TTG_Gold_Jake wrote

Rated_PG wrote Yes.You can.Cuz i have a flashed lite on drive.And a BenQ.But one is a lite on

Do I do the same process as a BenQ?
And is it easier/harder?
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- Jake

Harder
My friend can do a BenQ in like 10min
It took him like an hour to do a lite on

I Think its possable but i'm not really sure



Modz

DemonHunter wrote The problem is the Lite-On is different compared to all the other drives referring to the drive controller interface.Since the Lite-On drives use a read only rom chip I believe a modchip could be used to store the firmware.The problem is writing a hacked firmware for it,and doing all the necessary stuff just to get it to work.It would be too complex for most users making it cost more to keep the Lite-On instead of buying a different drive and just spoofing it.The procedure would be writing a hacked Lite-On firmware to the modchip,and they both don't exist yet.I did read somewhere that Firmware ToolBox will be updated to support Lite-On drives in the future though,but that will be a very long time from now.It will have to be reprogrammed to support these type of drives,and they really are a nuisance.

Thanks to other sources. Dont know whether im aloud to say the website because that may be classed as advertising.

when did you read this?cuz i just got my lite on flashed yesterday

You will need a probe such as this one: [ Register or Signin to view external links. ]

And the usual hardware such as: [ Register or Signin to view external links. ]

Neil wrote You will need a probe such as this one: [ Register or Signin to view external links. ]

And the usual hardware such as: [ Register or Signin to view external links. ]

nice..how did you find that?

Neil wrote You will need a probe such as this one: [ Register or Signin to view external links. ]

And the usual hardware such as: [ Register or Signin to view external links. ]

Umm, what do I do with them?
Lmao
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- Jake