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M35514H

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Ts-h943 / Ms28 Fw Backup/flash Help
« on: January 22, 2008, 10:40:00 PM »

Hi folks, I'm using an Asus P5GD1-VM motherboard with an Intel ICH6 SATA chipset, which according to the tutorial is compatible.  I'm trying to backup/flash a TS-H943 MS28 drive and have tried a number of different methods all to no avail.  Also, drive is showing up fine in the BIOS.

I've tried booting off a USB/Floppy/CD and every time I boot into dos and type the command line "mtkflash r /m orig.bin" it hangs and gives the following message:

"Port: 1F0, Master/Slave: B0"

It doesn't freeze, I can ctrl+c out of it, but it doesn't work either.  I have tried autoflasher and a number of other utilities, without success.  I perusing the xbox-scene forums pretty heavily and some suggest that I MUST use a Via chipset.

Any direction or suggestion anyone could provide would be greatly appreciated.  I've done a few Hitachi-LG FW mods without incident, but can't seem to get this drive workin', PLZ HELP!

Cheers,

M35514H
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zoomerman

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Ts-h943 / Ms28 Fw Backup/flash Help
« Reply #1 on: February 03, 2020, 12:42:00 AM »

may i suggest using the iprep and 1.4 ixtreme it has on screen instructions and when you prep it it auto seeks your sata port giving you a useable floppy/usb disc with instructions when to turn on and of drive
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Ts-h943 / Ms28 Fw Backup/flash Help
« Reply #2 on: February 03, 2020, 12:58:00 AM »

you forget one step, and this will not work with ICH6 chipset (so reply above is useless)

With an MS28 you need to bypass firmguard. You can do this in 2 ways:

10s trick (this one requires VIA sata chipset)

VCC trick (you need to solder something off)

search the forums on those 2 and you'll find A LOT of info

the easiest way is to buy a cheap VIA PCI card (about 15 euro) and do the 10s trick

This post has been edited by cypher21: Yesterday, 08:59 AM
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