Ya you're a real genuis...Read his reactions to your smart "gamerscore" explaination and then call me a smartass

I meant the 2bl key 

@EDHERN
Back to wat i was saying...
Your save is corrupted, you have to start over from the beginning of the game, sorry.

Actually Gigabyte, just use DOSFLASH for all drives except for hitachi

You've asked this already, LOERASE is for LITEON ONLY!
For BenQ and Samsung, just use dosflash

Oh hai, it's redline as a mod
Things will get real cheesy around here ^^

It's the file of destruction that microsoft plants on every console, so it can self destruct your console with a RRoD, E##, or UNPLAYABLE DISK error easily by microsoft

To his last quesiton, the bootkey is stored in the embedded rom on/next to the CPU die.
The NAND also need to be swapped because it is encrypted with a unique per-box key stored in the keyvault

For the third time, you just open both drives, unplug the cables in the drive, switch the PCB, plug it back in, screw everything together, vola!
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@hazmatt
Stop raging plz

Unless of course, it is an impossible achivement that requires you to give up your social life to get it.

What is with you guys and the rant with using quotes?
I would really like to know lol
And k, i'll do that

It's corrupted...
And i doubt he have the ability to resign it (he doesn't have the keyvalut), or modify the signs

Again, go to dos, and use LOErase
Once it's done, flash your ixtreme firmware with dosflash

iXtreme 1.51 wasn't out when i posted that...
...or at least i was not aware that it was out

Wow...
Glad we helped?

Typo... oops lol

Meh, it worked fine for a few consoles, and the drives has been used at least 3 hours a day.
No sign of damages on any of the drive syet

That's not the point.
If you don't realize the pattern, R708 and R707 were once occupied by a 10k resister too. It worked fine by bridging the points.
Also, the controller have a large tolerance value I believe, so there's no point worrying about breaking it.

ya, you're trying to pirate games, that's what is wrong

Not nessesarly.
I know someone who accidently desoldered the resister, bridged it together, and it still works fine.