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[Secret-Service]

Features from Non-Stealth Benq iXtreme 1.41 rev 2 12X speed - BenQ only
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(v1.41) Read Sector fix
(v1.4)  Disc jitter fix
(v1.1)  Extra compatability for some DVD movies
(v1.0)   Boots ALL Stealth or non Stealth Xbox 360 backups
(v1.0)   Boots ALL compatible Stealth or non Stealth Xbox 1 backups
(v1.0)   Boots all Xbox 360 originals
(v1.0)   Boots all compatible Xbox 1 originals on Xbox 360


Features from Secret-Service 1.0 Public

(1.0) Disk speed fixet on dashbord so it match the original firmware.

This firmware is tested on xbox live in a month and no ban, but as always use on Xbox Live at own risk.

Why do i made this fix? Because if Microsoft can detect driving at 8X speed so maybe they can detect wrong speed on dash board if the disc is in the drive.

Thanks to all testers an C4EVA for the Non-Stealth firmware.

If you has questions i are on xbox-hacker and xbox-scene

I cant write the link here but you can pm me and get a links to it. Enjoy

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This is just an edited version of 1.41 non stealth to BenQ but i has get a another name so people dont think it is a new from C4

This post has been edited by Secret-Service: Dec 7 2009, 11:04 PM

[Takashi]

Oh yeah this sounds safe.

[Secret-Service]

QUOTE(Takashi @ Dec 7 2009, 10:51 PM)

Oh yeah this sounds safe.

okay? if you not have nothing serious to offer so do not write here

[Secret-Service]

Sorry for the name it was a mistake the real name is Non-Stealth Benq iXtreme 1.41 rev 2 12X speed - Edit 1.0  - BenQ only.


I mean that this fix the error on the dashboard. in the original 1.41 BenQ non stealth the drive spins in 5X at the dashbord and that do the original BenQ firmware not.

You can try to install the original 1.41 rev2 12X speed on you BenQ, put a game in an you can here the drive spin on the dashbord constantly. Thats the bug i has fix in Edit 1.0
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This post has been edited by Secret-Service: Dec 7 2009, 11:59 PM

[alwaysonjohn]

No offense, but what did you do to this firmware to call it your own.  What I see is old firmware with your name on it. 1.41 came out in every speed so do you mind telling me what "modified".

[Secret-Service]

QUOTE(alwaysonjohn @ Dec 8 2009, 12:14 AM)

No offense, but what did you do to this firmware to call it your own.  What I see is old firmware with your name on it. 1.41 came out in every speed so do you mind telling me what "modified".

I has rename it for the first.. I mean that this fix the error on the dashboard. in the original 1.41 BenQ non stealth the drive spins in 5X at the dashbord and that do the original BenQ firmware not.

You can try to install the original 1.41 rev2 12X speed on you BenQ, put a game in an you can here the drive spin on the dashbord constantly. Thats the bug i has fix in Edit 1.0

And yes this is a old firmware :-) i just has fixede that i write. This firmware has nothing to do whit multispeed but a bug there is on the dashbord when a game is in the drive

[Secret-Service]

You can also do this by you self if you want here a little help

[carniver]

QUOTE(Secret-Service @ Dec 7 2009, 03:52 PM)

You can also do this by you self if you want here a little help

I actually like your work, keep it up buddy!

[Toddler]

QUOTE(Takashi @ Dec 7 2009, 03:51 PM)

Oh yeah this sounds safe.

It's a simple hex edit to modify the drive speed (I've documented the hex locations previously in this forum), and he seems to be applying the same revised settings C4E applied in later "fixed" firmware releases.  Assuming he did it correctly, what Secret-Service has done should be safer than the unedited original.

I know that the following three locations control the drive speeds during gameplay:

0000BFB1
0000BFBD
0000BFC9

In the 12x firmware, those values are as follows (0C = 12 in hexadecimal, 08 and 05 are obvious):

0000BFB1 = 0C (12x)
0000BFBD = 08 (8x)
0000BFC9 = 05 (5x)

The first location controls the max speed. The second and third locations specify fallback speeds.  The proper (stock) setting is 12x max, with fallback speeds of 8x and 5x.  So you can see from the screenshots that those fallback speeds were also fixed by C4E in subsequent releases (and inadvertently fixed here as well by Secret-Service).

I don't have specific knowledge of the 0000BFCE location, but it was changed to 02 in C4E's later (fixed) releases, and one must assume he changed it for a reason.  Given that we know what the other settings control, that location presumably controls the dashboard speed.  That does seems somewhat puzzling, because 02 = 2x elsewhere, whereas 02 seems to represent something different (12x) here.  But again, if you trust C4E, then what Secret-Service has offered here seems like a good thing, not a bad thing.

[Secret-Service]

QUOTE(Toddler @ Dec 8 2009, 02:17 AM)

It's a simple hex edit to modify the drive speed (I've documented the hex locations previously in this forum), and he seems to be applying the same revised settings C4E applied in later "fixed" firmware releases.  Assuming he did it correctly, what Secret-Service has done should be safer than the unedited original.

I know that the following three locations control the drive speeds during gameplay:

0000BFB1
0000BFBD
0000BFC9

In the 12x firmware, those values are as follows (0C = 12 in hexadecimal, 08 and 05 are obvious):

0000BFB1 = 0C (12x)
0000BFBD = 08 (8x)
0000BFC9 = 05 (5x)

The first location controls the max speed. The second and third locations specify fallback speeds.  The proper (stock) setting is 12x max, with fallback speeds of 8x and 5x.  So you can see from the screenshots that those fallback speeds were also fixed by C4E in subsequent releases (and inadvertently fixed here as well by Secret-Service).

I don't have specific knowledge of the 0000BFCE location, but it was changed to 02 in C4E's later (fixed) releases, and one must assume he changed it for a reason.  Given that we know what the other settings control, that location presumably controls the dashboard speed.  That does seems somewhat puzzling, because 02 = 2x elsewhere, whereas 02 seems to represent something different (12x) here.  But again, if you trust C4E, then what Secret-Service has offered here seems like a good thing, not a bad thing.

Thanks you can explain it much better than me :-) i just try to help

[mattjk]

I have been speaking to SS this morning although I havnt tested yet it looks like a worthwhile "tweak" pic below to confirm the above in novice terms reall




Cheers for the good work dude

[ZerOneX]

Thanks man... your work will help a lot.

Don´t care about the users that don´t believe in what you did..... bye man.

[matyus]

thanks but my 1.41 none stealth 12x worked fine for me. and i just see this as a unecessary tweak. i mean come on! are any of us going to go on live if were not banned until ixtreme LT comes out with this tweacked fw? i think not!
but its still good to see noobs trying new stuff, so well done mate but not needed.

[Secret-Service]

QUOTE(matyus @ Dec 8 2009, 06:00 PM)

thanks but my 1.41 none stealth 12x worked fine for me. and i just see this as a unecessary tweak. i mean come on! are any of us going to go on live if were not banned until ixtreme LT comes out with this tweacked fw? i think not!
but its still good to see noobs trying new stuff, so well done mate but not needed.

Lol. Not all upgrade to LT? Some people still using 5.3!! So this firmware is there maybe some people there still wil use after LT? So I cannot see where you are going with that?

[Takashi]

Basically nobody here knows this guy, and who would trust it?