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[WTS]Brand New!HP Pavilion Elite m9492d Desktop PC

phelix — Tue, 16 Jun 2009 15:38:18 +0800

Item(s):HP Pavilion m9492d MCPC

Package includes:
# HP Pavilion M9492D MCPC

# AMD Phenom Processor 9650 (2.3GHz) with HyperTransport Technology

# RAM: 2048MB PC2-6400/ 800Mhz (2 x 1024MB - max to 8192MB with discard)

# HDD: 320GB 7200RPM

# DVD +/- RW SuperMulti Drive with Lightscribe Technology, Double Layer

# 15 in 1 Digital Media Reader

# nVidia GeForce 9500 GS with dedicated 512 MB GDDR2 memory

# 3.5" Mini Personal Media Drive Bay

# 6 USB-port 2.0

# HP low profile Multimedia Cordless keyboard with one-touch Command Center and mouse

# Microsoft® Windows® Vista Home Premium

# Full Softwares Suites

Price:RM1,800 (Normal Price RM3,088 with 19" LCD Monitor

Warranty: 1 year Parts & Labour (onsite) limited warranty with up-and-running phone support for first 30 days

Dealing method: Cash On Delivery in Mont Kiara, SS2 or Sri Petaling

Location of seller:Bukit Jalil

Contact method/details: PM or SMS me @ 0123228455 Phelix

Age of item: Brand New!

For More Information!

SOLD ONE!! two more unit available!! quick grab price!!

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Reason for sale: making $$

HTC Touch Diamond 2

phelix — Mon, 20 Apr 2009 02:56:39 +0800

Browsing HTC website today and found this Diamond 2...
search about it in LYN but seems no body acknowledge that...
here we go with the spec!!

hmm.. kinda good looking..

slim and nice..

with the zoom navigator..

5.0 Megapixel camera with Auto Focus..

Specification
Processor Qualcomm® MSM7200A™, 528 MHz
Operating System Windows Mobile® 6.1 Professional
Memory ROM: 512 MB
RAM: 288 MB
Dimensions 107.85 X 53.1 X 13.7 mm (4.25 X 2.09 X 0.54 inches)
Weight 117.5 grams (4.15 ounces) with battery
Display 3.2-inch TFT-LCD touch-sensitive screen with 480 X 800 WVGA resolution
Network HSDPA/WCDMA:

*
Europe/Asia: 900/2100 MHz
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Up to 2 Mbps up-link and 7.2 Mbps down-link speeds

Quad-band GSM/GPRS/EDGE:

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Europe/Asia: 850/900/1800/1900 MHz
(Band frequency, HSUPA availability, and data speed are operator dependent.)

Device Control TouchFLO™ 3D
Zoom bar
GPS Internal GPS antenna
Connectivity Bluetooth® 2.0 with Enhanced Data Rate and A2DP for wireless stereo headsets
Wi-Fi®: IEEE 802.11 b/g
HTC ExtUSB™ (11-pin mini-USB 2.0 and audio jack in one)
Camera Main camera: 5.0 megapixel color camera with auto focus
Second camera: VGA CMOS color camera
Audio supported formats AAC, AAC+, eAAC+, AMR-NB, AMR-WB, QCP, MP3, WMA, WAV, MIDI, M4A
Video supported formats WMV, ASF, MP4, 3GP, 3G2, M4V, AVI
Battery Rechargeable Lithium-ion battery
Capacity: 1100 mAh
Talk time:

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Up to 300 minutes for WCDMA
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Up to 340 minutes for GSM

Standby time:

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Up to 500 hours for WCDMA
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Up to 360 hours for GSM

Video call time: Up to 150 minutes
(The above are subject to network and phone usage.)
Expansion Slot microSD™ memory card (SD 2.0 compatible)
AC Adapter Voltage range/frequency: 100 ~ 240V AC, 50/60 Hz
DC output: 5V and 1A
Special Features FM Radio, G-Sensor

My D810 bricked...

phelix — Mon, 20 Apr 2009 02:28:04 +0800

Guys..
I was so happy that to install the Windows mobile 6.5 from XDA..
but during the installation.. the phone hang on 5% and force restart..
after that i can't continue to boot up to my windows mobile..
i tried to get in to SPL mode and reinstall the image and now always hang at 1%...

anyone know how to unbrick my D810????
please please~

Co-Lo provider

phelix — Mon, 22 Sep 2008 15:19:37 +0800

Hi Gurus,
I would like to seek for some advise here about getting a co-location provider in Malaysia,
planning to allocate a network appliance into it, it's a VPN concentrator for my clients.
looking for a reliable provider with minimum downtime ( i can't afford downtime) and hopefully with a reasonable price...

anyone of yours company is using those provider like NTT, AIMS, Shinjiru or TM......

hopefully all of the gurus can share with your experience of Pros and Cons for the provider you are using right now~!!

arh.. currently looking for dedicated bandwidth like 5MB or more... and will lease a quarter rack.

Bonding VPN Solutions

phelix — Wed, 19 Sep 2007 15:31:55 +0800

Added: just to share some info.. i think bonding VPN are still new in market which able to connect 2 - 4 WAN into a big pipe of VPN tunnel to connect to HQ and branches. it support ADSL, SDSL and all type of ethernet cable connections regardless is Wireless or Wired.
for more info please go to NexG Homepage

NexG VForce series offers a secure communication environment preventing from unauthorized users to access the company��s network and lowering costs. It uses the available broadband service, thus making it possible to implement the most efficient network structure according to your needs. The VForce series features Fail-Over capabilities, load balancing, and QoS traffic control, reducing network slowness and increasing the effectiveness of the network resource distribution.
VPN and a wide variety of network products
NexG offers a variety of VPN solutions that works with xDSL, Cable and other broadband services, and recommended for financial institutions, multinational corporations, and small businesses
Secure VPN: Multi-Tunnel using multiple lines
It supports Multiple broadband lines, Multi-Tunnel and Session, backup between lines without interruption, and load-balancing feature, offering the most efficient network environment.
Efficient harmful traffic blocking feature
Prevents worms, viruses, P2P and other harmful traffic to enter to your network. Moreover it also offers website blocking and Stateful Packet Filtering.
High Availability Structure
Supports VRRP
Supports IPAT (IP Address Take Over)
�� What's IPAT? Support for non VRRP supported 3rd party equipment backup
Easy Management Environment
Easy management through Graphic User Interface tool (GUI)
Remote equipment management
Central management through ESM
Management of WAN lines
Support for xDSL modem management for ADSL/Cable connection control
Remote power management through NPC (NexG Power Controller)

=WTA= 3G speed in Malaysia.

phelix — Mon, 30 Jul 2007 11:31:07 +0800

Hi,
Would like to know the 3G speed in Malaysia,
any one use the 3G connected to laptop and perform a bandwidth test before??
wondering what is the following speed in Malaysia,
GPRS speed?
EDGE speed?
3G speed?
and HSPDA speed?

thank you very much in advance....

Need help! N70 dropped into Water!

phelix — Mon, 07 May 2007 00:35:47 +0800

Hey,
I need help...
my N70 dropped into water and now is not functioning...

anyone has the same experience?

please share with me who can fix it up???

[WTS] PheeNet Internet / VPN Load Balancer

phelix — Wed, 11 Apr 2007 17:27:22 +0800

PheeNet BIG-L2/4V+ is a Load Balancer Router. It connects to 2 individual XDSL, Cable lines at the same time to double bandwidth, backup, and load balance the traffic to make limited bandwidth to have best usage.

beside load balance for WAN link, it can perform load balance and failover on VPN!!!

With powerful firewall features, security policy, VPN, and QoS support, definitely it is a good solution for SMB / Enterprise.

1. Flexible, High-Performance Dual Modem Support
2. Integrated load balancing and auto backup connection
3. Shared Internet access up to 253 users
4. High-Performance NAT Router
5. Multiple IP Address support. Fully supports situations where your ISP offer multiple IP addresses allocation.
6. Advanced NAT features to set up DMZ, DDNS, Remote Management Routing, Virtual Servers, SNMP, and ARP proxy.
7. 5 groups of access filter to LAN users
8. Support VPN Security up to 100 tunnels
9. Multiple DMZ
10. QoS (Quality of Service) support
11. Packet filter & block URL
12. Support Transparent Bridge Mode
13. Easy setup and management

for more info please click here!

PM me for best price~~

Wifi USB card for iBook?

phelix — Sun, 01 Apr 2007 19:25:43 +0800

Hi everyone,
I had an iBook, it's old one...
looking for a wireless USB adepter for it,
Any model / brand is compatible for iBook/Mac?

heard that the D-Link gave an horible experience for Mac User...

Where to get Taiyo Yuden DVD Media?

phelix — Tue, 27 Mar 2007 15:46:27 +0800

anyone know where can get the Taiyo Yuden DVD media??
seems like it's hard to get in malaysia but i saw that there's distributor of Taiyo media......

HELP! My R501 MK2 need help...

phelix — Tue, 27 Mar 2007 15:44:35 +0800

I need help ppl~
my R501 MK2..
it will increase the volume automatically....
at first i tot it was my remote control problem..
so i took out the batt. and it still increase....
sometimes will increase from 4 - 6...
the best thing is when i watch DVD at night the speaker suddenly increase into 9.. oh shit that is the maximum.. and i'll get shock by the volume...

i need help... i think my R501 is out of warranty coz purchased back to around 2 years ago... what should i do??

Wii Sports!

phelix — Tue, 27 Feb 2007 17:21:22 +0800

Share your experience on How you play the Wii sports and the current scores you have or what is your fav. sport or any tricks to share with ppl!

well i just archive my PRO mode (1060) in bowling games!
found that everytime i hit from the right to center will easily get Strike!

my tennis is still around 700 points but WTfark the Wii assign skill 1400 and 1200 Pro as my opponent!

i think bowling and tennis is every one famous la....

but i like golf and boxing as well!
the only game i don't really like is Baseball....

oh yeah about the training.. I've archived some silver and bronze only...
how to get gold medal???

Peplink Link Load Balancer

phelix — Tue, 27 Feb 2007 16:13:33 +0800

Hi,
thanks for viewing my post,
I would like to introduce to you an Internet Link Load Balancer which support from 2 WAN link to 7 WAN links. (or you can call it Multi-WAN router)

Link Aggregation & Load Balance

* PePLink Balance combines the bandwidth and balances the load across two (Balance 200) or three (Balance 300) Internet links.

* Bandwidth combination enhances throughput.

* Multiple Internet links provide redundancy and improves network availability.

* Compatibility with economical and commonly available types of Internet links, such as Cable and DSL, keep running costs under control.

Authoritative DNS & Inbound Load Balance

* A built-in authoritative DNS server supports MX, NS, A, CNAME, and TXT records.

* DNS resolution balances inbound requests among available links.

Intelligent & Automatic Failover

* Regular health checks ensure up-to-date link statuses.

* In case of a link failure, PePLink Balance automatically re-routes traffic to a healthy link to provide continuous Internet service.

Quality of Service for VoIP, SIP, and Vonage(R)

* PePLink Balance intelligently detects and transparently distributes VoIP call sessions across all of the available Internet links. Voice calls become clearer, and sound quality is improved. Enjoy!

Stateful Firewall

* PePLink Balance provides a rule-based firewall that supports an unlimited number of rules.

Drop-in Mode

* With Drop-in Mode, the installation of PePLink Balance does not require any changes in network configuration, and is also known as Transparent Bridge Mode.

Hardware High Availability (HA)

* A pair of PePLink Balance units can be deployed in an Active/Hot-standby HA hardware configuration via VRRP, Virtual Router Redundancy Protocol.

Per-service Load Distribution/Weight Control

* Outbound traffic over the available Internet links can be distributed based on configurable proportions.

* Distribution of each traffic type can be independently configured according to protocol and port number.

Session Persistence/Binding

* PePLink Balance supports Internet services, such as secure web, that require clients to maintain the same IP address throughout a session.

Multiple WAN IP and Subnet Support

* Support for multiple Internet IP addresses from each ISP, so that services continue to be available in event of a link failure.

Web Administration Interface

* A wizard & driven web-based administration user interface simplifies configuration.

On-the-fly Configuration

* Settings can be changed and activated on PePLink Balance without system reboot.

Fanless Design, Low Heat Operation

* PePLink Balance consumes 3.1W of power and generates minimal heat when in full operation.

SPECIFICATION

Functionality and Compatibility
LAN � Built-in DHCP Server for LAN Clients
WAN � DHCP, PPPoE, GRE, and Static IP
� Inbound and Outbound Link Load Balance
Routing � NAT and IP Forwarding
� Configurable Static Routes
DNS Server � Built-in authoritative DNS server with
support for MX, NS, A, CNAME, and TXT
records
Security � Compatible with IPSec and PPTP VPN
� Rules-based Stateful Firewall, with IP
Address, Protocol, and Port filtering
� DMZ (Demilitarized Zone)
Device Management � Wizard & Menu Driven Web-based
Administration Interface over HTML SSL
� Remote Reporting and Management
� Configuration Upload and Download
Hardware Specifications
WAN Interfaces � 2 Fast Ethernet Ports(PePLink Balance 200)
� 3 Fast Ethernet Ports(PePLink Balance 300)
LAN Interfaces � 4-Port Fast Ethernet Switch
Power Input � AC Input 100-240V, DC Output 9V
Power Consumption � 3.1W (Max.)
Certifications � FCC, CE
Form Factor and Miscellaneous
Dimensions

� 243W x 159D x 32H (mm)
� 9.57W x 6.25D x 1.26H (inches)
Weight � 550 grams / 1.2 pounds
Operating Environment

� Temperature: 0�C - 50�C /
32�F - 122�F
� Humidity: 10% - 90% (non-condensing)
Miscellaneous � Kensington Lock Interface
Warranty
� One-year Limited Warrant

[WTS] Peplink Link Load Balancer

phelix — Tue, 27 Feb 2007 16:08:44 +0800

Hi,
thanks for viewing my post,
I would like to introduce to you an Internet Link Load Balancer which support from 2 WAN link to 7 WAN links. (or you can call it Multi-WAN router)

Please note this is not a low end load balancer, this load balancer is not design for home use it's basically for SMB/SME/SMI/Corporate use. It has the features of High Availability (HA) and Inbound Load balancing (Hosting Own Servers)
therefore if you are interesting to bring this product to your company. PM me!
thanks!

Link Aggregation & Load Balance

* PePLink Balance combines the bandwidth and balances the load across two (Balance 200) or three (Balance 300) Internet links.

* Bandwidth combination enhances throughput.

* Multiple Internet links provide redundancy and improves network availability.

* Compatibility with economical and commonly available types of Internet links, such as Cable and DSL, keep running costs under control.

Authoritative DNS & Inbound Load Balance

* A built-in authoritative DNS server supports MX, NS, A, CNAME, and TXT records.

* DNS resolution balances inbound requests among available links.

Intelligent & Automatic Failover

* Regular health checks ensure up-to-date link statuses.

* In case of a link failure, PePLink Balance automatically re-routes traffic to a healthy link to provide continuous Internet service.

Quality of Service for VoIP, SIP, and Vonage(R)

* PePLink Balance intelligently detects and transparently distributes VoIP call sessions across all of the available Internet links. Voice calls become clearer, and sound quality is improved. Enjoy!

Stateful Firewall

* PePLink Balance provides a rule-based firewall that supports an unlimited number of rules.

Drop-in Mode

* With Drop-in Mode, the installation of PePLink Balance does not require any changes in network configuration, and is also known as Transparent Bridge Mode.

Hardware High Availability (HA)

* A pair of PePLink Balance units can be deployed in an Active/Hot-standby HA hardware configuration via VRRP, Virtual Router Redundancy Protocol.

Per-service Load Distribution/Weight Control

* Outbound traffic over the available Internet links can be distributed based on configurable proportions.

* Distribution of each traffic type can be independently configured according to protocol and port number.

Session Persistence/Binding

* PePLink Balance supports Internet services, such as secure web, that require clients to maintain the same IP address throughout a session.

Multiple WAN IP and Subnet Support

* Support for multiple Internet IP addresses from each ISP, so that services continue to be available in event of a link failure.

Web Administration Interface

* A wizard & driven web-based administration user interface simplifies configuration.

On-the-fly Configuration

* Settings can be changed and activated on PePLink Balance without system reboot.

Fanless Design, Low Heat Operation

* PePLink Balance consumes 3.1W of power and generates minimal heat when in full operation.

Please contact UD (Unified Distributor) www.ud.com.my

thank you.

[addedon]February 27, 2007, 4:09 pm[/addedon]SPECIFICATION

Functionality and Compatibility
LAN � Built-in DHCP Server for LAN Clients
WAN � DHCP, PPPoE, GRE, and Static IP
� Inbound and Outbound Link Load Balance
Routing � NAT and IP Forwarding
� Configurable Static Routes
DNS Server � Built-in authoritative DNS server with
support for MX, NS, A, CNAME, and TXT
records
Security � Compatible with IPSec and PPTP VPN
� Rules-based Stateful Firewall, with IP
Address, Protocol, and Port filtering
� DMZ (Demilitarized Zone)
Device Management � Wizard & Menu Driven Web-based
Administration Interface over HTML SSL
� Remote Reporting and Management
� Configuration Upload and Download
Hardware Specifications
WAN Interfaces � 2 Fast Ethernet Ports(PePLink Balance 200)
� 3 Fast Ethernet Ports(PePLink Balance 300)
LAN Interfaces � 4-Port Fast Ethernet Switch
Power Input � AC Input 100-240V, DC Output 9V
Power Consumption � 3.1W (Max.)
Certifications � FCC, CE
Form Factor and Miscellaneous
Dimensions

� 243W x 159D x 32H (mm)
� 9.57W x 6.25D x 1.26H (inches)
Weight � 550 grams / 1.2 pounds
Operating Environment

� Temperature: 0�C - 50�C /
32�F - 122�F
� Humidity: 10% - 90% (non-condensing)
Miscellaneous � Kensington Lock Interface
Warranty
� One-year Limited Warrant

Wii Rumors~

phelix — Fri, 09 Feb 2007 11:24:59 +0800

Black and Red Wiis

An anonymous (aren't they always) Nintendo representative has apparently said colored Wii consoles will be available before 2007 is out. According to the rumor black and red are the only confirmed colors at this stage though.

FireFox on Wii

A rumor is circulating that Satoru Iwata confirmed that a version of everyone's favorite browser FireFox is in development for Wii. This comes courtesy of a small blog and is highly suspect!

Mortal Kombat Online

An Irish website (I'm dubious already ) is claiming that Mortal Kombat: Armageddon will be the first 3rd party game to make full use of the Wii's online capabilities. Here's hoping.

Kingdom Hearts on Wii

Apparently Disney and Square Enix have agreed that the next Kingdom Hearts game should be available on Nintendo systems. As always this is a rumor, take it with a grain of salt!

Wireless Nunchuk

An unconfirmed rumor exists that Nintendo are now working on a wireless nunchuk. This stems from some complaints that the wire restricts movement in games like Boxing (a part of Wii Sports).

Wii Sports 2

Rumors from an official source in Japan suggest that a sequel to Wii Sports could be on the way. Said to include varied sports like tennis, hockey, volleyball, swimming and horse riding it's supposedly full of new and revised gameplay features. Most interestingly, the rumor also claims it will have online play so you can face off against other sports fans.

Tingle RPG on Wii

Word is going around that Nintendo won't be working on a Zelda sequel for the Wii initially, but turning their attention to a spinoff RPG featuring Tingle. If true, this is likely due to the fact that Tingle's game on DS has been a major hit.

Wiimotes for legs!

A rumor has started that Nintendo are looking into ways of making wiimotes suitable for leg use. This would likely work by some kind of strapping mechanism. Image the possibilities. Football! Dancing! Err... long jump?

EA developing Wii Sims game

A rumor going around says that EA are developing a Sims game specific to the Wii console. Details don't go any further than that, but as a recent fan of The Sims series I hope this is true.

True!

Wii to use Linux operating system

A supposed internal-blogger has been claiming the Wii uses Linux as its operating system. Linux is free so this would make sense from a cost perspective. It's also known for stability and would allow for the multimedia features the Wii uses, but definitely take this with a grain of salt!

Nintendo has us punk'd?

A rumor is out that the Wii is graphically a lot more powerful than we've been led to believe. It's been said that Nintendo have been playing us for fools the whole time, showing us demos with substantially crippled graphics compared to the Wii's true capabilities. Why would they do this? To create a sense of wonder and surprise at the next press event which takes place on September 14th in New York. Watch this space!

Wii voice recognition

Behold! Yet another rumor. Word has it that the Wii will ship with special voice recognition software which will take your spoken words and turn them into text on-screen for other players to read. The microphone used will be attached to a wireless headset. Apparently Nintendo have been working on this technology for years, not only will it transfer the words but it will also recognise voice pitch and volume to choose fonts, colors and sizes accordingly. If true this will be a real step up from the DS' Brain Training which struggles to even recognise the word 'Three'. Or is it just me .

Luigi's Mansion 2 on Wii

There's a rumor doing the rounds that Luigi's Mansion 2 is under development and is on its way to the Wii. For what it's worth, we here at Wii's World (all 1 of us) think the original was underrated and would welcome a sequel.

Square Enix MMORPG on Wii

A rumor is circulating that gaming giants Square Enix, the company behind the Final Fantasy series are making an MMORPG for the Wii. The game is said to be based on their "Mana" franchise, known as Seiken Densetsu inside Japan. Watch this space.

Apple buying Nintendo?

CNet UK state that rumors are going around about Apple buying Nintendo. There are seemingly no facts backing this at all and it's likely just a waste of time, but the article points out the two companies have a similar approach to business and products that are stylistically similar. That is, the Wiimote and the iPod look like they are practically related. The last time Apple delved into gaming was with the monstrocity known as Pippin, which was a comical failure. Apple, stay away. Please?

Wii has instant messaging?

A patent filed by Nintendo has aroused rumors that the Wii console could have some form of instant messenger as part of its online function. The patent describes a buddy list which displays the status of each player on it, for example what game they're currently playing.

Wii has a camera, PPU and headset?

A leaked issue of a gaming magazine supposedly has an article on Wii which reveals secrets not yet publicised by Nintendo. The article suggests the Wii will have a built-in camera. One use for this would be to include your picture on a character model's head in games like Wii Sports. Furthermore the Wii is more powerful than originally thought, with the graphics chip from ATI supporting HDR and bump mapping. It also says the Wii will sport a hardware physics processor (PPU) with its own 32MB of RAM. Other details are that the Wii will have a headset available to it similar to those used for XBox Live. Lastly Nintendo will release SD memory cards with storage ranging from 2Gb to 7Gb.

Wiimote uses AA Batteries?

According to a spokesperson from Nintendo the wiimote will operate on two standard AA batteries of alkaline or lithium ion type. Unfortunately this would mean that recharging isn't a standard feature of the Wii controller. On top of this, the wiimote will apparently have a shorter battery life than a Wavebird controller because of the additional information it sends out. Bad news for wii fans everywhere.

True!
Charger accessories will be available shortly though.

Wiimote can't aim under Halogen lighting?

Word is out that the wiimote can't aim properly at certain angles when halogen lighting is used in the room. As halogen lights get more common in our homes it could put a dent in the Wii's popularity. If this rumor is true hopefully Nintendo can solve it before launch. The alternative of course is to play without the lights on. Night tennis anyone?

Wiimote is a VOIP Phone? This is FALSE!

A rumor is circulating that the wiimote can be used as a VOIP phone. It's already known the wiimote will have its own speaker, if it has a microphone too the rumor could have some substance to it. The "WiiConnect 24" method of connecting to the Internet means that the Wii is always active to some extent, even when powered off. This means that calls could possibly be received anytime. Also the shape of the wiimote might lend itself well to phone use.

Wii disc Backup tools?

phelix — Tue, 06 Feb 2007 16:25:59 +0800

A method has been found for dumping Wii game discs via PC. Unfortunately, the process takes approximately 50+ hours to dump an entire disc! A readme with instruction is included. Remember, this process takes over two full days to dump a single disc. This method is suitable for testing purposes only!!!

Don't rely on other half-assed websites to give you full details when they only copy their content from here. This only works with LG and Hitachi drives!!! I have been reading a lot of posts on other forums (who don't credit us as the original source, by the way) from people claiming this is working with other drives, reading the whole disc in just a few hours, etc. The program uses debug commands in the LG (Hitachi) firmware so that is pretty much impossible. You may be dumping something... but it's not the correct data.

To tell if you are dumping correctly, check if the DVD name shown by rawdum is a "real" name. If it shows garbage, the dump WILL fail (even with a compatible drive). If you have a compatible drive and the DVD name is garbage, restart rawdump and DVDInfoPro.

You will need: An LG-8164b, LG-8163b or LG-8162b DVD-ROM drive.
The DVDInfo program.
.NET framework 2.0 installed on your PC.
The apps attached to this news post.

Information above are copied from www.ps2-scene.org...
wondering will this work to back up your disc... therefore can keep your original copy nicely!