TO ANYONE THAT HAS A FLASHED XBOX.

lucnhbox · 11-17-2011, 12:31 AM

DONT GO ON LIVE,

From c4eva-

First and foremost, a warning — at this current time it is advised that you stay offline and avoid playing any AP2.5/XGD3 backups. It has been confirmed by the team that the dae.bin is now being silently updated on all LIVE-connected boxes.

This update is not being deployed via a SystemUpdate or TitleUpdate, but rather occurs in the background without any visual indication or prompt to the user. As such, there is no means by which it can be cancelled or avoided, other than not connecting to LIVE. If you’ve connected to LIVE in the past 24 hours, your system has likely already been updated with a changed dae.bin.

All AP2.5/XGD3 backups that contain the now older AP25 replay data will fail the system’s AP2.5 challenges and indeed flag your system (the flagging has also been confirmed by the team).

Like our news a few days ago, the dae.bin is now being changed by way of an appended challenge table in the same manner on current retail dashes (13604) as it is on the preview dash (14686), however the content of the challenge tables differ. The team has determined that the appended challenge table appears to be unique per console and contains indentifying information. This means that everyone’s dae.bin is different, and can potentially be traced back to your specific console. Therefore, sharing your dae.bin with others is not advisable.

Twis7eD · 11-17-2011, 01:13 AM

Samsung drive owners should be fine, but that's just based on the fact that they don't read AP2.5 checks. In any case, stay off LIVE until more info is given. If you have been online in the last 24 hours, DO NOT TRY TO PLAY ANY OF YOUR XGD3 or AP2.5 games. You will get a dirty disc error message and you will be flagged for a ban.

Hatter · 11-17-2011, 01:18 AM

Soo is my hatchi cool? I was on netflix like 5 mins ago

Twis7eD · 11-17-2011, 01:39 AM

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Originally Posted by Snow

Soo is my hatchi cool? I was on netflix like 5 mins ago

It should be fine. Especially since you can't play XGD3 games which are all AP2.5 and you since you have a Hitachi, your drive can't detect AP2.5 checks anyway. So, yes, you should be fine.

Trend Setta · 11-17-2011, 07:03 PM

why does microsoft have to do this. theyre fun ruiners.

Suresnipe · 11-17-2011, 07:41 PM

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Originally Posted by Trend Setta

why does microsoft have to do this. theyre fun ruiners.

Because they are losing money

Trend Setta · 11-17-2011, 08:25 PM

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Originally Posted by Suresnipe

Because they are losing money

so theyre making peoples product inoperable and making them buy new ones?

MoneyPak · 12-01-2011, 01:14 AM

thank you for the information

11-17-2011, 12:31 AM	#1
lucnhbox 420 Gamertag: SSG Lucnhbox Posts: 511 posts Member No.: 11117 Join Date: Jul 2010 Thanks Received: 75 Awards Showcase Total Awards: 4	TO ANYONE THAT HAS A FLASHED XBOX. DONT GO ON LIVE, From c4eva- First and foremost, a warning — at this current time it is advised that you stay offline and avoid playing any AP2.5/XGD3 backups. It has been confirmed by the team that the dae.bin is now being silently updated on all LIVE-connected boxes. This update is not being deployed via a SystemUpdate or TitleUpdate, but rather occurs in the background without any visual indication or prompt to the user. As such, there is no means by which it can be cancelled or avoided, other than not connecting to LIVE. If you’ve connected to LIVE in the past 24 hours, your system has likely already been updated with a changed dae.bin. All AP2.5/XGD3 backups that contain the now older AP25 replay data will fail the system’s AP2.5 challenges and indeed flag your system (the flagging has also been confirmed by the team). Like our news a few days ago, the dae.bin is now being changed by way of an appended challenge table in the same manner on current retail dashes (13604) as it is on the preview dash (14686), however the content of the challenge tables differ. The team has determined that the appended challenge table appears to be unique per console and contains indentifying information. This means that everyone’s dae.bin is different, and can potentially be traced back to your specific console. Therefore, sharing your dae.bin with others is not advisable. Share Share this post on Digg Del.icio.us Technorati Twitter __________________

11-17-2011, 07:03 PM	#5
Trend Setta Full Member Gamertag: DrinkBreastMilk Location: Alpena, MI Posts: 264 posts Member No.: 7532 Join Date: May 2010 Thanks Received: 17 Awards Showcase Total Awards: 1	why does microsoft have to do this. theyre fun ruiners. Share Share this post on Digg Del.icio.us Technorati Twitter __________________ This is the root of our nature - We hate ourselves and don't know why - This is the root of our nature, we numb ourselves until we die -

12-01-2011, 01:14 AM	#8
MoneyPak Newbie Posts: 8 posts Member No.: 36374 Join Date: Dec 2011 Thanks Received: 1	thank you for the information Share Share this post on Digg Del.icio.us Technorati Twitter

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