QUOTE(Modify_inc @ Dec 31 2006, 08:14 AM)

I didn't do the spoofing, I only choose the xtrem51c.bin and then added my new keys to it. What does the xtrem.bin default the spoof number to? .... I'm sure I'm making it more complicated than it is.
Also how can you tell what samsung drive you have if the top has been removed that has the rom version on it. The chip in my buddies drive says MT1359SE 0531-AUBL GZB23011. The printed date on the laser assembly is Sept 04, 2005. He had a custom clear case installed which doesn't require the drive lid. Of course he can't find the lid, and that was a awhile back. I know it's not a MS28, since it didn't require the 10 sec delay to flash. Anyways, after flashing it with the xtrem51c, I get open tray on my working backups, and I get unrecongized disc using orginals. It grinds for awhile with the original, and only spins for a second or two with my backups, then just stops. Not sure what's causing all that. Is there a certain version this samsung could be that doesn't work well with Xtreme 5.1? It played originals fine before.
Mike
Hi Mike,
The kernel on which the 4 and 5 series firmwares is built is a MS28, so you should be OK. In future though I recommend using the "Make Xtreme firmware.cmd" file, it reduces chances of error and walks you through the selection of firmware type and spoofing - give it a try just to test. Just put your orig.bin in the same directory as the cmd file, double click on the cmd file and follow the prompts - sweet.
As for your buddies drive... If the manufacture date is back in 2005, then I hazard a guess that it will be a MS25. For flashing purposes it really does not matter what it used to be, only what firmware you currently have on it (a MS25 will behave like a MS28 with v4 or v5 firmware on it, but like a MS25 with v3 firmware on it). In order though to prevent E66 errors when you upgrade to 4/5 then you do need to know what the original firmware was and spoof accordingly.
The errors he is seeing are not normal. My suggestions would be to;
1. Flash back to his original firmware (was it stock or hacked?)
2. Test to ensure things work again
3. If working again, try reflashing to 5.1 using above method and spoofing a MS25
4. If not working again, you have some other hardware problem, probably triggered by the rigors of taking the unit apart.
Note: Now that you have flashed to Xtreme 5.x, then in order to reflash to the original firmware you will need to either burn and use an Enable 0800 disk to put the drive in a mode for flashing like the MS25's, or use the bad-flash technique needed for MS28's
Good luck!