Disco Bloqueado com Password

[Makas_va]

Boas...
Tenho uma xbox que foi a vida. Fikei com o dicso so k esta protegido com uma pass. Alguem sabe como posso contornar a pass para poder utilizar o disco no PC?
O modelo é um Seagate ST310014ACE de 10 GB.
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[xmidt]

disco rigido com pass? como assim?

[rjtd21]

Boas.
Infelizmente n tens hipotese, a nao ser que tivesses isso com soft-mod.
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[LuisFilipe]

Boas.
Infelizmente n tens hipotese, a nao ser que tivesses isso com soft-mod.
Cumps.

É pá que derrotista, nâo acredito que não dê.

Hard Disk Password Viewer
Does: Gives the password for your X-Box hard disk!
Doesn't: Unlock the disk. Allow you to lock another disk. (Hopefully these features will be in the next release of X-Box Linux* for those who have their X-Box hard disk passwords.)
>>Download<< || >>Latest version: v1.0<<

Tenta lá isto

I recently tried to unlock a xbox hard disk. Here's what I learned :

- Recent ATA specs allow some hard disks to be "locked" (see t13.org for the
gory details). A hard disk will report its "security" status in the last
bits of the identify packet.
- A disk can be locked with a 32 bytes password. The locking will be effective
after the next poweron of the disk (or the next ide reset ; I don't know
exactly ; but rebooting the computer was enough).
- Once locked, the disk can't be accessed anymore. It's still detected and you
can issue ATA commands, but it will respond with errors.
- You can unlock a disk, but you need the same 32 bytes password, and the
unlocking is temporary. At next powercycle (or ide reset?) the disk will be
locked again.
- Once the disk is unlocked, you can disable the password (you need the
password again to do that) ; then security is disabled (and you won't need
the password for the next boots).
- There's also a "master password", and a "security level". The master password
is set at factory (there are defaults for each hard disk vendor ; google if
you need factory master passwords). If the security level is "high", then
the master password can be used to "break" the password. If the security
level is "maximal", no can do.
- In all cases, there's a "blank media and forget passwords" command, allowing
to turn back the hightech paperweight into a working hard disk (but losing
the data on it).

The XBOX has an EEPROM holding a lot of things. Among misc things, there is
a HDDKey, but IT IS NOT the password for the hard disk ! It's just a 16 bytes
string. But, if you compute some SHA1 digest involving this string + the
hard disk model + the hard disk serial number, and pad the result with zeroes,
you get the hard disk password.

I don't know the exact formula, but you might be interested to know that the
hard disk model and serial are used - that means that you CAN'T compute the
password for a hard disk without the disk itself. That means that if you
replace your xbox hard disk, then use evox (or something else) to get the
hd password, to re-use the xbox hard disk in another computer, the hd password
will be wrong. BUT, with the hddkey (given by evox) and the hard disk in
another (linux) computer, you can compute the key !

Here are a couple of things to know : there is an small and useful program
named "hdtool" (google hdtool xbox linux), you can fetch it from xbox-linux
cvs tree. It allows to lock/unlock/disable-password, and you can provide
either the disk password, or an xbox eeprom image. It can also be run from
an xbox and extract all the needed information by itself. And finally, it's
easy to patch it to accept a hddkey too ! (that's what I did.)

Second useful information : the security commands require "taskfile" access,
which is generally disabled in stock linux kernels. You have to recompile
your kernel enabling CONFIG_IDE_TASK_IOCTL, "Raw Access to Media" in the
kernel configuration scripts. Also, I experienced kernel oopses with 2.4
series ; but it worked alright with 2.6 kernels (it might be due to buggy
IDE chipset, or kernel specific version, etc. ; I was testing a 2.4.26 kernel
and a 2.6.5 kernel on a i820 (piix) mobo).

Warning : with a 2.4 kernel, I could lock a hard disk but I was then unable
to unlock it ... Happily 2.6 kernel could unlock it

[Vtech]

Nem que faças uma formatação de baixo nivél. há-de dar.

[Makas_va]

Boas.. Estava em Braga qd fiz o post de modos q só agora que cheguei a casa é q vou ter tempo para verificar isso com calma.

Tentar uma formatação de baixo nivel a ver se dá. E tentar o q o LuisFilipe disse tb.

Depois posto como correu.

Agradeço a todos pela ajuda.

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