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Need someone who can read TSOP
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Cyph3rrr
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18. November 2009 @ 12:17 |
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I bought a used xbox 360 (with a broken dvd drive) to replace my RROD box and was just gonna swap drives. Anyways, i need to get the drive key off of the new drive so i can spoof the other drive. The drive is a Hitachi and i can get it into mode b with jungleflasher, and it is detected and shows under my computer. But the computer either freezes or returns a dump error when im getting the fw off of it.
So i did some googling and came to a few threads on this site that said that some members up here can read the TSOP and get the drivekey. I would like to get someone to help with that, i have paypal and all that. So message if you can help. Thanks.
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18. November 2009 @ 12:18 |
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pm me
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liquidwtr
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18. November 2009 @ 14:01 |
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Wat exactly is TSOP?, i'm googling around now but some links on it or info would be nice, if it's an alternative method to getting the dvd key i'd rly like to know
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18. November 2009 @ 14:45 |
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tsop is a form factor of flash proms like dip packages and what not just a type of package. i have access to a bp programmer model 1410 that can read and reprogram almost any package type.
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Cyph3rrr
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19. November 2009 @ 01:13 |
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Originally posted by ecknight:
tsop is a form factor of flash proms like dip packages and what not just a type of package. i have access to a bp programmer model 1410 that can read and reprogram almost any package type.
thanks for explaining it lol
i hopefully have someone that can help right now, thanks for replying though.
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qwert99
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19. November 2009 @ 10:12 |
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Originally posted by ecknight:
tsop is a form factor of flash proms like dip packages and what not just a type of package. i have access to a bp programmer model 1410 that can read and reprogram almost any package type.
So then do you completely remove the flash chip and read it in your EPROM reader? If so, how is it getting it back into the console?
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19. November 2009 @ 10:42 |
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this is what i do for a living( not with xboxs but other high end electronics ) i am an electronics tech 3 so i test troubleshhot and repair stuff. And where i work they are nice enough to let me use any company equipment as long as i am not on company time. i have access to a BGA machine for reflows or out right replacements, couple thousand dollar soldering stations and the works. So to answer your question taking them off and putting them back on is not that diffucult but not something i would try on a home soldering iron at all.
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qwert99
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19. November 2009 @ 10:43 |
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Well, that explains it. Thanks for satisfying my curiosity!
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Cyph3rrr
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19. November 2009 @ 13:27 |
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Originally posted by qwert99:
So then do you completely remove the flash chip and read it in your EPROM reader? If so, how is it getting it back into the console?
well he explained it, but...i wouldn't really need to get it soldered back on anyways. i just need the drivekey from it so i can spoof my working drive.
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jerred121
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19. November 2009 @ 18:21 |
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I have a drive that had the power cord plugged in upside down so naturally the drive is dead, I want to replace it but of course I need the keys. Can anyone help me out with this?
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19. November 2009 @ 18:36 |
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Originally posted by ecknight:
this is what i do for a living( not with xboxs but other high end electronics ) i am an electronics tech 3 so i test troubleshhot and repair stuff. And where i work they are nice enough to let me use any company equipment as long as i am not on company time. i have access to a BGA machine for reflows or out right replacements, couple thousand dollar soldering stations and the works. So to answer your question taking them off and putting them back on is not that diffucult but not something i would try on a home soldering iron at all.
Hey ecknight,
don't suppose you are in the uk? i have 3 sh*tachi drives that need the tsop reprogrammed :( i have the dvd keys for each of them.
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20. November 2009 @ 07:32 |
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sorry, but im in the US, Ohio to be exact
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20. November 2009 @ 08:43 |
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Originally posted by ecknight:
sorry, but im in the US, Ohio to be exact
lol thats funny, me to! where abouts you at?
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20. November 2009 @ 09:19 |
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