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After flashing DE_LG_BU40N_1.03_MK.bin into the burner, I lost the ability to read and burn BD-R XL discs (I tried BD-R XL 100 GB made by Verbatim). The drive would not recognize the BD-R XL disc as an empty disc, and would report it as incompatible. I was, however, able to burn BD-R and BD-RE discs...

Thank you so much for sharing your experience. It was helpful for me to know which firmware to flash in order to burn BD-R XL (100 GB) discs.

What#s your issue with that? Oh I though the dumps contained the complete firmware, and could be reflashed into the device if needed. I don't currently have an issue with the firmware I flashed. I just wanted to have a plan B in case issues appeared later. I'm trying to be cautious, so I wanted to ...

Coopervid wrote: ↑

Sat Nov 02, 2024 7:48 pm

Forget the dumps. They are useless.

Can you please elaborate why you think they are useless? My use case is to flash them back if I need to restore the device to its manufacturer state for whatever reason (e.g., investigating an issue, warranty repair, selling the device).

Thank you everyone who created the software and documented how to use it! I'm running Debian Linux, and a QEMU/KVM virtual machine running Windows 10 x64. I connected a new Buffalo BRXL-PUS6U3B drive to the VM through USB redirection. I did all the following on Windows. I used the SDFtool Flasher v1...