Robin Hoods Playground

Hello,
I used Jungle Flasher to flash a stock Hitachi 78 drive. I followed the instructions from the video tutorial by sadalius and everything appeared to go well, however now the drive is not reading original games or backups. The drive is also not reading regular CDs or DVDs. The drive powers up and ejects with no problems, also the 360 is lighting up normally.

I wasn't sure if I should post the complete log file from Jungleflasher because I wasn't sure if it is safe to post the key information?

I've utilized this site for flashing other drives and really appreciate the helpful tutorials .

Any help or suggestions would be much appreciated, Thanks in advance!

I hope the drive isn't bricked

Yeah just post the log up but remove the key details or change them to 0000's. Check that your leads are in tight too.

What he said: feel free to edit the key however you see fit. You could also PM on of the mods/admins with your key so we can tell you if it looks good to us or not.

Thanks for the quick replies! Here is the log. The text in bold I did not change to 0
If by chance you guys see that I left crucial information from the log can you please edit my post?
Thanks again!

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JungleFlasher 0.1.62 Beta

Session Started Sun Jun 21 00:02:28 2009


This is a 32 bit process running on 2 x 32 bit CPUs

PortIO is installed and running.

Found 6 I/O Ports.

Found 1 Com Ports.

Found 5 windows drives C: D: E: F: Z:

Found 3 CD/DVD drives D: E: F:


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Drive, answers normal Windows Inquiry 12 0 0 0 24 0

0000: 05 80 00 32 5B 00 00 00 - 48 4C 2D 44 54 2D 53 54 ...2[...HL-DT-ST

0010: 44 56 44 2D 52 4F 4D 20 - 47 44 52 33 31 32 30 4C DVD-ROM GDR3120L

0020: 30 30 37 38 0078



Mode-B Done!

Scanning for hardware changes

Found drive C: - Hard Drive.

Found drive D: - CD/DVD.

Found drive E: - CD/DVD.

Found drive F: - CD/DVD.

Found drive Z: - Hard Drive.

No Hitachi drives were found!

.......

Drive, answers normal Windows Inquiry 12 0 0 0 24 0

0000: 05 80 00 32 5B 00 00 00 - 48 4C 2D 44 54 2D 53 54 ...2[...HL-DT-ST

0010: 44 56 44 2D 52 4F 4D 20 - 47 44 52 33 31 32 30 4C DVD-ROM GDR3120L

0020: 30 30 37 38 0078



Mode-B Done!

Scanning for hardware changes

Found drive C: - Hard Drive.

Found drive D: - CD/DVD.

Found drive E: - CD/DVD.

Found drive F: - CD/DVD.

Found drive G: - CD/DVD. <--- Hitachi found

Found drive Z: - Hard Drive.

Flashing Hacked f/w to Hitachi 0078/0079 by Ram Upload Method via WIN32 API

Dumping Flash:................................

Hitachi Dump file saved to C:\Documents and Settings\Mr X\Desktop\Blah\360 Flash\XBOX 360 KEYS\Corey's Boss Hitachi 78 stock\Hit-OFW.bin

Loading Hitachi Dump to Source Buffer

Inquiry string found

Identify string found

Firmware is rev 0078-4E10

DVD key found @ 0x4E10 key is 78A10 <- I removed key info here

Firmware is Hitachi OSIG: HL-DT-STDVD-ROM GDR3120L0078

Firmware type is: Stock



C:\Documents and Settings\Mr X\Desktop\Blah\360 Flash\JungleFlasher v0.1.62 Beta



Drive is Stock, rev 0078

Auto-Loading target file C:\Documents and Settings\Mr X\Desktop\Blah\360 Flash\JungleFlasher v0.1.62 Beta\firmware\ix151-78-4e10.bin

Target File MD5 hash is: 7c3c120a63e9e83c0d885e896a4d9664

Inquiry string found

Identify string found

Firmware is rev 0078-4E10

DVD key found @ 0x4E10 key is 00000000000000000000000000000000

Firmware is Hitachi OSIG: HL-DT-STDVD-ROM GDR3120L0078

Firmware type is: iXtreme:1.51:v78-12x

9 Sector Differences Found

Flash Stability Test

Flashing Sector 9003F000

Dumping Sector 9003F000:....

Read back & compare completed, Flashing Stable!

Repairing Test Sector.

Flashing Sector 9003F000

Done !

Flashing Sector 9003E000

Flashing Sector 90003000

Flashing Sector 90006000

Flashing Sector 9000A000

Flashing Sector 9001C000

Flashing Sector 90026000

Flashing Sector 9002D000

Flashing Sector 90034000

Flashing Sector 90035000

Done !

Write verify test..

Dumping Flash:................................

Read back & compare completed, Write Verified!

Flash Complete !

That looks spot-on. If you're sure the drive key is valid you could try restoring the drive and then reflashing it again. I'd still check the connections first though.

>< darn, Yeah I'm sure the key is okay because the drive was originally stock. I tried restoring the drive to stock and everything went back to stock but I still have the same problem of it not reading disc.
Thanks again for the help and quick reply!

When you load the .bins you created into the source firmware on the FirmwareTool 32 tab are there any recurring numbers or letters?

I should have taken a screenshot, but I recall the number started with a 7 and the rest were sporadic. I never had to manually load the .bins file.

Update - I have the drive put away at the moment, however I opened JF and selected the MK tab and loaded source firmware and pointed it to the .bin. From what I can tell it doesn't look like there is repeating numbers/letters

Thanks again

Here's an idea, load the stock firmware and the cfw in the Firmtool32 tab, now take a look at something for me.
In the two red circles the numbers should be indentical if not you're key is in the wrong spot of the firmware. JF usually does this correctly and automatically but it might be worth looking at.

JF only saved a QFW bin and not a CFW bin in the folder that I used. I'll go ahead and give it another shot tonight and take a screenshot of Tool32 tab right when all of the info is filled in.

Thanks again guys for your time and help

A local guy mentioned to me that the problem I'm having is a common problem with JF, he recommended that I should try using Firmware toolbox and a slax cd. Do you guys think that I should try using that method? If so I'll need to start googling some tutorials.

Thanks again

I HATE firmware toolbox!! But I think that's just me. And I've never had any issues flashing my hitachi with JF on Windows Xp. If you happen to be running vista then you'll probably never get the hitachi to flash with JF. At least I never could.

I'll second that Technote-Vista will NOT work with J/F

Vista works fine with JF just not on hitachi drives. I've flashed everything but hitachis with vista.