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360 Modification Disc v1.52 Posted by XanTium | March 19 12:04 EST | News Category: Xbox360

FrostyTheSnowman released a new version of his 360 Modification Disc(info). What's new/fixed: * Fixed lockup/freezing issues with NTFS drives * Improved BenQ/Samsung dumping/flashing stability * Replaced MS-DOS with FreeDOS (more stable) Official Site: n/a, by FrostyTheSnowman Download: n/a (contains modified FWs) News-Source/Full Readme: xbins.org

[xboxjason]

Thanks Frosty. (IMG:style_emoticons/default/happy.gif)

[darylzero]

Will using a 360's power supply to flash still f things up?

[DuggyUK]

QUOTE(darylzero @ Mar 19 2009, 07:30 PM)

Will using a 360's power supply to flash still f things up?

no , and never did  (IMG:style_emoticons/default/biggrin.gif)

[hyfall381]

that freezing issue with the last release nearly fked up my ts943 drive. but still.. i gotta admit i LOVE the idea of this cd, which will do everything for ya. so i will definitely try it out. thanks!

[Gamer]

Good job, thanks (IMG:style_emoticons/default/smile.gif)

[xboxstone]

Thanks for this Frosty  

I think what darylzero meant to say was ( cleaned it up a little )

 Is it still suggested to Not use the 360 as a power source but rather use a Separate Power Source like a Kit?

Taken from : http://forums.xbox-s...o...78807&st=30

QUOTE(ydgmms @ Mar 8 2009, 09:43 PM) *

I notice the Xbox360 stays on for about 10s after pressing hte power button.

Frosty's Reply:
There's the whole problem right there, you are using your 360 as a power source for the drive.

As said many times before, I do not recommend using your 360 as a power source for your drive when using my disc.

MS-DOS is all about timing. My disc is built to have things happen at certain times, which the 360 fouls up when being used as the power source. Please use either a XENO Connectivity Kit, an Xecuter Connectivity Kit, a CK3, or a homebuilt power connector, please avoid using your 360 as a power source for the drive.

[gfxdreams]

if the user who made the disc is telling you to do something WTF are you idiots doing by going against what he says!
~gfxdreams

[paulbrannan]

Hi,

Thanks for the disk.
would I be OK to use this with a MS28 and Nforce chipset?

Thanks

[darylzero]

QUOTE(DuggyUK @ Mar 19 2009, 03:00 PM)

no , and never did  

the only reason i asked is because i read in another thread that thesnowman said it was an issue.  xboxstone above elaborated on what i said.

[DuggyUK]

QUOTE(gfxdreams @ Mar 19 2009, 09:37 PM)

if the user who made the disc is telling you to do something WTF are you idiots doing by going against what he says!
~gfxdreams

Relax man your're gonna do yourself an injury, do what you feel most comfortable with.   (IMG:style_emoticons/default/biggrin.gif)

QUOTE(darylzero @ Mar 19 2009, 10:07 PM)

the only reason i asked is because i read in another thread that thesnowman said it was an issue.  xboxstone above elaborated on what i said.

As long you understand whats going on during the flashing process (and can react accordingly) its not an issue. e.g one issue is that you need a video cable plugged in, whereas with the kits that's not needed. Educate yourself as to what's going on, and you'll be fine. Every single drive type is flashable whilst being powered by the 360 (without exception).

This post has been edited by DuggyUK: Mar 20 2009, 12:11 AM

[GARRYB]

theyr need to realese something similar for hitachi as well

[DuggyUK]

QUOTE(GARRYB @ Mar 20 2009, 12:10 AM)

theyr need to realese something similar for hitachi as well

I'm pretty sure Frosty said that the hitachi tools required windows, so he couldnt make a disc with them included.

[blackandbrownman]

If I've already flashed a lite-on do I need a ck3 to reflash it?

[FrostyTheSnowman]

QUOTE(blackandbrownman @ Mar 19 2009, 06:59 PM)

If I've already flashed a lite-on do I need a ck3 to reflash it?

Yes, my disc always requires a Lite-On serial adapter (CK3, homemade, etc) to mod or re-mod Lite-On drives.