A member of TX has found a new DVD drive inside a Corona system.
The drive was found in a 360 which has a MFR date of 08/2012.
The drive itself has a MFR date of June 2012 and has a firmware version of 1532.
As for the NAND.
It's pretty much the same eMMC chip as the Phison one in Corona v2 systems.
Although those are only found on 4GB consoles.
The new chip likely found in a 16MB console (250GB HDD)
Theres no clear info on whether this new Samsung chip can be dumped with conventional tools or the special SD method used for Corona v2 systems.
Safe to say that for now, the DVD drive is unhackable as it obviously would be the successor of the Liteon 1175 which isn't easy to hack either.
Source: HB-connection
The drive was found in a 360 which has a MFR date of 08/2012.
The drive itself has a MFR date of June 2012 and has a firmware version of 1532.
As for the NAND.
It's pretty much the same eMMC chip as the Phison one in Corona v2 systems.
Although those are only found on 4GB consoles.
The new chip likely found in a 16MB console (250GB HDD)
Theres no clear info on whether this new Samsung chip can be dumped with conventional tools or the special SD method used for Corona v2 systems.
Safe to say that for now, the DVD drive is unhackable as it obviously would be the successor of the Liteon 1175 which isn't easy to hack either.
Source: HB-connection







