Flash and key extract Configurations?

[xx0warrig0xx]

This is like my other post so i simply copied and pasted.

ok it worked

what i did was take my orig dump (dummy.bin)
an put that in under the "open source firmware"
then input the ix v1,51 hack firmware under the " open target firmware"
then spoof to target
that put my info in the v1.51 hacked firmware
then "save to file"

but here is where it get different
i named that save as "litcfw.bin"
that is what the iprep 8.8 will be looking ofr

then i started iprep made a boot disc
in the backup folder i put two folders
the first named 1234567,the 2nd named 12345
in the 2nd folder i put the copy on v1.51 that i had made with jungle(but was named for iprep)
then booted on the flash drive and went right to
flit 1234567 12345
and
it was perfect.

So with JF, i make the spoofed ixtreme rename it so i prep can detect it. then just some questions for Iprep configurations.

so i follow through on Iprep but how do i erase the banks of the drive shud i do it through JF, or Iprep?
then heres my idea of hardware configuration for the Iprep flash please correct if its wrong.

Power through my ck3 to liteon drive.
Sata from liteon drive to my Via chip


and for extracting the keys to get the dummy.bin?
I couldn't exactly see the hardware config in Cofree's video can some one post the configuration i know the ck3 connected to the power not sure about sata?

Thanks

[CoFree]

how do i erase the banks of the drive shud i do it through JF, or Iprep?

that will happen in iprep
after you run the flit command it will do a erase.

Power through my ck3 to liteon drive.

yes

and for extracting the keys to get the dummy.bin?

well for this way im talking about here
you need to have a dump of your files already.

[technoe]

You basically had it right. Sata from your lite-on to the VIA card. Molex (the 4-pin power connector in your PC) to the CK3. If you're going to be using iPrep or the mod cd you're going to need a serial cable to hook the CK3 to the PC because they're aren't drivers in DOS for USB.