hi i am after some help please.i have a sweex 2 port serial ata raid pci card.its a pu101.i cant find the chipset and i am not 100% sure if i can flash my samsung 28 drive with this any help please.thanks.
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Hi,
It sounds like you are having the same problems that I had, from what I can remember I had to power off the xbox on and off at the right time to get the chipset to be displayed. Do a search on the forum there are some posts about it somewhere.
hth
It sounds like you are having the same problems that I had, from what I can remember I had to power off the xbox on and off at the right time to get the chipset to be displayed. Do a search on the forum there are some posts about it somewhere.
hth
It was a long time ago that I done mine so sorry if my instructions are a bit sh*t.... from what I can remember I used samread/samwrite with extreme 5.2.
Power the PC up(booted onto a DOS bootdisk) with the XBOX on and the SATA cable connected.
Power the 360 off/then as you power it on run samread. I think it depends on what program you are using but you should then see the SATA chipset in the list....
Then Power the 360 off select the correct chipset option...... wait for about 10-15 seconds then power the 360 back on.....then if all is well it will start to read the firmware.......well thats the idea anyway. Then once you have created the new firmware do it again but this time with samwrite hope that helps.
REMEMBER DO A READ FIRST AND BACKUP YOUR ORIGINAL FIRMWARE OVER AND OVER AND OVER and over just to be safe
oh and another thing I'm guessing that you are aware of the current issues with using a modified firmware on XBOX live ??? If not read the front page of the site.
James
Power the PC up(booted onto a DOS bootdisk) with the XBOX on and the SATA cable connected.
Power the 360 off/then as you power it on run samread. I think it depends on what program you are using but you should then see the SATA chipset in the list....
Then Power the 360 off select the correct chipset option...... wait for about 10-15 seconds then power the 360 back on.....then if all is well it will start to read the firmware.......well thats the idea anyway. Then once you have created the new firmware do it again but this time with samwrite hope that helps.
REMEMBER DO A READ FIRST AND BACKUP YOUR ORIGINAL FIRMWARE OVER AND OVER AND OVER and over just to be safe
oh and another thing I'm guessing that you are aware of the current issues with using a modified firmware on XBOX live ??? If not read the front page of the site.
James
ukjamesh said:
He is still going to need a VIA 6421 chipset not what he is trying to use, it wont work.