Hi! This is the first time I flash a Xbox 360 DVD-drive (Samsung MS28). So far, I installed the SATA chip in the computer, and was able to create a bootable USB flash drive using iPrep 008 and iXtreme 1.5. When I try to boot using the USB drive (Windows XP SP2), it simply doesn't work.
Here's what I do: I turn on the computer, then hold F8 to access the boot menu. I select "Cardreader", which is the USB flash drive I use with iXtreme installed on it. Then, it simply boots Windows XP like normal, without iPrep showing up. Do I have to plug the DVD drive of the Xbox to the computer before I boot? Because I try to boot the computer before I plug the 360 drive, but I don't think that it really matters. I tried with 2 different USB flash drives, without success.
Thanks for helping me out!!
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How could this be classified under the technical DVD -ROM forum. Anyway, go to your bios and change boot from usb or something to that effect, save your changed settings (most computers will boot from a usb automatically) Restart your pc and dont press anything while it boots, iprep/dos should boot up and you can flash away. If your pc can handle jungle flasher, I would suggest using that instead of iprep, but up to you.
Also make sure you flash with 1.51 not 1.5.
Also make sure you flash with 1.51 not 1.5.
Have you tried Jungleflasher?
QUOTE(hacklehn @ Apr 30 2009, 01:12 PM) 
Hi! This is the first time I flash a Xbox 360 DVD-drive (Samsung MS28). So far, I installed the SATA chip in the computer, and was able to create a bootable USB flash drive using iPrep 008 and iXtreme 1.5. When I try to boot using the USB drive (Windows XP SP2), it simply doesn't work.
Here's what I do: I turn on the computer, then hold F8 to access the boot menu. I select "Cardreader", which is the USB flash drive I use with iXtreme installed on it. Then, it simply boots Windows XP like normal, without iPrep showing up. Do I have to plug the DVD drive of the Xbox to the computer before I boot? Because I try to boot the computer before I plug the 360 drive, but I don't think that it really matters. I tried with 2 different USB flash drives, without success.
Thanks for helping me out!!
in the boot menu are you sure you saved your selection and then quit
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