Lite-On 93450c 0021 and LED flashing...care to help?? :D

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dhaval33

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Aug 3, 2010
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[HELP] Lite-On 93450c 0021 and LED flashing [HELP]

Hey guys, I have a problem with my 93450c lite-on.

Several weeks ago i stated my first lite-on flash... i successfully dumped( At Lease I think so.) and i successfully Flashed LT 1.1. I used CK3 Pro and CK3 Probe V2. Here is the JungleFlasher Log.


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JungleFlasher 0.1.75 Beta (152)

Session Started Sat Oct 30 00:34:33 2010



This is a 32 bit process running on 4 x 32 bit CPUs

portio32.sys Driver Installed

portio32.sys Driver Started, thanks Schtrom !

Found 5 I/O Ports.

Found 2 Com Ports.

Found 9 windows drives C: D: E: F: G: H: I: J: L:

Found 1 CD/DVD drives F:



Drive is Lite-On.. Sending Vendor Intro to port 0xC800

Status 0x51

Re-sending Vendor Intro:

.............

Serial flash found with Status 0x72



Sending Device ID request to port 0xC800

Manufacturer ID: 0xC2

Device ID: 0x11

Flash Name: MXIC(MX25L2005)

Flash Size: 262144 bytes



Getting Status from port 0xC800

Serial flash found with Status 0x72



Reading Bank 0: ................

Reading Bank 1: ................

Reading Bank 2: ................

Reading Bank 3: ................



Lite-On Dump file saved to Lite-OFW.bin

Loading firmware from buffer

Parse Failed !





Loading MTK_Flash source file



Getting Status from port 0xC800

Serial flash found with Status 0x72



Reading Bank 0: ................

Reading Bank 1: ................

Reading Bank 2: ................

Reading Bank 3: ................



Lite-On Dump file saved to Lite-OFW.bin

Loading firmware from buffer

Parse Failed !





Loading MTK_Flash source file



Getting Status from port 0xC800

Serial flash found with Status 0x72



Reading Bank 0: ................

Reading Bank 1: ................

Reading Bank 2: ................

Reading Bank 3: ................



Lite-On Dump file saved to Lite-OFW.bin

Loading firmware from buffer

Drive key @ n/a 397C08B78FFD12890AD017CADCF109EC

Firmware Osig: [PLDS DG-16D2S 9345]

Firmware is: Stock

Key added to database





Loading MTK_Flash source file

Key data saved to C:\Users\Dhaval\Desktop\Xbox 360 stuff\Xbox 360 Flashing tools\JungleFlasher v0.1.75 Beta (152)\New Folder\Key.bin





Getting Status from port 0xC800

Serial flash found with Status 0x72



Reading Bank 0: ................

Reading Bank 1: ................

Reading Bank 2: ................

Reading Bank 3: ................



Lite-On Dump file saved to Lite-OFW.bin

Loading firmware from buffer

Drive key @ n/a 397C08B78FFD12890AD017CADCF109EC

Firmware Osig: [PLDS DG-16D2S 9345]

Firmware is: Stock

Key database updated





Loading MTK_Flash source file



Getting Status from port 0xC800

Serial flash found with Status 0x72



Reading Bank 0: ................

Reading Bank 1: ................

Reading Bank 2: ................

Reading Bank 3: ................



Lite-On Dump file saved to Lite-OFW.bin

Loading firmware from buffer

Drive key @ n/a 397C08B78FFD12890AD017CADCF109EC

Firmware Osig: [PLDS DG-16D2S 9345]

Firmware is: Stock

Key database updated





Loading MTK_Flash source file



Getting Status from port 0xC800

Serial flash found with Status 0x72



Reading Bank 0: ................

Reading Bank 1: ................

Reading Bank 2: ................

Reading Bank 3: ................



Lite-On Dump file saved to Lite-OFW.bin

Loading firmware from buffer

Drive key @ n/a 397C08B78FFD12890AD017CADCF109EC

Firmware Osig: [PLDS DG-16D2S 9345]

Firmware is: Stock

Key database updated



Auto-Loading firmware file C:\Users\Dhaval\Desktop\Xbox 360 stuff\Xbox 360 Flashing tools\JungleFlasher v0.1.75 Beta (152)\firmware\ix-ltv1.1-934.bin

MD5 hash: b93c95db4fac3ca37c89c727e61c2453

Genuine iXtreme Lite-Touch 1.1

Drive key @ n/a 77777777777777777777777777777777

Firmware Osig: [PLDS DG-16D2S 9345]

Firmware is: iXtreme LT 1.1

Spoofing Target

DVD Key copied to target

Target is LT - ID strings not copied to Target

Serial data copied from Source to Target

Calibration data copied from Source to Target





Loading MTK_Flash source file

Spoofing Target

DVD Key already matches

Target is LT - ID strings not copied to Target

Serial data already matches

Calibration data already matches



Spoofing Target

DVD Key already matches

Target is LT - ID strings not copied to Target

Serial data already matches

Calibration data already matches



Drive is Lite-On..

Sending Lite-On-Erase request to port 0xC800

..............

Drive returned Status 0xD0

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Serial flash found with Status 0x72

Manufacturer ID: 0xC2

Device ID: 0x11

Flash Name: MXIC(MX25L2005)

Flash Size: 262144 bytes



Getting Status from port 0xC800

SPi flash found with Status 0x72



Sending Chip Erase to Port 0xC800

Erasing:............

Writing target buffer to flash

Writing Bank 0: ................

Writing Bank 1: ................

Writing Bank 2: ................

Writing Bank 3: ................



Flash Verification Test !

Reading Bank 0: ................

Reading Bank 1: ................

Reading Bank 2: ................

Reading Bank 3: ................

Write verified OK !



Sending Vendor Outro to port 0xC800

Drive is Lite-On.. Drive is Lite-On.. Sending Vendor Intro to port 0xC800

Status 0x51

Re-sending Vendor Intro:

...........

Serial flash found with Status 0x72



Sending Device ID request to port 0xC800

Manufacturer ID: 0xC2

Device ID: 0x11

Flash Name: MXIC(MX25L2005)

Flash Size: 262144 bytes



Getting Status from port 0xC800

Serial flash found with Status 0x72



Reading Bank 0: ................

Reading Bank 1: ................

Reading Bank 2: ................

Reading Bank 3: ................



Lite-On Dump file saved to Lite-OFW.bin

Loading firmware from buffer

Parse Failed !





Loading MTK_Flash source file



Getting Status from port 0xC800

Serial flash found with Status 0x72



Reading Bank 0: ................

Reading Bank 1: ................

Reading Bank 2: ................

Reading Bank 3: ................



Lite-On Dump file saved to Lite-OFW.bin

Loading firmware from buffer

Drive key @ n/a 397C08B78FFD12890AD017CADCF109EC

Firmware Osig: [PLDS DG-16D2S 9345]

Firmware is: iXtreme LT 1.1

Key database updated





Loading MTK_Flash source file

Sending Vendor Outro to port 0xC800

Drive is Lite-On..
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I noticed that i got a parse failed in the first dump so i dumped again and again... then i figured that i needed to change a switch on the Probe so i finally got it and loaded the target firmware. when it spoofed though it said that it didn't spoof the id strings because it was LT so i spoofed again and same thing so i left it there(Should that happen?). After i did the outro i wanted to check if my drive had LT 1.1 so i went into intro again and checked and everything was fine. When i was done with the flashing part it was time for the tracer repair and thats where I THINK that i am messing up. I used the xecuter approved silver conductive glue to repair my traces as i have no skills for soldering. i went ahead and followed this photo as precisely as i could:


Then, i put everything back together and then the following happened VIDEO LINK:
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I put more glue on as i thought that less glue might be causing this problem and the same thing happened again. I got rid of all the glue and put fresh glue on and i took a pic. of it... (i still have the same problem) PS. I tried without the drive in and xbox works.. :D



I hope you guys can help me.. and i would really appreciate ur help. Thanks For Reading :D Please don't mind my grammar mistakes English is my second language.
 
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dhaval33

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Aug 3, 2010
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i dont have a multimeter nor the soldering equipment. something IS wrong WITH THE DRIVE because the xbox works without the drive in... thanks for replying though. :D
 
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amtz86

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Mar 27, 2010
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i have the same exact problem with two drives, i think i burned the pad where the v goes. But the three red rings went away by making sure the traces are repaired. Now im getting just a blinking green light ):

only thing i can suggest is buy a multi meter, only cost $5-10 and it goes a long way for measuring the continuity.
 
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dhaval33

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Aug 3, 2010
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thank you guys for replying... @Styles123 i bought like way too much stuff to flash this only xbox this is my friends xbox and he has been paying for half of the money for all the things i have bought so i can't get a multimeter anytime soon but can you tell that there are any shorts from the picture?
@amtz86 same as above i can't buy it right now but i will soon ... and i don't think i urned any of the pads because i was so careful with putting the glue on and i don't think i ever likr went over the shorts.

soo please guys i would really appreciate ANY help from this forums.
 
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dhaval33

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Aug 3, 2010
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i took clearer photos please zoom in and tell me how to fix this...is it broken?? i really hope i can do SOMETHING to fix this drive...







Please somebody help me.. i really appreciate it...
 
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Chris2404

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You are causing a short somewhere either solder a bridge between the cut and the pad to reform the connection or get conductive glue/pen. You really should test it with a multimeter that way you will know what it has been correctly repaired.

Also before putting it back in the xbox make sure the ck3 can eject the drive.
 
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dhaval33

Junior Member
Aug 3, 2010
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i have no soldering skills but i am getting the conductive pen and a multimeter today... :D any instructions on how exactly i should do it to not cause any shorts??
 
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dhaval33

Junior Member
Aug 3, 2010
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thanks chris i did what u told me and i used the conductive pen, tested both ends of the trace and it came up .005 so that was good... but i never put it in the xbox... i tried it with a ck3 pro and it didn't eject... please help... i am not shorting anywhere because i tested it with a multimeter and I THINK i probed in good places.... although when i cleaned off all the glue it still showed me .005 reading sooo i don't know what happened ... please anyone help me out i appreciate all of ur help.. :) :( !
 
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dhaval33

Junior Member
Aug 3, 2010
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Thank you so much for replying... I did try to repair it like 10 times now erasing and reputting the glue on the cuts can you take the picture i have and edit it to point out what exactly i am doing wrong... Glad the drive isn't dead yet... :D I really appreciate ur help.
 
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dhaval33

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Aug 3, 2010
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no i actually tried... and what happened is i wanted to see if there was no firmware or if it was a bad flash.. so i took the conductive glue off to probe it and just then my pad fell off so i am getting a new drive. But u might have a bad flash... OR my mistake was that my cut was too deep so the conductive glue i put on didnt go all the way through and because of the deep cut my pad loosened over time and fell off... so i would be careful if i were u. But the cut being too deep, that it can only be solved by solder, might be ur problem. Don't rush things through.... :D Glad i could help!!
 
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