Dang pinto2 download it. Looks like a nice something to play with No guts no glory eh!
No really i think someone leaked a tool not meant for public release but it has lots of functions
Gosh, this is the latest internal version of LiteOnās LtnFlash. This tool was never intended to be made public. It supports all LiteOn models to date but does required some model dependent options to be set manually for certain operations, so it should be used with caution.
Quite a find pinto2. I didnāt think we would ever see another version of LtnFlash, after all these years.
SAVE PROFILE: (ascii only filter) - 1kB
sp.bin: "// ---------------------------------------------
sp.bin: ------------------------------
sp.bin: // LiteOn IT DVDRW 6S, 7S series Model 2M bytes
sp.bin: Serail flash profile v1.8
sp.bin: // (32 Bank with MMU function, max Physical Bank
sp.bin: = 26 Bank)
sp.bin: Flash Profile> SST25VF016B
sp.bin: Flash Profile> MX25L1605
sp.bin: Flash Profile> NX25P16
sp.bin: Flash Profile> SPS25FL016A
sp.bin: Flash Profile> STM25P16
sp.bin: Flash Profile> EN25P16
sp.bin: Flash Type Error
CDV PROFILE SAVE: (ascii only filter, first 8 lines) - 23kB
cdv.bin: CDPRO PROFILE DATA BASE V1.65 a7
cdv.bin: "This profile is for AMIC A29002 Top V1.2
cdv.bin: This profile is for SST39VF040/SST39SF040 V1.1
cdv.bin: This profile is for AMIC A290021 Top V1.0
cdv.bin: This profile is for SST39SF020 V1.1 in LTD166
cdv.bin: This profile is for SST39SF020 V1.1 in LTD166
cdv.bin: This profile is for W39L020 V1.1 in LTD166
cdv.bin: "This profile is for Winbond W39L020 V1.0
[I]LtnFlash[/I] sounded like an old dinosaur to meā¦
Nice to see another release of this sweet tool to play with
Letās see if it still supports my old LiteOn LTR-16101B (Sanyo chipset)
ditto again, a FULL test was required, to discover any anomolies.
ummm, not to be hyper-critical, but I would imagine it would be much more useful if you did some tests as well, to help verify / crosscheck otherās results.
I was quite surprised to see that LITE-ON LTR-16101B is still supported.
Even the Flash ID and the chip were detected correctly, and I was able to backup 2 MB (although the firmware flash binaries were somewhere around 384 KB )
Quite a lot of nice stuff to play with but I simply donāt know what most of the settings mean
It seems those who know say this tool may be the progenitor of other tools we already have. I guess the tool is redundant and of little use to commoner or king.