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Tried to FLash DVR-105, now have a piece of junk - Microman - 06-16-2006 Well, I had version 1.00 firmaware, and I read and read. I had DVRFlash, and the two update files in the same folder. I typed cd Desktop/DVRFlash I typed ./DVRFLash -vf PIONEER R5100004.133 R5100104.133 and it started its work it said this: Switching drive to Kernel mode: Description : PIONEER DVD-RW DVR-105 Firmware Rev. : 0000 Firmware Date : 00/00/00 Manufacturer : PIONEER Drive is now in Kernel mode Now sending the Kernel part: and it just stayed there... and would not do anything... finally gave up, now it wont even start the flash, because it doesnt recognize any drive. So now I have a piece of junk. Re: Tried to FLash DVR-105, now have a piece of junk - jdc - 06-16-2006 flash it for why? was it broken? would it not burn CDs or DVDs? Re: Tried to FLash DVR-105, now have a piece of junk - MacMagus - 06-16-2006 When a firmware update fails and leaves the drive inaccessible, you still have a chance of resuscitating it by applying a firmware update from OS 9 or from a PC. The PC and OS 9 updaters should be available from Pioneer's web site. http://www.pioneerelectronics.com BTW: Did you read the XLR8YourMac.com drive database and DVD FAQ before attempting the upgrade? http://forums.xlr8yourmac.com/drivedb/search.drivedb.lasso http://forums.xlr8yourmac.com/action.lasso?-database=faq.fp3&-layout=FaqList&-response=answer.faq.lasso&-recordID=34189&-search Re: Tried to FLash DVR-105, now have a piece of junk - New.Dad - 06-16-2006 MacMagus, so you're saying OS 9 or Windows can do things OS X cannot do? how ironic is that... Re: Tried to FLash DVR-105, now have a piece of junk - MacMagus - 06-17-2006 > so you're saying OS 9 or Windows can do things OS X cannot do? Lots of things. For example, DiskWarrior 2 under OS 9 can often rescue a drive that DW 3 cannot. Different apps, different platforms, different capabilities. No one OS does everything better than all the others. |