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how to swap a non working Lite-on with a Samsung 943
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17. February 2009 @ 14:13 |
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Okay here's my situation. I have a 36O with a Lite-on drive. I sucessfully extracted the key, I however I fried the drive and it won't eject. I have a Samusng T943 drive. Is there a tutorial on spoofing a Lite-on with this Samsung? My computer doesn't have a floppy nor does it boot from the usb.
JB
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17. February 2009 @ 18:31 |
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this is indeed possible...
i suggest getting the latest version of 360 firmware toolbox via xbins, or whatever method you choose, and using it to spoof the firmware. if you are not familiar with the how to do it, just use the readme.instuctions with the program. most programs come with a text document or a link containing instructions on how to use it. as far as flashing is concerned, after the spoof you can use several methods, the easiest would prolly be jungleflasher or iprep.
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17. February 2009 @ 18:40 |
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thought you had a replacement lite-on...at least thats what your other posts say......
Come talk with us on efnet at #elitemods !!! or just click ME
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17. February 2009 @ 19:05 |
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If the only piece of information you have is the Key ... then NO, it won't work.
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The Xbox 360 system is married to the specific DVD drive when it ships from the factory. Two parts in the DVD firmware is linking it to the 360, the first is the DVD encryption key, e.g. 9174C2D5905AE8B9ACB23CD116XXXXXX, and the second is the drive identity, e.g. PLDS DG-16D2S 74850CA0A1D608CG81881200VM1.
For any games to start at all the key stored in the NAND flash has to match the key in the firmware on DVD drive, else only DVD movies will play.
Earlier drives (Toshiba-Samsung, Hitachi-LG, and BenQ) had the same drive identification string, but the new Lite-On has an unique identifier per drive.
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17. February 2009 @ 19:47 |
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I ordered a new Lite-on drive. And I got a Samsung drive that i got from a broken 360 that's already flashed. But I don't have the original firware. That's why I went ahead and ordered the Lite-on drive.
JB
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17. February 2009 @ 19:50 |
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Can I use Toolbox 4.8 to exchange drives.
JB
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17. February 2009 @ 19:51 |
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Originally posted by juaneryle:
I ordered a new Lite-on drive. And I got a Samsung drive that i got from a broken 360 that's already flashed. But I don't have the original firware. That's why I went ahead and ordered the Lite-on drive.
Just like in your other thread... this is the same situation.
You need 4 pieces of valuable information from your bricked Lite-ON drive.
Key
Inquiry
Identify
Serial Information
If you do not have that information from your ORIGINAL LITE-ON DRIVE ... The Lite-ON drive you just ordered is useless.
Swapping PCB boards in this situation will not work, since your original board is fried.
DO YOU HAVE THE KEY, INQUIRY, IDENTIFY, AND THE SERIAL INFORMATION?
This message has been edited since posting. Last time this message was edited on 17. February 2009 @ 19:53
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17. February 2009 @ 20:07 |
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Yes I do have the key.bin, iquiry.bin, and identify.bin from the broken Lite-on drive.
JB
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17. February 2009 @ 20:12 |
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Originally posted by juaneryle:
Yes I do have the key.bin, iquiry.bin, and identify.bin from the broken Lite-on drive.
Then what you will need to do is load that information into Jungle Flasher, or better, do you have a dummy.bin? You can just load the dummy.bin, and then on the target portion, load ix1.5. Click spoof source to target and save your firmware file. Go over to MTKflash tab and click l-o-eras. Power cycle when prompted. Then click write.
One thing you will need to verify is the serial information. Check mark the box Advanced view and click serial tab. If the majority of the information is FF's, you are going to have to hex edit infromation off of your original Lite-ON drive into the dummy.bin.
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