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amdboomer
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« on: May 29, 2007, 10:45:48 PM »

can anybody confirm spoofing still works?
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« Reply #1 on: May 29, 2007, 11:19:13 PM »

I would like to know basically the same thing.  Can this be used on both MS25 and MS28 drives?
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« Reply #2 on: May 29, 2007, 11:25:57 PM »

According to sosotiit on the xbox-scene forums, if you do the following, you will be fine:


Yes, another method to Flash/update the firmware on a Samsung drive !!

The methods doing too many steps with one command are not my favorites because I feel you loose sight of what is happening. By using the mtkflash command yourself, and assuming you do it properly , you will increase IMHO your chances of success.

Here is a method that do not use the samread/samflash of Xtreme Boot maker 3.6 or the Xread/Xflash of Xtreme boot maker 5.3. It is very similar to the approach presented by myfranco in his very good thread Step By Step Tutorial On How To Flash Ms25&ms28.

Note: Same recommendations as in the Textbook Tutorial, you should disconnect all other Sata and IDE device while you extract the orig.bin and flash the hacked.bin. You will need a VIA Sata card/chipset if you have a samsung ms28 or one of the chipset in the compatibility list of Textbook tutorial if you have a ms25.

You will need to use a USB memory stick (or floppy, or ntfs4dos) with the appropriate mtkflash on it. You can look at the Quick Tutorial: Xtreme Boot Maker 5.3 Rc1 And 3.6 to prepare your USB key and correct the firmware import error on latest Xtreme firmware.


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It is also recommended that you do not use your X360 to power your drive while the sata cable is disconnected from your MB. The E64 error generated could be logged and use as an indication of a potential change in firmware. Your options are
Use a console that is already banned or 3 RLOD
Use a Connectivity Kit
Do your flash without the vidocable connected which gives you 5 minutes. This will activate the power without initiating the CPU that monitors the E64 error. If you are prepared well, this is enough time. If you take longer the x360 will shut down which is not good in the middle of a flash!!! Be sure to restart it before the flash to give yourself the 5 minutes.

Getting your orig.bin
Connect you PC sata cable to the X360 Drive (some have to do this after step 2)
start your x360 and pc to the dos prompt (using the USB key)
type mtkflash r /m /sata orig.bin
list of port will appear (if your mtkflash is correct)
Only if you have a ms28: power down your x360
select the port on your PC,
Only if you have a ms28: then count to 10 (try different count) and power your x360
the pc will read the firmware to the orig.bin file


Making your hacked.bin (reboot to Windows)
Extract the the firmware you want (Xtrem10a.bin) to a directory and rename it to hacked.bin
Open orig.bin in FW toolbox 3.1B and do ctrl-c on the key (copy to clipboard)
Open hacked.bin in FW toolbox and do ctrl-v to insert the key in the field hit 'Replace Key'
Only if you have a ms25: Go in Tool / Spoof Firmware / select 'Samsung...MS25'/Hit 'Apply Spoof'
Close and reopen hacked.bin to make sure that it is identified with its proper ID (MS25 or MS28) and that the key is present. Copy the hacked.bin to your USB key.
Note that this tutorial will also show you how to transfer your key with an Hex editor.

Flashing your hacked.bin
Connect you PC sata cable to the X360 Drive (some have to do this after step 15)
start your x360 and pc to the dos prompt (using the USB key)
type mtkflash w /m /sata hacked.bin
list of port will appear (if your mtkflash is correct)
Only if you have a ms28: power down your x360
select the port on your PC,
Only if you have a ms28: then count to 10 (try different count) and power your x360
the pc will flash the firmware to the drive (it will show the 4 banks being flashed)

To verify that it was flashed, you can use the same steps with now mtkflash r /m /sata verif.bin, and compare verif.bin to hacked.bin using (Hex editor, or crc32 in a zip file or winrar...)
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Reflashing your original firmware
Connect you PC sata cable to the X360 Drive (some have to do this after step 2)
start your x360 and pc to the dos prompt (using the USB key)
type mtkflash w /m /sata orig.bin
list of port will appear (if your mtkflash is correct)
Only if you have a ms28: power down your x360
select the port on your PC,
Only if you have a ms28: then count to 10 (try different count) and power your x360
the pc will flash the firmware to the drive (it will show the 4 banks being flashed)
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Updating your firmware to Xtreme "Latest"
With your orig.bin simply follow the steps 9 to 21
Without your orig.bin, but if you have a firmware file containing your key you can use that file in step 10 instead of the orig.bin to extract the key.
IF you do not have a firmware with your key, plse first look at How to recover your X360 drive key.
Note that if your samsung is a replacement drive for another model or you have replaced your Motherboard, then you must use the proper drive ID in the Spoof of Step 12
-If your Samsung is a ms25 and is the original drive, make sure you select the drive ID as ms25
-If you replaced your drive, select the drive ID that you had originally on that motherboard.
-If you replaced your motherboard, you need to select the drive ID that was on the MB originally.
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« Reply #3 on: May 30, 2007, 08:59:39 AM »

can anybody confirm spoofing still works?

I have mine spoofed as an ms25 and it is running fine so far :-)
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« Reply #4 on: May 30, 2007, 09:28:03 AM »

shinnster how did you spoof it
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« Reply #5 on: May 30, 2007, 10:41:22 AM »

I spoofed ixtreme samsung ms25 to hitachi 78fk with firmware toolbox.  Works fine, so far.
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« Reply #6 on: May 30, 2007, 10:49:56 AM »

iXtreme will automatically spoof MS25 into MS28.
When prompt just type Y for Yes
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« Reply #7 on: May 30, 2007, 10:56:24 AM »

shinnster how did you spoof it

once i created it i opened 360 toolbox, loaded the new hacked firmware, then went to tools > spoof firmware and selected ms25.
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« Reply #8 on: May 30, 2007, 11:13:25 AM »

If you have your orig.bin from your drive, hitachi or samsung, the make firmware command will do it for you.  It will NOT take an already spoofed firmware and copy the version strings, as it will not locate the key.

You can see an example here.

Caster.
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« Reply #9 on: May 30, 2007, 11:28:31 AM »

so can we use a Hitachi drive to replace a Samsung drive?
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« Reply #10 on: May 30, 2007, 11:32:33 AM »

You can use a samsung drive to replace a hitachi drive - not the other way around.  This is samsung firmware and must be flashed to a samsung drive.

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« Reply #11 on: May 30, 2007, 11:48:13 AM »

If you have your orig.bin from your drive, hitachi or samsung, the make firmware command will do it for you.  It will NOT take an already spoofed firmware and copy the version strings, as it will not locate the key.

You can see an example here.

Caster.

this doesnt work for me m8 , i put my orig hitachi firmware into ixtreme folder , created file etc , it picked it up as hitachi v47 orig.bin , so i copied the strings over to the new hacked firmware , all went ok , but when i load the hacked firmware into fw toolbox , it shows keys as all ffffffffff it says that it is spoofed as v47 but the txt after that is garbled? hope that makes sense , i ended up putting my hitachi key into a ms25 firmware , then running ixtreme , and spoofed it using fw toolbox
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« Reply #12 on: May 30, 2007, 11:57:28 AM »

Yes, you are correct. Firmware Toolbox v3.0 will report that as your key. There is an explanation for this, and it isnt that there is a bug in the program. Since you have copied your version strings over from your original firmware to your hacked firmware, firmware toolbox thinks that the firmware you are opening is hitachi firmware when it is really samsung firmware with hitach version strings. Firmware Toolbox then looks at the offset for the appropriate hitachi version ($4F00 for v40-59, $4000-4FFF for v78) but your key is no longer at that location. It has been moved to conform to a samsung firmware key location. Open your created firmware with a hexeditor, goto offset $4000, and you will see that samtool always puts your hitachi key after the last key holder in the samsung firmware.  In iXtreme 1.0 firmware, this will be after holder '0E'. So, infact, firmware toolbox should have an extra check to see what the structure is of the key region, and if it conforms to samsungs or hitachis to be able to fully detect spoofed firmwares.

This is the same reason why samtool wont take a spoofed firmware and find the key properly.

Caster.
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« Reply #13 on: May 30, 2007, 11:59:30 AM »

nice 1 m8 , thanx for clearing that up , it never occurred to me to try a hex editor to double check Cheesy
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