3F6D599BC51E40603AD4442D43F
Firmware is Hitachi OSIG: HL-DT-STDVD-ROM GDR3120L0079
Firmware type is: Stock
Loading target file C:\Users\Chuck\Documents\New Folder (2)\JungleFlasher v0.1.62 Beta\firmware\ix151-79-4b00.bin
Target File MD5 hash is: 2817134fa0ba779519ba35a434264fb2
Inquiry string found
Identify string found
Firmware is rev 0079-4B00
DVD key found @ 0x4B00 key is 00000000000000000000000000000000
Firmware is Hitachi OSIG: HL-DT-STDVD-ROM GDR3120L0079
Firmware type is: iXtreme:1.51:v79-12x
Spoofing Target
DVD Key copied to target
Inquiry strings identical
Identify strings identical
DVD Player string copied for Hitachi to Hitachi
Flashing Hacked f/w to Hitachi 0078/0079 by Ram Upload Method via WIN32 API
Dumping Flash:................................
Hitachi Dump file saved to C:\Users\Chuck\Desktop\BACKUPS\Hit-OFW.bin
Loading Hitachi Dump to Source Buffer
Inquiry string found
Identify string found
Firmware is rev 0079-4B00
DVD key found @ 0x4B00 key is 1D94E3F6D599BC51E40603AD4442D43F
Firmware is Hitachi OSIG: HL-DT-STDVD-ROM GDR3120L0079
Firmware type is: Stock
C:\Users\Chuck\Documents\New Folder (2)\JungleFlasher v0.1.62 Beta
Drive is Stock, rev 0079
Auto-Loading target file C:\Users\Chuck\Documents\New Folder (2)\JungleFlasher v0.1.62 Beta\firmware\ix151-79-4b00.bin
Target File MD5 hash is: 2817134fa0ba779519ba35a434264fb2
Inquiry string found
Identify string found
Firmware is rev 0079-4B00
DVD key found @ 0x4B00 key is 00000000000000000000000000000000
Firmware is Hitachi OSIG: HL-DT-STDVD-ROM GDR3120L0079
Firmware type is: iXtreme:1.51:v79-12x
9 Sector Differences Found
Flash Stability Test
Flashing Sector 9003F000
Dumping Sector 9003F000:....
Read back & compare completed, Flashing Stable!
Repairing Test Sector.
Flashing Sector 9003F000
Done !
Flashing Sector 9003E000
Flashing Sector 90003000
Flashing Sector 90006000
Flashing Sector 9000A000
Flashing Sector 9001C000
Flashing Sector 90026000
Flashing Sector 9002D000
Flashing Sector 90034000
Flashing Sector 90035000
Done !
Write verify test..
Dumping Flash:................................
Read back & compare completed, Write Verified!
Flash Complete !
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1. August 2009 @ 05:38 |
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What media are you using?
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downfall8
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1. August 2009 @ 05:40 |
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Verbatim 2.4x
I am assuming it has something to do with my PC, I attempted to spoof a ms28 and it's doing the exact same thing as the hitachi[s] are.
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chris4160
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1. August 2009 @ 05:41 |
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Originally posted by downfall8:
Verbatim 2.4x
Maybe you should try the pot calibration then... but that dvd key doesn't seem right to me.
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downfall8
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1. August 2009 @ 13:41 |
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Remember I am having this problem with 2 different Hitachis, which is why there are two different Keys.
Also, if the key didnt match it wouldn't even play originals. It's playing the originals just fine though.
When I read the key it tells me that iXtreme 1.51 is the fw.
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downfall8
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1. August 2009 @ 15:17 |
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I've attempted to mod these on my other PC and I'm still coming up with the same results. I'm beginning to believe these drives have super security or something.
I was able to flash an MS28 with no problem.
I've attempted to use Jungleflasher and FW Toolbox. Any other recommendations?
Dumping f/w of Hitachi 0046/0047 by Ram Upload Method via WIN32 API
UnLocked!
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Dumped in 1281mS
Hitachi Dump file saved to C:\Users\Nick\Documents\Hit-OFW.bin
Loading Hitachi Dump to Source Buffer
Inquiry string found
Identify string found
Firmware is rev 0046
DVD key found @ 0x4F00 key is 061A85C460EF889C2EBCCE138580267B
Firmware is Hitachi OSIG: HL-DT-STDVD-ROM GDR3120L0046
Firmware type is: Stock
Loading target file C:\Users\Nick\Documents\JungleFlasher v0.1.62 Beta\firmware\ix151-46.bin
Target File MD5 hash is: 6ee2ee129788e5ab406cdf2d4669816a
Inquiry string found
Identify string found
Firmware is rev 0046
DVD key found @ 0x4F00 key is 00000000000000000000000000000000
Firmware is Hitachi OSIG: HL-DT-STDVD-ROM GDR3120L0046
Firmware type is: iXtreme:1.51:v46S-12x
Spoofing Target
DVD Key copied to target
Inquiry strings identical
Identify strings identical
DVD Player string copied for Hitachi to Hitachi
Flashing Hacked f/w to Hitachi 0046/0047 by Ram Upload Method via WIN32 API
UnLocked!
Dumping Flash:................................
Hitachi Dump file saved to C:\Users\Nick\Documents\JungleFlasher v0.1.62 Beta\firmware\Hit-OFW.bin
Loading Hitachi Dump to Source Buffer
Inquiry string found
Identify string found
Firmware is rev 0046
DVD key found @ 0x4F00 key is 061A85C460EF889C2EBCCE138580267B
Firmware is Hitachi OSIG: HL-DT-STDVD-ROM GDR3120L0046
Firmware type is: Stock
C:\Users\Nick\Documents\JungleFlasher v0.1.62 Beta
Drive is Stock, rev 0046
Auto-Loading target file C:\Users\Nick\Documents\JungleFlasher v0.1.62 Beta\firmware\ix151-46.bin
Target File MD5 hash is: 6ee2ee129788e5ab406cdf2d4669816a
Inquiry string found
Identify string found
Firmware is rev 0046
DVD key found @ 0x4F00 key is 00000000000000000000000000000000
Firmware is Hitachi OSIG: HL-DT-STDVD-ROM GDR3120L0046
Firmware type is: iXtreme:1.51:v46S-12x
11 Sector Differences Found
Flash Stability Test
Flashing Sector 9003F000
Dumping Sector 9003F000:....
Read back & compare completed, Flashing Stable!
Repairing Test Sector.
Flashing Sector 9003F000
Done !
Flashing Sector 9003E000
Flashing Sector 90003000
Flashing Sector 90005000
Flashing Sector 90006000
Flashing Sector 9000A000
Flashing Sector 9001C000
Flashing Sector 90027000
Flashing Sector 9002E000
Flashing Sector 90033000
Flashing Sector 90034000
Flashing Sector 90035000
Done !
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qwert99
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1. August 2009 @ 17:31 |
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There is always iPrep or DosFlash. Might want to give those a shot.
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downfall8
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1. August 2009 @ 17:39 |
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I thought IPREP was for benq,sam, and liteon only.
Also... never attempted to use dosflash. I'l give them a go.
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qwert99
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1. August 2009 @ 17:51 |
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I think iPrep MIGHT work on Hitachis if you get your drive into mode B manually by either playing the audio CD or using the Slax boot method. I think you have to unplug the SATA cable after you get it into mode B and then reboot it into iPrep/DosFlash or something. Sorry, don't quite remember fully. It's been a while.
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mgaray
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26. August 2009 @ 22:54 |
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I have the same problem with 3 different Hitachi drives, did you resolve the problem? My drives some times reads wave 2 disks, always originals. I'm absolutely sure they are flashed with ix 1.51
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downfall8
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26. August 2009 @ 22:58 |
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I thought it was my PC but tried on another with the same problem.
tried to spoof to another drive and it still did the same thing. I'm guessing it's a coincidence and the lasers are bad on them.
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Jhonnyyoy
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20. November 2009 @ 17:19 |
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im haveing the same problem it reads original games fine and older backups but the last few months its been haveing this problem i updated to firmware to 1.51 and it still not fixed it. its like it works random but once i turn it off and back on i have to keep opening the try and closeing till it reads it how come my older backups work but not the ones im doing now
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