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unique72
Hi,
I've done 4 Liteon Drives with Manufacture dates June - August
but with this latest drive I get the 'Check Connection TX etc. reset message with an Error (BC=0)'
Anyone else having this problem - its definitely not my settings as if I disconnect the drive
and plug in a previous (july) dumped drive the key shows up - no problem!....

Any ideas?

thanks for your time.

U72


unique72
heres a piccy Xbox date is 23 08 2008
drive works with originals
drive won't read using doskey32 (USB)

will try Doskey16 when a mate drops off a DB9 lead

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Just used my setup to do a different (july 2008) drive and that was OK first time no problems ...

Just this drive blink.gif

thanks for your time

u72
unique72
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oxide32
could you post a picture of the board with the tx bridged!! thanks.
unique72
QUOTE(oxide32 @ Nov 2 2008, 03:22 PM) *

could you post a picture of the board with the tx bridged!! thanks.


Sure, its not the prettiest solder job ever - but its been Soldered/de-soldered/Fluxed/Cleaned/Tested/Swore at etc.. a few times now to test the drive with Originals (which work fine).

If I knew this was coming i'd have installed a switch! wink.gif

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i've done continuity tests from the PCB through holes to the Connector and all is well

Thanks

u72
OggyUK
Could you try DVDKey32 0.6

Also, check PM wink.gif
BenieUK
QUOTE
Could you try DVDKey32 0.6


Let us know if this works..
unique72
QUOTE(BenieUK @ Nov 2 2008, 04:07 PM) *

Let us know if this works..


will do in 10 mins smile.gif
unique72
Stranger and Stranger! unsure.gif


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Repeated this 4 times, same result ...


u72
podger
With that error and all CC's it would appear no data was retrieved from your serial port..... You will need to have another look at your setup check you connections etc.....
Also, try another drive, to confirm your PC and serial are all OK....
unique72
QUOTE(podger @ Nov 2 2008, 06:31 PM) *

With that error and all CC's it would appear no data was retrieved from your serial port..... You will need to have another look at your setup check you connections etc.....
Also, try another drive, to confirm your PC and serial are all OK....



Tried a different drive and it dumps fine with a green 'key looks good!'
(quickly too in about 2 secs - other drive hangs for 10 secs or so before giving bad key)

Think i'm gonna do a store return with this - taking up too much of my life! tongue.gif

Thanks for your help ...

I will get a DB9 lead of a friend tomorrow and give it another few tries

u72

unique72
Right apparently this *could* be a drive with the exploit blocked! ohmy.gif

these are the details!

60 GB Version Premium white

LOT NO 834
TEAM FDOU
Date of Manufacture 2008 -08 -23

it has a paper Sticker *not* the normal Silver MS sticker for warranty seal

Bought From GAME Bury Manchester UK on 1 Nov 2008


After all my messing with the solder points/unplugging etc the drive still boots originals ok
so I have not damaged it in anyway ...

Hope that helps

u72
podger
Not with that date, me thinks.... 23 0f aug was the day Geremia released the exploit.....
unique72
QUOTE(podger @ Nov 2 2008, 09:24 PM) *

Not with that date, me thinks.... 23 0f aug was the day Geremia released the exploit.....


good - just an odd drive then - i'll buy another from the same shop, if I can get the same LOT it'll
be interesting!.. smile.gif

thanks for all your help

u72
oxide32
just a thought but have you tried a piece of wire soldered to the alternate solder location, you might have a small break from manufacture in the pcb track, i had one that suffered this problem, thats why i use a piece of thin wire to bypass the whole track. so take it straight from the pin hole in the board straight across to the alternate solder point further up the board, bet it works :-))

sorry forgot to include the image, here it is. just go straight from txd to txd.


[url=http://img89.imageshack.us/img89/3489/dg16d2suartpy2.jpg]
unique72
QUOTE(oxide32 @ Nov 2 2008, 10:24 PM) *

just a thought but have you tried a piece of wire soldered to the alternate solder location, you might have a small break from manufacture in the pcb track, i had one that suffered this problem, thats why i use a piece of thin wire to bypass the whole track. so take it straight from the pin hole in the board straight across to the alternate solder point further up the board, bet it works :-))

sorry forgot to include the image, here it is. just go straight from txd to txd.
[url=http://img89.imageshack.us/img89/3489/dg16d2suartpy2.jpg]


Hi yes, I gave it one last shot traced the track back underneath and through to the top again near '2' of the R52
Print - same deal - no go sad.gif

a Buggered Track maybe but if it is, its under the glue :s and theres no way i'm trying to get that off
theres easier ways, i'll just pick up a new machine and throw this one away wink.gif

Thanks for taking the time to reply smile.gif

u72

wizard4444
How do you weld the Rs323 cable into the PCB. Can someone post a picture?
jayjames
did you ever work it out?? unique??? i have a similar problem!
AsssKisser666
QUOTE(jayjames @ Dec 3 2008, 02:33 AM) *

did you ever work it out?? unique??? i have a similar problem!

Same here, has anyone found out a way around this issue?? I can dump with either dvdkey32, jungleflasher or xtractor reader... Xtractor reader gives me the bc=0 error, and jungleflasher says something like "Bad serial data". So I changed the serial port cable to another one, same shite happened... I can not get it to work so please someone help me!? I have promised my self not to buy anymore 360īs as this is my fourth, so I really need/want to get this working if it is at all possible?? Any help is dearly appreciated! Thx.

Drive is from 2008 June... Its from a 360 arcade falcon.
daddy69
I had a similar problem, you guys might want to check your COM port, I had it on the wrong port and as soon as I put it on the right one it dumped the firmware.
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