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bho76


ok I am trying to read my drive and i run mtkflash but nothing seems to happen. it just says:
port 1f0 master/slave: a0

Do i need to just wait longer or what is going on? i hit the eject button once and it said :
status = 51, should be 70
err:user break

so what am i doing wrong? intel chipset dell xps 400 ts-h943 drive samsung

any help would be awesome. this is my first 360 flash..

thanks
MaZo
Add the /sata parameter and try again, sometimes this will help.
If not, connect your box to the SATA slave port of your computer. I had the same issue when I flashed mine, and this solved the problem.
bho76
seems like i can't turn raid off all the way. only auto detect wonder if that has anything to do with it.
bho76
port 170, master/slave: a0

it sees it there just wont read!
lllN30lll
Try using the "10 second trick" for flashing


1. Boot Xbox 360 and wait for it to finish it's bootup

2. Boot PC

3. From prompt type "mtkflash r /m orig.bin" like normal and hit enter

4. It should now ask you which device to write choices 1,2, etc. If it doesn't then you have no ide devices connected and you should connect at least one IDE CD/DVD drive and repeat steps 1-3 so that you get to this menu rather than it auto-selecting your SATA.

5. Don't make a selection yet!!! Staying at this menu of what to flash, turn off your Xbox 360. Wait 5 seconds.

6. Now select the device to flash (1,2, whatever) that corresponded with your SATA controller.

7. It should be sitting at that "Port: a400, Master/Slave: a0" type message now. Count to exactly 10 seconds. Not 9 seconds, not 11 seconds, exactly 10 seconds

8. Turn on Xbox 360 and it should start to read/flash
MaZo
QUOTE(bho76 @ Dec 10 2006, 07:59 PM) *

port 170, master/slave: a0

it sees it there just wont read!
That's what you get when connecting to SATA slave?
bho76
yup. raid has to be disabled right? I can see the drive in the bios so i know it is there though

i have also tried multi sata ports
majik655
QUOTE(bho76 @ Dec 10 2006, 11:28 AM) *

yup. raid has to be disabled right? I can see the drive in the bios so i know it is there though

i have also tried multi sata ports



surprised no one has asked this but what VERSION drive do you have ms25 or ms28


if ms28 you HAVE TO DO THE VCC METHOD since you have a ich chipset.

otherwise you have to use the via sata card 6421

bho76
ms28 how do you do the vcc?

ok vcc isn't for me did a quick search... looks like the vt 6421 card is for me! see if ican get one at frys.
bho76


is this going to work to flash my ms28 drive?

http://www.ppa-usa.com/product_pages/usb/usb_pci/1325.htm

it has firewire,usb and sata all via chipsets. has vt6421a vt6214l,vt6306 chips on it..
majik655
QUOTE(bho76 @ Dec 10 2006, 04:17 PM) *

is this going to work to flash my ms28 drive?

http://www.ppa-usa.com/product_pages/usb/usb_pci/1325.htm

it has firewire,usb and sata all via chipsets. has vt6421a vt6214l,vt6306 chips on it..

dunno if it will work... people are just purchasing the 15$ cards with ide and sata only... not saying it will not work.. it may not even matter .. but that one has firewire and usb on it.. dunno if it will work.. because there are many many posts and links pointing to the ide/sata card.
bho76
yeah that is what i was looking for but i could not find one with the correct chipset so this is what i got!

we will see in about 30 minutes
bho76
ok... now the directory alread exists when I put in samread xxxxxxx xxxxx

port 1f0, master/slave:a0

ok got the read!! that card worked like a charm just needed to use the right port!

now the fun part.. flashing it..


flashing now lets pray.......
bho76
it works!! now jsut to make some backups! how does clonedvd work is that good?
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