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Xbox 360 / Tech Support 360 / Re: xbox reballing problem
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on: April 05, 2011, 09:47:32 AM
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when will this guy make sense? or when will he get Polish is not a worldwide language that everyone is able to understand? getting kind of boring trying to understand him and reading his polish websites. PS i have to say , this is some proper craftsmanship:   Look at how he makes this heatsink flex LOL
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Xbox 360 / Tech Support 360 / Re: Blinking power and liteon 7xxx ejecting.
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on: March 04, 2011, 10:56:04 AM
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noobs + electronics = fail. it's about accessibility, why there is JF. And anyone can use JF and be a hacker, right? Apparently not lol I find it hilarious though. So easy and foolproof yet people still bust their drives in absurd ways (mode-b pin trick on a Samsung thread is on this forum still) and write firmwares with blank keys to Liteons from which no key read has been done. (Ignoring all 3 confirmation windows to obtain a proper key before erasing in JF completely) I am not an electric guy, nor an expert on all this. I just manage to read and comprehend what I'm doing. People sail blind with PDF guides these days and skip important information thinking "I've got this one in the bag". I'm glad I've read PDFs thoroughly enough to understand this warning (from PDF): WARNING: If you are going to connect your 360 and PC together in *any* way, then you *must* provide the 360 with a path to true earth ground. This is because the 360 has a floating ground and horrible things happen if all connected systems do not agree on the reference voltage. ^ This means you use a wire from PC chassis to 360 chassis^ @OP: You blew something, irreversible damage. There is indeed a dude on this forum who made a solution for this problem, but I doubt it's for you I think it involves PIC programming and soldering  But hey, at least you are were to use Jungleflasher and hack a drive 
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Xbox 360 / Tech Support 360 / Re: Qimonda problems?
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on: March 04, 2011, 10:36:05 AM
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140 watt, that'll melt your solder
I fail to see how by just doing a 12V mod (rewire one wire to a 12v source?) you ruin a motherboard in the process due to solder splashes.
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Xbox 360 / Tech Support 360 / Re: Black screen of death
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on: March 01, 2011, 09:51:01 AM
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you'd be better off in buying a new box, instead of miraculously trying to "fix" RROD by applying more pressure to the chips. There is no fix for RROD, it's temporary as all the BGA work is leadfree. And i've heard a fully leaded BGA rework on the 360 doesn't warrant a permanently fixed console as well.
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Xbox 360 / XboxHacking - General / Re: Solving RROD 0022 after jtag
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on: February 28, 2011, 12:14:19 PM
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you wouldn't think these 360's have the RROD as in the RROD? the gpu related error that can be fixed by reflowing or reballing?
also I don't see how swapping NANDs would solve RROD, or have you read some random tutorial online to fix RROD? Doesn't make any sense to me
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Xbox 360 / Tech Support 360 / Re: Unmod 360: I have no idea what I'm doing
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on: February 28, 2011, 05:48:10 AM
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Yah boy you go ring up Xbox Support saying: "that you have been banned from Xbox live for having hacked firmware, and now you wanna pay MS a few bucks to go back to original firmware and be unbanned, just because you wanna play on Live" When you thought you had seen it all 
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Xbox 360 / Xbox 360 General Discussion / Re: Probably lost a Hitachi 79 dvd key
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on: February 27, 2011, 07:12:11 AM
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MS failsafe. So that it ruins your key upon external extraction? WTF No I think they must've enabled that little camera inside the Xbox 360 and saw you were tampering with the drive, thus immediately erasing the key and all functionality of the Xbox 360.
These Hitachi's are easy. Done in under 5 minutes. So why are you (and that other person on X-S) having trouble , and all those other thousands of users are not?
I find it funny, you're looking for an excuse. Something or someone to blame. Even making up the most random stuff to not blame yourself (to excuse yourself)
You might wanna look for this at yourself. It's not hard to identify a key that isn't OK, it's not hard to figure out a key is not OK and should NOT be flashed. And sure as hell the key doesn't automatically change because you tried to read the drive.
What I would want to blame is yourself. Acknowledging you were the one that made a mistake.
I'm pretty sure if someone else would've flashed that drive, someone who does know what he was doing, everything would've been OK.
Now you know why. It's you. $#!t happens, people f*** up. Even I lost drives and have made mistakes, but I can manage to blame myself.
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Xbox 360 / Tech Support 360 / Re: Lite Drive Totally Fried
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on: February 27, 2011, 06:05:25 AM
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there's a huge thread about fried liteons. read it.
and if it doesn't help you, there's nothing you can do about it.
I think there's a few people in here that can repair them though.
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Xbox 360 / XboxHacking - General / Re: Awesome No cut,No soldering,No damage
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on: February 26, 2011, 12:39:31 PM
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1. Power on drive, switch on. 2. Press PhatKey, then Yes 3. Put switch off, connect GND to MPX01, Put switch on. 4. After "Extract Complete" power off the drive, disconnect GND from MPX01. you can release the probe before powering off as well, just sayin 5. Power on the drive, then press OK. 6. Done!
had the opportunity to test on LT flashed Liteon and this works fine  thx
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Xbox 360 / Xbox 360 General Discussion / Re: Yaris Swap - 5 or 6 bytes?
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on: February 26, 2011, 06:47:48 AM
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so you even checked what Yaris Swap did in hex? And you still can't answer your question?
last time I checked Yaris Swap worked fine to "yaris-swap"
You should make an app called Free60 swap, and make it null the bytes Free60 tells you to null.
Then you'll have 2 "correct" swapping programs.
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