FullMetalCat said:Is there any way to check if your chipset is compatible? Like a program that does it for you?
EDIT: I just loaded a BenQ firmware in iPrep and clicked prepare and everything worked fine. Does this mean my chipset is compatible? Also, under SATA info in iPrep is that what tells you what chipset you have? Cause the first one says it's compatible. Did I luck out? Do I also need an extra SATA cable? Or can I use the one that the 360 already has.
Mr. Beefy said:motherfucker fuck fuck fuck
I opened up another 360 today and it had a fucking lite-on. Looks like I'm going to have to order the V3 Connectivity Kit, or build a little dongle. Soldering isn't my strong point, so I guess I'll order the V3CK. Anyone here have one they'd be willing to part with?
fifteen said:I'm getting a 360 for Christmas and I really want it flashing, but I don't know how to do it myself and to be quite honest, I'd rather have someone who knows what they are doing do it. If I did get it flashed, I'd still want to play on Xbox Live without being detected.
Yes, but it's not as simple as tearing open my spare 360 and swapping the drive out, I need to extract the drive key out of the Lite-On and use that to generate the hacked firmware for the replacement drive. In order to do this I either need to construct a tool myself, or use something like the V3CK.Access_Denied said:What would a V3CK do? There's no way to mod a Lite-On, if you have one, you're fucked. Try to trade with someone with another drive, or return it.
El Xando said:Hey Phil
Can you please get the BenQ guide up soon-ish?
And by the way in your original post it still says:
Samsung MS25 (coming soon)
Samsung MS28 (coming soon)
Despite them both being up.
Thanks.
In short. No.Access_Denied said:Also, can someone please add the sticker removing tutorial to the original post? It may not be important in Europe, but the sticker is what defines your warranty over here in the US.
twelve said:In short. No.
If you want to flash your 360 then be prepared to lose the warranty. Don't be a fucking pussy.
Exactly. They don't have to. If you want to keep your warranty then dont break it. If you want to pirate your games then lose your warranty. It's a simple choice.Access_Denied said:Nobody should have to be prepared to lose their warranty if they don't have to
twelve said:Exactly. They don't have to. If you want to keep your warranty then dont break it. If you want to pirate your games then lose your warranty. It's a simple choice.
You may have no morals about defrauding Microsoft but I do.
Great, now Phil doesn't want to write a BenQ tut... Thanks Access...Access_Denied said:But, they can have both. A modded console and a warranty.
And you're not hurting MS in any way, shape or form by keeping your warranty. You're hurting them by downloading games. They already knew they were going to have to honor the warranty that they put on your system.
If this is an issue of morals, why do you even support piracy?
QuickJay said:I got my new console from repairs, removed the sticky using a hair dryer, successfully flashed it, and placed the sticker back.
Looks like it was never opened and I can play backups.
How awesome.