QUOTE(mucho181 @ Jan 30 2009, 05:13 AM)

QUOTE(pricemeista33 @ Jan 30 2009, 05:03 AM)

I have this EXACT SAME PROBLEM and please don't tell me to read the first post as if I hadn't done so already. I really believe that it's the INQUIRY information if you take a look at how the info is rearranged, ie. PLDS, 74850C, and DG-16D2S is all written as:
47 58C0 LPSD GD
1-D6S2
If there's anyone out there who will either write up a quick "Hex Workshop", "as that's what I'm using", tut or post what we need to do in order to get our information as it should be so the Lite-On can perform once again with iX1.5 and it would be greatly appreciated.
I will tomorrow try to write the inq.bin in right orde to see what happen it cant be worster ....
@pricemeista: give me a couple of days i'll try to make a small app to check/patch the
Serial Data, which is what we're talking on.
@pricemeista & mucho181:
1) The
identify (not the inquiry) info came in a byte-swapped word (2 bytes swapped) directly from the bus,most info comes in this manner from different bus of different devices. Also all our inquire data are byte-swapped, so it's right.
2) Changing your serial info probably doesn't resume the drive, the only sensible parameter from the drive and the box seems to be the dvd-key, so...
3) Have you dumped the key only once? have you only 1 key.bin? more than once? from the same app or from different apps (in this case you can compare the key.bin data)?
4) Try to hex view at 0xA030 of the spoofed firm, you MUST find your key, if it's not there, there was a problem in the spoofing procedure with your app. If it's there ...sorry but i'm thinking that your key is wrong

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Wrong key sympton : the box doesn't play backup & original games, it plays only DVD video (for which the de/encryption is not required, i suppose, so the key isn't needed)