Robin Hoods Playground

Hey guys, over on Team-Xecuter they released a DIY LiteOn solderless cutless probe build as well as a new JungleFlasher with built in support for it. Yes it is the same concept as the scorpion but the difference is that this is supported in Jungleflasher for those that prefer it. Here is a link to t...

You can use DOSflash but JF is much easier IMHO.

1. If you are using JungleFlasher, power the drive with the tray half opened. Under the MTK tab select dummy from ixtreme and it should make a dump of the firmware that is on the drive. This will open in source firmware and will automatically show that tab in JungleFlasher. Select your target firmwa...

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This is epic, now modding on virtually any computer is possible. Awesome job and props must be offered up to TX!

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If you are worried about the iprep formatting your drive to only boot from the computer it was created on, then don't use it. Instead, use HP USB Disk Format Tool by following this guide here: http://www.bay-wolf.com/usbmemstick.htm" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false; Once you a...

it is not saving your firmware dump... you should try using jungleflasher, it is much better than iprep (dos).

COMPUSA's website as well as TIGERDIRECT's website both have the TS-H353B in stock for $19.99 plus shipping (For orders of 6 or more you get total order shipping of $1.99). I have ordered these several times and never had any problems with the drives not flashing (as long as you do the sdfwin nochec...

I have debated on getting the 360 Blaster, but it really doesn't seem financially logical considering that there is only an update every 6 months or so... I would just rather take my 360 apart twice a year than pay $50 for something that eliminates 2 minutes of work.

One thing that I like to do is color the actual plastic connector that plugs into the DVD drive on the bottom side. I colored mine red so if I see the red when the drive is right side up I know immediately to turn it over and not turn on the DVD drive (Red Sharpie works nicely)