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[Dark_Neo]

My original drive was a v46, but a motherboard problem meant getting a new motherboard, which originally had a v59. The drive had been modded quite a bit, but I had a restore previous to starting this.

Anyway the 46 is off being repaired atm, but I've got my hands on a v47 which I'd like to try, can anyone give me a diff between an unmodded v47 and a v47 faked as a v59?

BTW where is the checksum located? Is it at 0x0003E7FC? If so I'm sure the checksum was zeroed out on the firmware, hence the problem. Is there a way to recalculate the checksum on a firmware? (I don't want to use any modded code, just need to fake it as a v59)

[Druggedpolak]

I have read everything and understood it all too  
I have a v78 and would like to use my old 47dh in it.
What I am wondering is this part

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5-Hexediting the original firmware :
starting at >2030 (2 bytes) backwards version becomes "95"
starting at >20D4 (2 bytes) forewards version becomes "59"
starting at >20DE (8 bytes) ver. build date becomes "06/01/24"

The second part of the firmware:
starting at >3D49E (2 bytes) forewards version becomes "59"
starting at >3D4A8 (8 bytes) ver. build date becomes "06/01/24"
starting at >3D51C (2 bytes) backwards version becomes "95

Does anyone with a v78 know the backwards, forewards, and build date for it?
Is there anyone who can show me what these are if I Hex edit it and show these addresses?
Thanks a bunch  

[myfranco]

Maximus firmware toolbox 3.0 is doing that now.Just use the spoof option and you'll be fine.

[Druggedpolak]

wow thanks!  
That saves me a lot of trouble.
Toolbox 3.0 just keeps getting better and better lol