redump.info Forum

Don't have better picture on hand, but notice different pattern on connector and extra component near "SF-DB10"

<t>1) I think list is mostly complete, and there are not many other models that can serve as donors. Maybe it's worth checking LG, pioneer or older asus drives for donors, but those are difficult to track.<br/>
2) There 2 types of SF-DB10 lasers, best to open your 712 to check for which you look for ...

I don't remember H353A now, but H353B has MediaTek MT1309.

If you don't want to risk via flashing wrong firmware, then you can check by opening bottom shell. (Just unscrew 4 screws and pull up.)

You will see chipset from Mediatek. If model number of chipset is MT1339 or MT1339e then it's H353c.

Solution is to use jb8.

I will try to keep list of such disks here.

I know this completely going around problem, but you can try creating virtual machine with qemu and KVM, and then passthrough device into windows VM. (iommu/vt-d/amd-vi)

Not all pcie devices handle this well though.

<r>Levels:<br/>
1) after connecting to power no reaction (completely dead)<br/>
2) powers on, but doesn't allow to eject tray (no reaction to pressing button)<br/>
3) powers on, tries to eject tray, but unsuccessfully<br/>
4) powers on, takes disc, but nothing further<br/>
5) powers on, takes disc ...

Each time you notice such disc please add logs here.

Tried to dump and x8 and it is able to match hash.

<r>Here are 4 logs with different combinations asus, plextor, dic and redumper. The issue I have is plextor giving different hashes.<br/>
<br/>
<URL url="https://redump.info/disc/35517/"><s>[url]</s>https://redump.info/disc/35517/<e>[/url]</e></URL><br/>
<br/>
Asus + redumper <URL url="https://drive ...