Maximus 360 Xtractor Tool - Dumps Liteon Keys Options

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Maximus 360 Xtractor Tool - Dumps Liteon Keys Posted by XanTium | September 11 12:51 EST | News Category: Xbox360

From maximusgames.net: [QUOTE] The new ALL-IN-ONE Tool, It supports POWER KIT + SERIAL RS232 + USB Tool, throw away anything else you have been using, this is all you need to update/reflash your drive safely. After endless hours of design and testing we are proud to offer this high quality product. Feature List: - RS232 Support (Liteon Key dumping) - USB Support inside Windows (Liteon Key dumping) - Power Feed all XBOX 360 Drives - Automatic Mode-B on Hitachi 59 and earlier (78/79 require slax) - Compatible with already released tools (dvdkey/dvdkey32) - Native Toolbox support soon - Onboard ON/OFF switch - Onboard Eject tactile switch - High Quality and Heavy Duty Parts - Safe and Tested Design - Other small features to be released will be announced later START SHIPPING ON 29 Sept 08 PREORDER NOW !! [/QUOTE] Official Site: maximusgames.net

[stewii griffin]

Anyone know who did the music?

[Anth]

So just to confirm, this new tool mean you can retrieve all the necessary drive keys from the new Liteon drives without the need to do any soldering.

And then flash them into an older Xbox360 drive such as the Samsung with the onboard rom.

[sandmanza]

So just to confirm, this new tool mean you can retrieve all the necessary drive keys from the new Liteon drives without the need to do any soldering.

And then flash them into an older Xbox360 drive such as the Samsung with the onboard rom.

Note the support of "serial RS232"

Probably just have to solder it to the drive and not do any of the rest.

[Ree1981]

Soooo, it's basically one of those adapter you can make yourself, but most people probably won't do, with added USB support? The USB support is cool actually. I think this'll help a lot of people.

[mrthrust]

I think its magic. well done guys, proper job..

i love advances in technology..

now we jut need c4eva to create us a nice firmware for the lite-on and a write method then
it will save the drive swapping..

[stewii griffin]

So works for samsung too?

[snip77]

I think its magic. well done guys, proper job..

i love advances in technology..

now we jut need c4eva to create us a nice firmware for the lite-on and a write method then
it will save the drive swapping..

And a added ROM chip solution to write the nice firmware......... Team Xecutor ...fire away!!!!

[bucko]

Nice video but I don't wanna open up my 360 until the 3 year ROD warranty is used up lol. Maybe ill get a cheaper Jasper Arcade to mess about with one day my Elite is to nice to mess about with.

[madferit]

Anyone know who did the music?

Brad Sucks - Borderline

[Xink]

So with this.. no more pc opening, slax using and do weird stuff?
Just plug this bitch in and u can flash with usb? (for all versions?)

[tabicat]

So just to confirm, this new tool mean you can retrieve all the necessary drive keys from the new Liteon drives without the need to do any soldering.

And then flash them into an older Xbox360 drive such as the Samsung with the onboard rom.

Why would I want to do that? What's the point of this product? Every time I see an announcement for one of these Xbox 360 hacking tools, they never tell me why I would want to buy it.

[--NZ MODZ--]

Why would I want to do that? What's the point of this product? Every time I see an announcement for one of these Xbox 360 hacking tools, they never tell me why I would want to buy it.

Well it saves having to make your own PCB up to dump Lite On drive keys, which is the latest 360 DVDROM in the newest consoles. Because there's no 'hacked firmware' for the Lite On yet, you need to get the keys off the LiteOn so you can flash them onto a hackable DVDROM such as the Samsung or Hitachi.

Theres no tutuorials on this yet and the information is still vague, so we're still left wondering if we need to solder the points on the LiteOn which was necessary before - and I'm guessing that we do, so really the only difference between this and a Xeno/Xecuter Connectivity kit is the USB to Serial adaptor (which is nice but not essential if you already have your SATA setup) and the fact that you dont need to make your own PCB.

At $45 USD I'm thinking I'll wait for Team Xecuters version, it will be cheaper (to compete with this tool) and will hopefully have Lite On write capability!!! This is Team Xecuter we're talking about here, they have made some very nifty gadgets in the past for Xbox1.

Looks like a nicely built piece of kit though, nice work.

[miggidy]

What happened to my post?

Anyways, I wonder where we can order one of these.
















BTW,
the music in vid still sucks!

[cory1492]

So just to confirm, this new tool mean you can retrieve all the necessary drive keys from the new Liteon drives without the need to do any soldering.

And then flash them into an older Xbox360 drive such as the Samsung with the onboard rom.

The serial leads are disconnected inside the new drives, you still gotta bridge those in some way.