QUOTE(Antman1 @ Dec 14 2008, 03:58 PM)
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why remove the bridge? If you follow the contacts all you are doing is completing the connection to the spot on the DVD Power cable for tx and if you check the power cable it does not have any wire on it so there is no need to remove it. once it is soldered the advantage (which doesnt matter now) is that the drive doesnt have to be opened again if you have a cable with the wire on the power cable going to the tx pin. so for some it is an advantage but you do not have to remove the wire. it is easy for some to just bridge it. for anyone not handy with a soldering iron use a spear or homemade version.
From what i am reading on the forums, once you have the key you will not need to reopen the DVDrom anyway as it will be able to be flashed by the Sata bus so why not try to leave the DVDrom in its original condition
QUOTE(Antman1 @ Dec 14 2008, 03:58 PM)
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why remove the bridge? If you follow the contacts all you are doing is completing the connection to the spot on the DVD Power cable for tx and if you check the power cable it does not have any wire on it so there is no need to remove it. once it is soldered the advantage (which doesnt matter now) is that the drive doesnt have to be opened again if you have a cable with the wire on the power cable going to the tx pin. so for some it is an advantage but you do not have to remove the wire. it is easy for some to just bridge it. for anyone not handy with a soldering iron use a spear or homemade version.
From what i am reading on the forums, once you have the key you will not need to reopen the DVDrom anyway as it will be able to be flashed by the Sata bus so why not try to leave the DVDrom in its original condition