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Title: Md5 Hash Parse Failed
Post by: Jwood1988 on August 11, 2011, 11:22:00 PM
Okay This is the Problem I am Having.

I have Flashed my Xbox a good Many Times Through Out the Years.

I've always Used the same Dummy.bin file forever and has always worked.

but over time somehow my key got deleted i found it using a recovery software recovered the dummy.bin file and now i am receiving the error Md5 Hash:  xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
Parse Failed....

Looking at the MD5 Hash it looked alot like my drive key (I Know sounds totally Noobish) so i did a manual spoof with that code ran the check everything seemed fine so i put it on the new 1.91 firmware... Lite-On Erase and wrote the Key Outro fired up my xbox 360 and now am receiving Play DVD on Backups and Regular Games..

Am I Fu***d or what?

totally at a loss on what to do now any help would be much appreciated
Title: Md5 Hash Parse Failed
Post by: syntaxerror329 on August 12, 2011, 01:27:00 AM
Sound really bad. sad.gif

certainly the md5 hash is not gonna be it.

parse failed basically means it is a corrupt or unsupported file.



Title: Md5 Hash Parse Failed
Post by: Jwood1988 on August 12, 2011, 04:40:00 PM
dang i was afraid of that is there any other way to check and make sure that this dummy.bin file is corrupted or another sofware i can run it through maybe to get the dvd key from.  it shows the right size and everything i guess getting deleted and recovering may have corrupted it somehow but i'm more than 100% sure that this is the exact same dummy.bin file that i have used in the prior 5 flashes
Title: Md5 Hash Parse Failed
Post by: Jwood1988 on August 12, 2011, 04:54:00 PM
Looking at the File Recovery I Did Manage To Find a listing of what seem to be DVD keys but there are a bunch i have no idea which one to pick anybody know which one to pick way to many to try them all but here is the format that they are in

00000000:  D0CF 11E0 A1B1 1AE1 0000 0000 0000 0000
00000010:  0000 0000 0000 0000 3E00 0300 FEFE 0900
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*alot of codes
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0003FFE0: 7420 7468 6520 7769 7A61 7264 2E54 6865
0003FFF0: 2077 697A 6172 6420 7761 7320 696E 7465