@Lost_N_BIOS @cnwujianhua
Hey!I just got the full bios of T3610.
http://s000.tinyupload.com/?file_id=97299378236692522701

@gloobox - Thanks, will add to the pile. I have others from T3610 I think, do you need them? Sorry, I didn't know you needed, or I could have uploaded for you sooner
Also, I meant to link you before, but always forget. Join here, you can download one BIOS per 24hrs - http://www.geekdais.com/

I manage to install windows 10 separately using MBR for legacy and GPT for UEFI, but it wont boot up after restart. I guess Dell T3600 have special boot up sequence bypass intel SSD 750 option rom.

Clean Install only one way, preferably UEFI Mode and then test. Do this install with no other hard drives in the system.

Zitat von Lost_N_BIOS im Beitrag #19

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Clean Install only one way, preferably UEFI Mode and then test. Do this install with no other hard drives in the system.

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@cnwujianhua
750 just got UEFI option rom that you could set the "Mass Storage Option ROMS"(or similar) as UEFI in your bios,and then you could take the 750 as system disk even you don't flash the modded bios.

Someone had make it in HP Z420.

HI Lost_N_BIOS,

I suppose the T3600 SPINVME.bin mod can be used to flash any T3600 system. Has the mod be unique for each system?

Thank you.

HI gloobox,

What is the T3610 uploaded BIOS version? I plan to load it on a T3600 and boot from a Samsung 960 EVO. Do you see any issues with that?

Thank you.

@Lost_N_BIOS Thank you for sharing your help. With a day of work, my T3610 is successfully boot from an NVMe drive without using a USB stick.

To everyone else who has T3600/T3610, follow his suggestion to extract a SPI.bin under service mode. That is a BIOS rom that you modify with MMTool and UEFITool. Let me know if anyone else need help.

Dear collegues,

I would like to replace my current SSDs with nvme. Could you mod MY t3600 bios or reupload an existing one, please?
I haven't bought any specific drive yet (1TB goal), I'm open to any (from cpmatibility point of view) suggestions.
BTW: what about bifurcation and RAID on t3600? My ultimate goal would be to have some kind of redundancy at least on part of available space.

BR
Bartek

Ok... I'm not allowed to put links so please find an upladed zip

Hello @Fernando,

My modded BIOS seems to work fine. Thank you for guiding me. I will share my final results when I get new drive.

Hi @Fernando or someone who can assist me, I would like to seek help in adding the NVME file on my dumped Bios.
Link to Dumped SPI -> https://www48.zippyshare.com/v/4DIZwogc/file.html

My Desktop is Dell T3610:
Processor: Xeon E5-1607 V2
Bios: A19
NVME: SK Hynix PC300

I actually tried it myself, but when comparing the original and modded SPI, I saw some difference regarding 'Pad Files' entry. I'm new to this Bios Modding thing and have no idea about 'Pad Files'. I dont want to brick my system that's why I'm being extra careful.
Thank you.

Zitat von Fernando im Beitrag #29

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@thorne: Welcome to the Win-RAID Forum!
I generally do no modify BIOSes on request. If you don't want or are not able to do the BIOS modification yourself, I recommend to start a new thread within >this< Sub-Forum.
Good luck!
Dieter (alias Fernando)

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