New Flash Software??? Xflasher 360 v0.75
Posted: Sat Jan 24, 2009 11:08 pm
Hey !
I was looking around the home page for Xbox Scene today and discovered this.
Looks like it does a lot for something new. Not a ton above of features above iPrep but noteworthy, nonetheless.
Maybe CoFree or Sadalius can tell us about it...hmm?
P.S. :
Thanks for going back in on those videos to update the scheme to flash the different drives with iPrep v8.8, CoFree.
Some of the videos have a couple of hiccups.
Just thought you might want to know in case you get bombarded with requests to explain what was missing.
From Xbox Scene Home Page:
Xflasher 360 v0.75
>> Trancy released a new version of Xflasher 360 on modcontrol.com. The tool is now also available in english and french:
Official Site: modcontrol.com
Download: here
Discuss this news item on our forums: forums.xbox-scene.com
I was looking around the home page for Xbox Scene today and discovered this.
Looks like it does a lot for something new. Not a ton above of features above iPrep but noteworthy, nonetheless.
Maybe CoFree or Sadalius can tell us about it...hmm?
P.S. :
Thanks for going back in on those videos to update the scheme to flash the different drives with iPrep v8.8, CoFree.
Some of the videos have a couple of hiccups.
Just thought you might want to know in case you get bombarded with requests to explain what was missing.
From Xbox Scene Home Page:
Xflasher 360 v0.75
>> Trancy released a new version of Xflasher 360 on modcontrol.com. The tool is now also available in english and french:
[/quote]In the past there have been many users who have had problems when it comes to flashing their drive under Windows (Drive-bricking, Windows freezes, etc.) so I have decided to program a DOS-based tool that automatically does the following:
* Copying of the DVD-Drive Firmware
* Spoofing/patching of the Firmware
* Flashing the DVD-Drive with iXtreme
The Tool: Xflasher completes the entire Flash-Procedure. For this the original firmware as well as the the files iXtreme.bin, org.bin, key.bin, identify.bin, inquiry.bin or dummy.bin are placed in separate folders. Note: Not all of the files mentioned above are created for every drive model.
DVD drives from Lite-On, BenQ, and Samsung/Toshiba are supported. It is not possible to flash Hi-tachi drives under DOS at the moment, if this should change in the future then newer versions of Xflasher will most probably be released with the added support.
What's new/fixed in v0.75:
* Added option for read the DVD-Key several times
* Fix for read Samsung/BenQ DVD-ROM
* Added USB-formatting tool with DOS
* Added language menu at 1st start
* Added english language
* Added english How to
* Added french language
* Added french How to
* Bug fixing
* Fix for show correct ANSI-Fonts (German: like ä and ü) under Dos
Official Site: modcontrol.com
Download: here
Discuss this news item on our forums: forums.xbox-scene.com