PC DVD Burner FW [100% XGD3]

O jei pas mane stacionaras, bet nera SATA jungties, galeciau prijungt DVD-rom'a su adapteriu is IDE jungties i SATA? Ar eitu kaip kitaip?

NU tai nusipikt tuos kur virsui rasem ir bus isorinis

 

O jei pas mane stacionaras, bet nera SATA jungties, galeciau prijungt DVD-rom'a su adapteriu is IDE jungties i SATA? Ar eitu kaip kitaip?

 

Nepagalvojau galima per papildomus laidus pajungti per usb jungti

 

 

Gali su adapteriu pajungti dvd rom Sata/IDE

 

Arba isidek SATA PCI kontroleri. Apsmokiau bus biski Na bet cia pinigu klausimas.

Niekaip nesuprantu, kodėl neina biose nustaty eSATA mode į IDE. Nustatai IDE, ir blue screeną metą kraunant winus.

iHas122 modelis spėju netinka?

iHas122 modelis spėju netinka?

 

Niekaip nesuprantu, kodėl neina biose nustaty eSATA mode į IDE. Nustatai IDE, ir blue screeną metą kraunant winus.

 

Ar tikrai esata ten reguliuoji, gal tik sata ? Nes jie keiti tarp sata ir ide protokolu, tia naturalu kad windoze lusta. Va parinkus BIOS'e ide ir tada sudiegus windus viskas butu ok. Bet kam tau kesiti i ide ?

Niekaip nesuprantu, kodėl neina biose nustaty eSATA mode į IDE. Nustatai IDE, ir blue screeną metą kraunant winus.

 

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Radau kad galima crossflashinti iHas122 į 124, taigi kai parsiūs BF3, bandysim įrašinėt ir žiūrėt ar veiks sklandžiai ar ne

 

gidas tiems kas nori teisingai irasyti naujojo formato XGD3 zaidimus i pigiuosius Acme DVD+R DL su tinkamu Lite-on iHAS modeliu ir iXtreme Burner Max firmware: XGD3 zaidimai Acme diskuose

Neverciu, bet gal kam pravers:

Since the announcement of C4Evas DVD Burner FW I thought I would start a thread about the re-badged iHASx24 B drives, as the Lite-On badged drives may become harder to find.

Buying a re-badged ASUS/Plextor drive should also guarantees you a Mediatek chipset based drive (A or B series). Whereas buying a Lite-On drive (or HP drive), you could also get a NEC chipset drive (Y series, re-badged Sony Optiarc AD-724xS/AD-726xS)

Confirmed iHASx24 B re-badges

(thanks to Exobex for 1270i and p*-L890SA)

Asus

DRW-24B3LT (confirmed)

DRW-24B3ST (confirmed)

DRW-24B1LT (confirmed newer drives are B chipset, older may be A chipset)

DRW-24B1ST (confirmed newer drives are B chipset, older may be A chipset)

Easy way to tell DRW-24B1ST/LT drives apart:

Stock firmware 1.03 = A

Stock firmware 1.04 = B

HEWLETT PACKARD (HP)

DVD 1270i [HP DVD1270d=MTK (confirmed) both A and B models exist (confirmed), HP DVD1270r= NEC Y series (confirmed)

DVD 1260i [HP DVD1260t=MTK B version (confirmed) A version (unconfirmed) HP DVD1260r = NEC Y series (confirmed)

PLEXTOR

p*-L890SA (confirmed)

Possible? (Unconfirmed) iHASx24 B re-badges

Teac

W524GS (confirmed A chipset, newer may be B?)

Dell OEM

PLDS DH 16AAS (confirmed A chipset, newer may be B?)

http://club.myce.com/f87/something-odd-jus...0-newegg-317360

Now the A series drives are no longer produced so your chances of getting an A series drives from a retailer such as Newegg is slim. Looking at reviews on Newegg for the DRW-24B1ST, there is one dated back to March 2011 reporting a B series drive.

Crossflashing any re-badged iHASx24 B to Lite-On firmware (Thanks to Spark for procedure) (Thanks to Exobex for additional info)

Utilities and Lite-On iHASx24 B firmware can be found here:

http://codeguys.rpc1.org/

Personally I would recommend iHAS624 B firmware for LightScribe drives and iHAS524 B firmware for non LightScribe drives as this gets you the largest feature set (SmartErase + LabelTag), but you can chose any iHASx24 B firmware you wish.

Process is:

1. Launch EEPROM utility and backup EEPROM.

2. Launch Firmware utility and backup Firmware.

With the above steps, these dumps will be needed if you ever need to return the drive to stock for warranted repair etc so it's a good idea to make 2 dumps just to be sure.

3. Launch Firmware Utility and make sure Update Boot Code is checked (optional, but recommended)

4. Flash the drive using the Firmware utility selecting the exe file. (note: unscrabbled c0deguys firmware is required)

5. Run the EEPROM utility and launch the Convert option. This will finalize the cross flash process.

6. Once this has completed successfully, power cycle the drive.

7. The drive will now be recognized as an iHASx24 B model and the process is now complete.

Once the drive is cross flashed with c0deguys firmware, you should be able to use official Lite-On firmware updates

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jaigu neverti tai ir nekelk... kiekvienas galim uzeit i xbox scene ir pakopint...normalus xboxeriai ten kasdien uzeina..

 

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