QUOTE(Wateva @ Mar 5 2008, 01:00 PM)

I can't seem to make it work with slax since now the drive answers as a Samsung...
The drive is still a Hitachi drive. It is not as Samsung and it does not have a Samsung firmware. Since the drive still has the Hitachi 78 firmware on it that is how the PC still sees it.
Only thing spoofing does is change a few bits of code to make the 360 think it is something that it is not. That should have no affect on how it operates on a PC.
QUOTE(Ranger72 @ Mar 5 2008, 07:41 PM)

The drive is still a Hitachi drive. It is not as Samsung and it does not have a Samsung firmware. Since the drive still has the Hitachi 78 firmware on it that is how the PC still sees it.
Only thing spoofing does is change a few bits of code to make the 360 think it is something that it is not. That should have no affect on how it operates on a PC.
Unfortuantely, the PC doesnt see them as Hitachi 3120's anymore (IMG:style_emoticons/default/sad.gif)
QUOTE(podger @ Mar 5 2008, 09:54 PM)

You'll just have to send it off to be programmed in a programmer.....
That's my final option.. Can't "hot swap" cuz Slax uses the bus, not the bios.. on bios, Hitachi, on Slax, Samsung..
I'm out of options here..
Sorry for the delay on posting but I had to go to work..
Anyway, I've tried to use iPrep to "prep" a floppy with a samsung firmware (I was trying to dump the hitachi and I was going to see if Toolbox recognized it so I would just "reflash it") but, as usual, I was getting "Status: 51, Should be 70"...
Can we edit mtkflash to try to dl the fw? even tho it's not on modeb?
I'll be getting 2 tsops out tomorrow cuz I do need those 2 to be fixed asap..
Since we can 'force' a hitachi into modeb with linux, couldn't "Kev.nu" (who ever he/they is/are), or anyone else for that matter, ignore the "samsung" and send the modeb command??
This would be a very nice feature for our "Slax 2.2".. (IMG:style_emoticons/default/biggrin.gif)
QUOTE(podger @ Mar 6 2008, 06:55 AM)

@Ranger
Me too, but i'd always put iXtreme on also, so getting into mode b afterwards is easy, just leave tray open...
The problem is, he spoofed a stock firmware, and the only way to mode B is slax, but slax doesn't recognise the drive....
The one thing I hate the most about customers is that they tend to 'change' their mind after the 'fix' is done.. Now I can't get into ModeB using the "open tray/shutdown".. I wish Slax could recognize the drive as an hitachi just like the bios recognizes it.. Maybe using Slax 2.0?!?!?
Edit: Would a Maximus Passkey or an Infectus 079Key put a 78 into modeb??
This post has been edited by Wateva: Mar 6 2008, 03:45 PM