Flashing a Hitachi 47DJ drive

Peak

Junior Member
Dec 21, 2002
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So I have it connected, and in ModeB and everything, and ran the command:

FLASH23S F 1873

With my 360 drive being registered as the F: drive.

So, It starts to run, and outputs this:

****************************************
* *
* Maximus-garyOPA: Xtreme v2.3 Stealth *
* HITACHI ALL VERSIONS 8in1 *
* *
* BASED ON THE WORK BY garyOPA *
* Updates your x360 DVD drive firmware *
* *
****************************************


Making BACKUP of your DRIVE KEY...



Dumping CURRENT firmware...



Detecting VERSION of drive...


-- -------- VER.BIN

---------- VER.BIN

---------- VER.BIN

---------- VER.BIN

---------- VER.BIN
Version: 0047

Making XTREME patch for v47...


Flashing 1/9 sector 90003000 (Xtreme Custom Code)...
It has been on 'Flashing 1/9 sector' for about 20 minutes, and am wondering if I have gone wrong, and what I've done wrong? I'm still leaving it to flash, but how long should it take?
 

Peak

Junior Member
Dec 21, 2002
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Eeek, it's taken over 40 minutes now, just on the one sector thing.

Is there another way to flash it or whatever? What should I do now?
 

SPACE

Senior Member
Dec 18, 2002
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i hvae done one of these now and no problems.
if it all goes pear shaped i think it has already made a copy of your original firmware about here.

Making BACKUP of your DRIVE KEY...



Dumping CURRENT firmware...



Detecting VERSION of drive...


im not too sure but you should be able to do the restore.bat and it should go to normal. i dont really know but thats my understanding of it.
 

Peak

Junior Member
Dec 21, 2002
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I don't know. I don't have a hard-drive on my 360 atm and I can't get my kreon drive to install (need help lol), but I did this, and it obviousl froze or sometyhing. I didn't restore it, but it still plays original games fine. I haven't tested it on a copied CD, but could it be that I did flash it, it just didn't show up on the command prompt?
 

johnjohn

Console Master
Dec 8, 2002
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it probably froze. When i flashed that version of hitachi it did the whole flash in about 20 seconds
 

Ice

Junior Member
Dec 23, 2002
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Ya you may want to watch what processes you
are running while trying to do things that
rely heavily on CPU resources while running
other things. Like iTunes.
 

Peak

Junior Member
Dec 21, 2002
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I removed everything, all USB ports on my PC, all CD's were removed, no extra processes were running, i had no internet connection. Is there any other way to flash it or is that it?
 

lang

Console Master
Dec 10, 2002
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Did you open and close the Hitachi drive a couple times as Windows is loading?
 

Peak

Junior Member
Dec 21, 2002
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bigd23 said:
Did you open and close the Hitachi drive a couple times as Windows is loading?
Yeah, while it was in the booting screen, I opened and closed it, and then left it closed for windows to boot.
 

SPACE

Senior Member
Dec 18, 2002
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another way of flashing is by using the hotswap method which is also mentioned in the tutorial.
 

Peak

Junior Member
Dec 21, 2002
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Jenkosz said:
another way of flashing is by using the hotswap method which is also mentioned in the tutorial.
I don't have a SATA DVD drive, they're both IDE. I'll have another go at this, but connect my 360 directly to my motherboard, insted of the PCI card with SATA ports on it.

Will this change anything?