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[Mycah]

I used your tape and solder suggestion and it worked like a champ.  One thing I had to do is just apply a bit of pressure on the tape to make a good contact when running dvdkey.  I just used my thumbnail on the lump of solder and it read fine.  Otherwise I got a stupid Sega 54 error.

Thanks again.

This post has been edited by Mycah: Nov 2 2008, 08:52 AM

[mase2k]

which xtractor did you use?

[Krystm]

QUOTE(mase2k @ Nov 2 2008, 01:50 PM)

which xtractor did you use?

I got the newest one I think Oct Release. got it about 2 weeks ago.

[BombTester]

Ok so what you saying is all i have to do is Open the drive bridge the 1 area and conect my power cable to the motherboard and sata cable to the pc and run xtractor to get the key?

[wizard4444]

when you place the scotch tape on the drive. Can you take it off once you have the key and everything?

[ps2moduk]

yes wizard, and stick it away in a cupboard (a good idea is to burn your firmware for that drive to  a cd and stick it in the drive for safe keeping as well.

[BALLIN5]

i have the conectivity kit v1 to get power source to dvd drive, and via card to read firmware.

Where does the serial adaptor come into play-** Requirements ** Hardware Reader - Premade Extractor / Homemade Serial Reader with RS232 Chip in it.

whats the sheap alternative for use with my conectivity kit v1?

I have flashed all previous dvd drives except for the lite-on and the hitachi v79!

[wizard4444]

I have a LiteOn dg-16d2s and I have a spare hitachi drive. Does it matter what drive you spoof?

[HERiTAGE]

QUOTE(wizard4444 @ Nov 10 2008, 04:57 AM)

I have a LiteOn dg-16d2s and I have a spare hitachi drive. Does it matter what drive you spoof?

No, you can spoof all drives.

[wizard4444]

I heard that you have a better chance of getting banned from Xbox live if you dont spoof it woth a benq. Is that true?

Also, When I have to Weld the Tx and Rx, do i just use a wire and connect that to my computer? What does it mean by rebuild the Tx and Rx points?

[wizard4444]

QUOTE

(IMG:http://www.kry-net.com/Pics/xscene/lite-on.jpg)

In the image it says RxD, Txd and Gxd...
Im not exactly sure what to do with those?
Can someone please explain to me?

This post has been edited by wizard4444: Nov 10 2008, 05:40 PM

[XLNC]

Is there any reason why I can't use some solder to bridge the two points (R707). Will it stop me from using the drive normally or does it not matter since I don't think sticking some solder seems very reliable or it may be but it might be more trouble for me to make sure there's good contact and that the tape holds it in place.

[BALLIN5]

QUOTE(BALLIN5 @ Nov 9 2008, 04:47 PM)

i have the conectivity kit v1 to get power source to dvd drive, and via card to read firmware.

Where does the serial adaptor come into play-** Requirements ** Hardware Reader - Premade Extractor / Homemade Serial Reader with RS232 Chip in it.

whats the sheap alternative for use with my conectivity kit v1?

I have flashed all previous dvd drives except for the lite-on and the hitachi v79!

any feedback?

[falconnz]

Hello

I read in the 360xtractor manual that you only actually need to bridge R707 for it to be able to read the key. however that didnt seem to work, I also bridged R708 but this didnt seem to work.



there is one confusing thing that I cant figure out. actually theres two.

1) does the bridging have to be done before you power on the drive or can you press the timer button on the software and bridge it while its on.

2) It says to eject the drive then push it back in, when you do that it pulls the drive in automaticly. Do you let it go all the way in or only half way in.

3) Do you actually need serial? the software doesnt seem to indicate anything about serial.

[Matt300]

Can someone post a pic or tell me the proper way to plug in drive  the drive power cable that came with the xtractor 360, I'm afraid I might plug it in wrong.