quinou96

Salut, le lecteur LiteOn et surement flashable lisez cet article : I attempted to dump the firmware with my VIA chipset as well yesterday. When the drive wasn't turned on completely yet I got status 0x80. When I turned it on a millisecond later the status switched to 0x52/0xD2. The light starts flashing then and the drive doesnt react anymore at all as if it just turned itself off. I once opened the tray before turning the 360 on and as soon as the light started flashing it wouldnt even close the drive when I turned the 360 off however the status of the drive(opening and closing) still seemed to work in the dashboard... tongue.gif So I unplugged the sata cable turned the 360 on and then quickly connected the SATA cable again and got 0x51 which changes to 0xD1 when you turn it off(like when you attempt reading the firmware when the drive was turned on minutes ago...). So I got a BenQ drive and checked what it does at the certain moments to compare. When you leave it turned on and try to read the firmware it returns 0x51/0xD1 as the firmware guard is still active. When I turned it off and back on then the status changed to 0x73 and it started reading the firmware, at this point the Lite On returns 0x52. So my guess is that we need a new version of dosflash which starts reading when the drive returns 0x52. I tried the same with mtkflash as well and it returned the same status codes but it wouldnt start reading when the status was 0x73 so I suppose this might be the solution. The drive acts exactly like a BenQ does the same noises at the same moments and the PCB board looks very similar so I guess the BenQ iXtreme firmware should work after injecting the drive key. The key system is still active as the other guy stated before, the BenQ drive wouldnt play any games... I apologize in advance if this is just bullshit so please correct me if I'm wrong... This post has been edited by Wilhelm_I: Yesterday, 11:05 AM http://forums.xbox-scene.com/index.php?sho...8236&st=270 Voila