Current Status of c4eva's Firmware for Xbox 360

Posted on 2010-12-05 by admin | Translate
Drive Model Version Status Notes
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Hitachi 32, 36,
40, 46, 47,
58, and 59		 GDR-3120L LT+ v2.0 RELEASED
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This version adds support for XGD3 backups, and includes the LT-MAX feature which supports full XGD3 ISOs burned on regular DVD+R DL media with iXtreme Burner MAX. *NOTE: Hitachi v2.0+ does not support truncated XGD3 nor Xbox 1 backups (Xbox 1 originals are fine).
Click here to read why there is no v3.0 for Hitachi 32-59
Hitachi 32-59 currently do not need v3.0 as they aren't AP2.5-capable drives. LT+ v3.0 is only needed for drives which support AP2.5 (Hitachi 78/79, BenQ, Lite-On). ISOs made for v3.0 that include topology data will work fine on Samsung and old Hitachis. In v3.0, the ISO layout hasn't changed, except that there will instead be new topology data in place of where the old AP2.5 replay sector used to be, which Samsung & old Hitachis ignore anyway.
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LT+ v1.1 Hitachi 32, 36, 40, 46, 47, 58 and 59 are not capable of AP2.5 but were updated in this version to conform to LT+ standards.

Hitachi 78/79 LT+ v3.0 RELEASED
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This version adds support for topology data in place of AP2.5 replay data for all XGD3 and AP2.5-active XGD2 backups. *NOTE: For drives that support AP2.5, all backups containing AP2.5 replay data will need to be patched or re-dumped and re-burned for compatibility with v3.0.

iXtreme LT+ v3.0 for Hitachi 78/79 does not support the use of truncated backups, and requires full XGD3 burns made with a compatible Lite-On iHAS drive flashed with the iXtreme Burner MAX fw.

In LT+ v3.0, backups remain the same layout, but require new "AP2.5 topology data" in place of the older "AP2.5 replay sector" that was used in LT+ v2.x and older. Burned backups made for v2.x will not work on v3.0, and vice-versa. In the case of v3.0, the firmware would be looking for nonexistent topology data on a backup burned for v2.x. For v2.x, the firmware would be looking for nonexistent AP25 replay data on a backup burned for v3.0. Either way will not work, and will flag your 360 by failing AP2.5 challenges outright.

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LT+ v2.0b† This version is for Hitachi 79 only and has a bugfix for issues with 8.7GB XGD3 backups that were present in the original 2.0 release for 79. *NOTE: Hitachi v2.0+ does not support truncated XGD3 nor Xbox 1 backups (Xbox 1 originals are fine).
LT+ v2.0 This version adds support for XGD3 backups, and includes the LT-MAX feature which supports full XGD3 ISOs burned on regular DVD+R DL media with iXtreme Burner MAX. *NOTE: Hitachi v2.0+ does not support truncated XGD3 nor Xbox 1 backups (Xbox 1 originals are fine).
LT+ v1.91 This version is for dashboard version 2.0.13599.0 – It is based on the latest firmware as updated by the recent dashboard update. This is only for Hitachi fw version 78 and 79. This fw is not required for lower fw versions. It supports XGD3 originals, but not XGD3 backups. It also supports the new AP2.6 checks however there is no longer any protection against bad/incorrect burns with older patches so MAKE SURE your burns are patched with the latest ABGX. If they are then there is no need to re-burn.
LT+ v1.1 All versions of Hitachi, except 78 and 79, do not have AP2.5 but were updated to conform to LT+ standards.

Samsung TS-H943 LT v2.01 RELEASED
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This version has a bugfix for issues with 8.7GB XGD3 backups that were present in the original 2.0 release for Samsung.
Click here to read why there is no v3.0 for Samsung
Samsung currently does not need v3.0 as isn't an AP2.5-capable drive. LT+ v3.0 is only needed for drives which support AP2.5 (Hitachi 78/79, BenQ, Lite-On). ISOs made for v3.0 that include topology data will work fine on Samsung and old Hitachis. In v3.0, the ISO layout hasn't changed, except that there will instead be new topology data in place of where the old AP2.5 replay sector used to be, which Samsung & old Hitachis ignore anyway.
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LT v2.0 This version adds support for XGD3 backups, including the LT-MAX feature which allows burning XGD3 ISOs on regular DVD+R DL media.
LT v1.9 This version is for dashboard version 2.0.13146.0 – It supports XGD3 originals, but not XGD3 backups.
LT This version is safe with all dashboards up to 2.0.12625.0 – Not deemed live-safe with dashes newer than this.

BenQ 04421C
(62430C, 64930C)		 VAD6038 LT+ v3.0 RELEASED
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This version adds support for topology data in place of AP2.5 replay data for all XGD3 and AP2.5-active XGD2 backups. *NOTE: For drives that support AP2.5, all backups containing AP2.5 replay data will need to be patched or re-dumped and re-burned for compatibility with v3.0.

iXtreme LT+ v3.0 for BenQ retains support for the use of truncated backups, although it it strongly recommended to use full XGD3 burns made with a compatible Lite-On iHAS drive flashed with the iXtreme Burner MAX fw.

In LT+ v3.0, backups remain the same layout, but require new "AP2.5 topology data" in place of the older "AP2.5 replay sector" that was used in LT+ v2.x and older. Burned backups made for v2.x will not work on v3.0, and vice-versa. In the case of v3.0, the firmware would be looking for nonexistent topology data on a backup burned for v2.x. For v2.x, the firmware would be looking for nonexistent AP25 replay data on a backup burned for v3.0. Either way will not work, and will flag your 360 by failing AP2.5 challenges outright.

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LT+ v2.0 This version adds support for XGD3 backups, including the LT-MAX feature which allows burning XGD3 ISOs on regular DVD+R DL media.
LT+ v1.91 This version is for dashboard version 2.0.13599.0 – It is based on the latest firmware as updated by the recent dashboard update. The stock firmware version should now be 04421C. It supports XGD3 originals, but not XGD3 backups. It also supports the new AP2.6 checks however there is no longer any protection against bad/incorrect burns with older patches so MAKE SURE your burns are patched with the latest ABGX. If they are then there is no need to re-burn.
LT+ v1.9 This version is for dashboard version 2.0.13146.0 – It supports XGD3 originals, but not XGD3 backups. The 13146 update flashed all BenQs to the same version, 04421C. Therefore, from LT+ v1.9 onward, BenQ will only have a single cfw version for 04421C.
LT+ v1.1 This version is safe with all dashboards up to 2.0.12625.0 – Not deemed live-safe with dashes newer than this.

Lite-On 02510C
(74850C, 83850Cv1,
83850Cv2, 93450C)		 DG-16D2S LT+ v3.0 RELEASED
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This version adds support for topology data in place of AP2.5 replay data for all XGD3 and AP2.5-active XGD2 backups. *NOTE: For drives that support AP2.5, all backups containing AP2.5 replay data will need to be patched or re-dumped and re-burned for compatibility with v3.0.

iXtreme LT+ v3.0 for Lite-On Phat retains support for the use of truncated backups, although it it strongly recommended to use full XGD3 burns made with a compatible Lite-On iHAS drive flashed with the iXtreme Burner MAX fw.

In LT+ v3.0, backups remain the same layout, but require new "AP2.5 topology data" in place of the older "AP2.5 replay sector" that was used in LT+ v2.x and older. Burned backups made for v2.x will not work on v3.0, and vice-versa. In the case of v3.0, the firmware would be looking for nonexistent topology data on a backup burned for v2.x. For v2.x, the firmware would be looking for nonexistent AP25 replay data on a backup burned for v3.0. Either way will not work, and will flag your 360 by failing AP2.5 challenges outright.

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LT+ v2.0 This version adds support for XGD3 backups, including the LT-MAX feature which allows burning XGD3 ISOs on regular DVD+R DL media.
LT+ v1.91 This version is for dashboard version 2.0.13599.0 – It is based on the latest firmware as updated by the recent dashboard update. The stock firmware version should now be 02510C. It supports XGD3 originals, but not XGD3 backups. It also supports the new AP2.6 checks however there is no longer any protection against bad/incorrect burns with older patches so MAKE SURE your burns are patched with the latest ABGX. If they are then there is no need to re-burn.
LT+ v1.9 This version is for dashboard version 2.0.13146.0 – It supports XGD3 originals, but not XGD3 backups. The 13146 update flashed all phat Lite-Ons to the same version, 02510C. Therefore, from LT+ v1.9 onward, phat Lite-On will only have a single cfw version for 02510C.
LT+ v1.1 This version is safe with all dashboards up to 2.0.12625.0 – Not deemed live-safe with dashes newer than this.

Lite-On 9504/
0272, 0225,
0401, 1071		 DG-16D4S LTU v1.0 RELEASED
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This version is for use with the Team Xecuter Unlocked DVD Replacement PCB universal for all Xbox 360 Slim DVD drives (Lite-On DG-16D4S 9504/0272/0225/0401/1071, Lite-On DG-16D5S 1175/1532, Hitachi DL10N 0500/0502).

LT Ultimate does not need a full fw dump, it requires only the DVD key. It is a single firmware file, containing all the necessary code to function with each of the Slim DVD drives. The JungleFlasher application is used to handle selection and programming of LT Ultimate for the appropriate drive model and firmware version.

LT Ultimate is based on LT+ v3.0, so everything remains the same with ripping, ISO structure, and AP2.5 Topology Data requirements. LT Ultimate retains support for truncated XGD3 backups, but their use is strongly recommended against. Instead, it is recommended to burn XGD3 backups with an iHAS B or compatible cross-flashable drive.

LT Ultimate requires the presence of AP2.5 Topology Data in place of the older AP2.5 Replay Sector, so backups made for the older iXtreme LT/LT+ v2.0 will not work on LT Ultimate. Use of older backups without Topology Data will result in the 360 being flagged for AP2.5 challenge failure.

LT+ v3.0 RELEASED
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This version adds support for topology data in place of AP2.5 replay data for all XGD3 and AP2.5-active XGD2 backups. *NOTE: For drives that support AP2.5, all backups containing AP2.5 replay data will need to be patched or re-dumped and re-burned for compatibility with v3.0.

iXtreme LT+ v3.0 for Lite-On Slim retains support for the use of truncated backups, although it it strongly recommended to use full XGD3 burns made with a compatible Lite-On iHAS drive flashed with the iXtreme Burner MAX fw.

In LT+ v3.0, backups remain the same layout, but require new "AP2.5 topology data" in place of the older "AP2.5 replay sector" that was used in LT+ v2.x and older. Burned backups made for v2.x will not work on v3.0, and vice-versa. In the case of v3.0, the firmware would be looking for nonexistent topology data on a backup burned for v2.x. For v2.x, the firmware would be looking for nonexistent AP25 replay data on a backup burned for v3.0. Either way will not work, and will flag your 360 by failing AP2.5 challenges outright.

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LT+ v2.0 This version adds support for XGD3 backups, including the LT-MAX feature which allows burning XGD3 ISOs on regular DVD+R DL media.
LT+ v1.92 This version improves support for rare fw dumps and further optimizes of the rootkit.
LT+ v1.91 [only for 9504/0272, 0225, and 0401] This version is for dashboard version 2.0.13599.0 – It supports XGD3 originals, but not XGD3 backups. It also supports the new AP2.6 checks however there is no longer any protection against bad/incorrect burns with older patches so MAKE SURE your burns are patched with the latest ABGX. If they are then there is no need to re-burn. The 2.0.13599 update locks the SPI of the 0272 (formerly 9504, flashed to new stock firmware 0272 by the 13146 update). Unlocking Lite-On DG-16D4S drives require either an Xecuter Sputnik360 Switch or Xecuter Sputnik360 Probe if the drive has an MXIC SPI flash, or the "Kamikaze" drill hack if it has a Winbond flash. Click here for an image showing the visual difference between MXIC and Winbond chips on the Lite-On DG-16D4S drives ("03" = MXIC, "05" = Winbond).
LT+ v1.9 [only for 9504/0272, 0225, and 0401] This version is for dashboard version 2.0.13146.0 – It supports XGD3 originals, but not XGD3 backups. The 13146 update flashed Lite-On 9504 to new stock firmware version 0272.
LT+ v1.0 [only for 9504] This version is safe with all dashboards up to 2.0.12625.0 – Not deemed live-safe with dashes newer than this.

Lite-On 1175,
1532		 DG-16D5S LTU v2.0 RELEASED
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This version is for use with the Team Xecuter Lite-On DG-16D5S LTU2 DVD Replacement PCB.

LT Ultimate 2 does not need a full fw dump, it requires only the DVD key. It is a single firmware file, containing all the necessary code to function with each of the Slim DVD drives. The JungleFlasher application is used to handle selection and programming of LT Ultimate 2 for the appropriate drive model and firmware version.

LT Ultimate 2 is based on LT+ v3.0 and LTU v1.0, so everything remains the same with ripping, ISO structure, and AP2.5 Topology Data requirements. LT Ultimate 2 retains support for truncated XGD3 backups, but their use is strongly recommended against.

LT Ultimate 2 requires the presence of AP2.5 Topology Data in place of the older AP2.5 Replay Sector, so backups made for the older iXtreme LT/LT+ v2.0 will not work on LT Ultimate 2. Use of older backups without Topology Data will result in the 360 being flagged for AP2.5 challenge failure.

LTU v1.0 RELEASED
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This version is for use with the Team Xecuter Unlocked DVD Replacement PCB universal for all Xbox 360 Slim DVD drives (Lite-On DG-16D4S 9504/0272/0225/0401/1071, Lite-On DG-16D5S 1175/1532, Hitachi DL10N 0500/0502).

LT Ultimate does not need a full fw dump, it requires only the DVD key. It is a single firmware file, containing all the necessary code to function with each of the Slim DVD drives. The JungleFlasher application is used to handle selection and programming of LT Ultimate for the appropriate drive model and firmware version.

LT Ultimate is based on LT+ v3.0, so everything remains the same with ripping, ISO structure, and AP2.5 Topology Data requirements. LT Ultimate retains support for truncated XGD3 backups, but their use is strongly recommended against. Instead, it is recommended to burn XGD3 backups with an iHAS B or compatible cross-flashable drive.

LT Ultimate requires the presence of AP2.5 Topology Data in place of the older AP2.5 Replay Sector, so backups made for the older iXtreme LT/LT+ v2.0 will not work on LT Ultimate/LT Ultimate 2. Use of older backups without Topology Data will result in the 360 being flagged for AP2.5 challenge failure.

Hitachi 0500,
0502		 DL10N LTU v2.0 RELEASED
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This version is for use with the Team Xecuter Hitachi DL10N LTU2 LTU2 DVD Replacement PCB.

LT Ultimate 2 does not need a full fw dump, it requires only the DVD key. It is a single firmware file, containing all the necessary code to function with each of the Slim DVD drives. The JungleFlasher application is used to handle selection and programming of LT Ultimate 2 for the appropriate drive model and firmware version.

LT Ultimate 2 is based on LT+ v3.0 and LTU v1.0, so everything remains the same with ripping, ISO structure, and AP2.5 Topology Data requirements. LT Ultimate 2 retains support for truncated XGD3 backups, but their use is strongly recommended against.

LT Ultimate 2 requires the presence of AP2.5 Topology Data in place of the older AP2.5 Replay Sector, so backups made for the older iXtreme LT/LT+ v2.0 will not work on LT Ultimate 2. Use of older backups without Topology Data will result in the 360 being flagged for AP2.5 challenge failure.

LTU v1.0 RELEASED
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This version is for use with the Team Xecuter Unlocked DVD Replacement PCB universal for all Xbox 360 Slim DVD drives (Lite-On DG-16D4S 9504/0272/0225/0401/1071, Lite-On DG-16D5S 1175/1532, Hitachi DL10N 0500/0502).

LT Ultimate does not need a full fw dump, it requires only the DVD key. It is a single firmware file, containing all the necessary code to function with each of the Slim DVD drives. The JungleFlasher application is used to handle selection and programming of LT Ultimate for the appropriate drive model and firmware version.

LT Ultimate is based on LT+ v3.0, so everything remains the same with ripping, ISO structure, and AP2.5 Topology Data requirements. LT Ultimate retains support for truncated XGD3 backups, but their use is strongly recommended against. Instead, it is recommended to burn XGD3 backups with an iHAS B or compatible cross-flashable drive.

LT Ultimate requires the presence of AP2.5 Topology Data in place of the older AP2.5 Replay Sector, so backups made for the older iXtreme LT/LT+ v2.0 will not work on LT Ultimate. Use of older backups without Topology Data will result in the 360 being flagged for AP2.5 challenge failure.

PC DVD
Burners		 MULTI BMP v0.15 RELEASED
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- Works with most MTK chipset-based DVD burners (Lite-On, etc.)
- No need to flash burner firmware. Delivers a realtime payload to increase capacity of DVD+R DL discs to support XGD3
- Support for stock iHAS B, C, and D burners — all makes and models
- Support for many of the Lite-On iHAS Clones
- Supports many other models such as ASUS, Samsung, Pioneer and many others
- Supports many Lite-On and Samsung USB External Burners
- Supports many Lite-On IDE Burners
- Supports any disc burning software (ImgBurn recommended)

Click here for a list of drive models that support Burner MAX Payload

Supported Models

(list will be added soon)

Contact us if you know of any other confirmed working drive models that support Burner MAX Payload that aren't on this list.

Lite-On PC
DVD Burner
(124B, 224B, 324B,
424B, 524B, 624B)		 iHAS B BM v1.0 RELEASED
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iHAS124B – Baseline model

iHAS224B – Baseline model + LightScribe

iHAS324B – Baseline model + SmartErase

iHAS424B – Baseline model + LightScribe + SmartErase (or = 224 + SmartErase)

iHAS524B – Baseline model + LabelTag + SmartErase

iHAS624B – Baseline model + LabelTag + LightScribe + SmartErase (or = 524 + LightScribe)

The "iXtreme Burner MAX" customized PC DVD burner fw allows for burning 100% of an XGD3 ISO to regular DVD+R DL discs. Preferred media for error-free burns are Verbatim MKM001 (burning at 2.4x), and Verbatim MKM003 (burning at 2.4x or 4x). All regular features of the burner function as normal, including LightScribe, LabelTag, Smart-Erase, Smart-Burn, Smart-X, and SuperAllWrite. Even with the custom iXtreme Burner MAX fw flashed to the drive, it is still fully functional as a regular burner, not only for XGD3, but also XGD2, and all other ISOs and data, up to 8.7GB worth.

Click here for a list of cross-flashable drive models that support Burner MAX firmware

Cross-Flashable Models

In addition to the normal Lite-On iHAS "B" burners (124B, 224B, 324B, 424B, 524B, 624B), there are several other drive models of different brands that can be cross-flashed to an iHAS by using the original Lite-On iHAS firmware and EEPROM utilities. These cross-flashable drives are re-badged OEM drives, which means they are manufactured by Lite-On and contain the same internal hardware and components as the Lite-On iHAS, but are sold under a different brand name (ASUS, Dell, HP, Plextor, TEAC), some with a different faceplate/bezel on the front of the drive, and/or with different retail packaging.

Please note that the cross-flashable drive models marked with a * in the list below have multiple revisions, of which only the "B" revision is supported. Revision "Y" (NEC chipset), "A" (older MTK chipset), "C" (MTK chipset/1MB flash), and "D" (MTK chipset/1MB flash) are not compatible. c4eva's custom Burner MAX firmware is based on the Lite-On iHAS "B" revision which has an MTK chipset with 2MB flash.

The revision letter is usually indicated somewhere on the retail box and also on the label sticker on the drive itself. For some drives, the revision letter is part of the drive model, or appears near or after the end of the drive model on the label sticker. Depending on when a particular model was manufactured and the retail destination country/region, the configuration and placement of the stickers may be slightly different; different arrangement, dual barcodes, different certification logos, and so on. If you are purchasing a cross-flashable drive online or from a retail store, you should have customer service or the salesperson check the label on the box or the sticker on the drive to ensure that it is in fact a "B" revision.

Please refer to the gallery of images on the dedicated iHAS & cross-flashable list page for examples of some of the different revisions' drive label stickers and box labels.

The following drive models are confirmed capable of being cross-flashed with c4eva's iXtreme Burner MAX firmware:

ASUS
DRW-24B3LT*
DRW-24B3ST*
DRW-24B1LT*
DRW-24B1ST*

Dell
PLDS DH-16ABS

HP
DVD1270i*
DVD1260i*

Lite-On
iHAS122*
iHAS322* (thanks to Hasham, Risay, and Kingston for confirming)
DH-16ABSH11B (thanks to Charles for confirming)

Plextor
PX-L890SA

TEAC
DV-W524GSB

Contact us if you know of any other confirmed cross-flashable drives that aren't on this list.

BenQ 0800 VAD6038 v3.0 RELEASED
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Using Xbox Backup Creator, rips full ISO (XGD2 and XGD3), including correct AP2.5 topology data. All necessary stealth practices still apply, and it remains the responsibility of the user to verify the stealth of their ISOs with abgx360.
Lite-On 0800 DG-16D2S v3.0 RELEASED
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Using Xbox Backup Creator, rips full ISO (XGD2 and XGD3), including correct AP2.5 topology data. All necessary stealth practices still apply, and it remains the responsibility of the user to verify the stealth of their ISOs with abgx360.
Lite-On 0800 DG-16D4S v3.0 IN PROGRESS
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Using Xbox Backup Creator, rips full ISO (XGD2 and XGD3), including correct AP2.5 topology data. All necessary stealth practices still apply, and it remains the responsibility of the user to verify the stealth of their ISOs with abgx360.
Supporting Software Version Status Notes
abgx360 v1.0.6 RELEASED
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This version adds support for patching AP25 topology data and verifying XGD3 ISOs/backups.
Xbox Backup Creator v2.9.0.425 RELEASED
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Used for creation of Xbox 360 ISOs.

Version 2.9.0.425 has the following changes:
Fixed – resetting drive speed back to 5x after use
Removed – old standard of putting video Layer 1 on Layer 0 for XGD1 and XGD2 (this is a fix for newer "Wave 17" XGD2 discs)

Version 2.9.0.421 has the following changes:
Added – support for OEM VAD6038
Added – support for OEM TS-H943A
Added – support for OEM Hitachi GDR-3120L 32, 36, 40, 46, 47, 58, 59, 78, 79
Added – support for OEM Liteon DG-16D2S
Added – support for OEM Liteon DG-16D4S
Added – support for OEM Hitachi DL10N
Added – support for Drive Key Lookup via Jungle Flasher Key DB
Added – support for Xecuter X360USB Pro v2
Added – support for OEM XGD1, XGD2, XGD3 ripping*
Fixed – SS file save bug
*OEM Ripping is dependent on using the Xecuter X360USB Pro v2 to get Windows to assign the OEM DVD drive a drive letter.

Version 2.9.0.350 added support for extracting topology data used by iXtreme LT+ v3.0 fw.

Version 2.9.0.345 added XGD3 and AP25 support, Title Assets Check when ripping or burning xgd3, dae.bin file reading in association of AP25 disc, ability to rescan drives (ctrl-s), support for iXtreme 0800 v3.0 for BenQ and Lite-On (phat).

Xbox Image Browser v2.9.0.350 RELEASED
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Used for browsing and extracting Xbox 360 ISOs. This version added support for XGD3 ISOs, folder preselection to Save As browse dialog, and command line parsing to open an iso from explorer (Open With command).
JungleFlasher v0.1.95(321) RELEASED
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Version 0.1.95(321) added support for c4eva's LTU2 firmware and the Xecuter LTU2 Hardware (Lite-On DG-16D5S & Hitachi DL10N). *Note: make sure X360USB PRO V1 and V2 are updated to the latest firmware (20.1)

Version 0.1.94(320) added support for new Key verification process, Vendor command support for DG-16D5S Drives, extra functions to utilize RGH extracts with LTU using T-X DG-16D5S replacement PCB, support for LT+ v3.0 for Hitachi 78 & 79, support for LTU v1.0 using TX replacement PCB (DG-16D5S 1175/1532, DG-16D4S 0225/0401/1071 lost fw replacement [replaced with a TX DG-16D5S], DL10N 0500/0502 [replaced with a TX DG-16D5S]),
bug fix to SlimKey for bytes at 3f005 & 3f006, IO port enumeration for Win 8 using old school PCI bus scan (using new PortIO drive from Schtrom with 32-bit memory access)

Version 0.1.92(304) added support for LT+ v3.0 for Slim Lite-On 0272 (9504), 0225/0225u, 0401, and 1071.

Version 0.1.91(300) added support for LT+ v3.0 for BenQ 04421C and Phat Lite-On 02510C.

Verson 0.1.90(293) added support for LT+ v2.0b for Hitachi 79.

Version 0.1.90(292) added support for LT+ v2.0 for Hitachi 32, 36, 40, 46, 47, 58, 59, 78, 79, and an extra button group with easy access and visibility for CK3i additional functions.

The status and information presented here is correct and current as of 2018-12-15 04:33AM UTC. The information in this table was last modified 2013-08-11 12:20AM UTC. While we strive to ensure the accuracy of the information presented in this table, there may at times be inconsistencies or errors. Status information is updated and/or corrected on a regular basis as progress is made by the teams and individuals involved. †Hitachi 79 only.
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  1. avatar Paul says:
    2010-12-16 at 02:54PM UTC | Report | Hot debate. What do you think? Thumb up 26 Thumb down 28

    If my slim is from sep 2010 would this be an 0225 or normal 9504? i only want to take it apart once so wondering if there is a way to tell without opening it first. Thanks

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  2. avatar DevilC says:
    2010-12-16 at 03:29PM UTC | Report | Thumb up 5 Thumb down 2

    Where is the info for the samsung drive for completion purposes?

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  3. avatar tarkan says:
    2010-12-17 at 06:17AM UTC | Report | Thumb up 1 Thumb down 2

    Firmware release time for Slim Who's prior year or the year later

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  4. avatar aSSaSSin'S says:
    2010-12-17 at 11:01AM UTC | Report | Thumb up 1 Thumb down 2

    I have a samsung player spoofed I'm forced to mount a liteon to play games with AP25

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  5. avatar c4evaS biggest fan says:
    2010-12-17 at 06:58PM UTC | Report | Thumb up 0 Thumb down 1

    The changes of 1.1? Xbox 1 games support?

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  6. avatar hustler says:
    2010-12-17 at 11:39PM UTC | Report | Thumb up 1 Thumb down 2

    hi friends
    i have and kinect bundle 250 and its mfr date is 4-8-2010 ,is it 9504 or it is 0225, thanks to al

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  7. avatar tarkan says:
    2010-12-18 at 04:48AM UTC | Report | Thumb up 0 Thumb down 1

    Firmware release time for Slim Who’s prior year or the year later?Please Answer.

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  8. avatar 2mi says:
    2010-12-18 at 05:14AM UTC | Report | Thumb up 0 Thumb down 2

    Hi2all!
    FLASH in 0225 drive – read-only or writeable?
    Let us assume, that we get key – the question is, whether we can write customware?

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  9. avatar mr.ture says:
    2010-12-18 at 01:06PM UTC | Report | Thumb up 2 Thumb down 5

    c4eva prejudice I have a huge problem with my xbox 360 with spoofed samsung player, games with protection ap 2.5 will not start, when I insert disk is unreadable I’m not the only one with this problem please could you tell me if a remedy for everything? thanks I hope to receive your response soon

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  10. avatar fpspoint says:
    2010-12-20 at 11:21AM UTC | Report | Poorly-rated. Like or Dislike: Thumb up 1 Thumb down 6

    hi2all!
    c4eva, will you make firmware without wave reading(like 1.6.1 Non-Stealth) but with ap 2.5 bypass?

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