So what do we do while we patiently wait for some iXtreme firmware for the new Lite-on DG-16D4S 360 Slim?
Well from the moment I heard we could get the key I had figured we could install a old lite-on 74850, 8xxxx or 9xxxx board.
What I didn’t know was how much work it was to make it fit. So after hours of playing around I did my first conversion and took some great pictures to share with all.
Many thanks to Geremia for his work on the Tarablinda drive firmware dump program. Thanks to anyone else that might have helped him write this code.
Required materials:
1) Original Xbox 360 Lite-on or Benq Laser
2) Lite-on drive circuit board form original Xbox 360. Any version
3) Lite-on laser ribbon cable
4) Original Xbox 360 Drive power cable. (or extend the 360 slim cable, yay)
5) Electrical tape and Packing tape
6) A small screw. Take one out of a old Samsung drive if you got it
7) Thermal pads. Re use the ones that came with the lite-on or cut some out from the memory chip pads found under most 360 motherboards
Required tools:
1) Soldering iron
2) Hot glue gun
3) High speed rotary tool with cutter
4) Side Cutters
Steps not shown in this tutorial. (if you can’t figure them out then this probably isn’t for you.
1) 360 Slim disassembly (have fun!! Be patient)
2) How to dump your key using Tarablida
3) How to make custom firmware.
4) How to swap 360 slim laser to benq/original lite-on laser
View the full picture tutorial on boxxdr.com by clicking here










Apparently I can't post more than 10 pictures in one thread. To be continued.... Sure wish i was a mod. hint hint
This post has been edited by syntaxerror329: Oct 22 2010, 05:49 AM