Thanks for stopping in and helping @MiesMosel - I've only seen Holes in cbromxx AMD BIOS, so I don't think those were AMI, but I've only seen it a few times since I don't mod AMD often. Your cbrom image shows total "Hole area space" too, but the holes themselves are not shown like I've seen before.
Here's a recent thread I remember with Cbrom/AMD and holes Gigabyte GA-M68MT-S2 REV1.3 CPU BIOS MODS? (2)

Checksum which would be shown on your mod BIOS in Qflash if not error, or maybe still shows(?), is 8e4b (Hex 4b8e - 40x instances in BIOS) (64x instances in BIOS for original 8e4b)

Zitat von MiesMosel im Beitrag #225

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And how is the checksum, which digits?

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/// AGESA Binary module header structure
typedef struct {
  IN  UINT32  Signature;                          ///< Binary Signature
  IN  CHAR8   CreatorID[8];                       ///< 8 characters ID
  IN  CHAR8   Version[12];                        ///< 12 characters version
  IN  UINT32  ModuleInfoOffset;                   ///< Offset of module
  IN  UINT32  EntryPointAddress;                  ///< Entry address
  IN  UINT32  ImageBase;                          ///< Image base
  IN  UINT32  RelocTableOffset;                   ///< Relocate Table offset
  IN  UINT32  ImageSize;                          ///< Size
  IN  UINT16  Checksum;                           ///< Checksum
  IN  UINT8   ImageType;                          ///< Type
  IN  UINT8   V_Reserved;                         ///< Reserved
} AMD_IMAGE_HEADER;
 
 

//
//
// AGESA Types and Definitions
//
//
#define LAST_ENTRY          0xFFFFFFFF
#define IMAGE_SIGNATURE     Int32FromChar ('$', 'A', 'M', 'D')
#define IOCF8 0xCF8
#define IOCFC 0xCFC
 
 

I have no time at the moment, but I look at it at weekend.

Editing AGESA is too complicated for me at the moment. I don't know anything about it.
I only know, that it's not only one module. It's related & implementated to/in some other modules.

What I could try is, to find out a CBROM version to fix in any way the checksum.

Zitat von MiesMosel im Beitrag #213

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!! I give no guarantee/warranty for using/flashing this BIOS file, but I made it with best surposes by using HxD and CBROM v1.99 !!

!! I give no guarantee/warranty for using/flashing this BIOS file, but I made it with best surposes by using HxD and CBROM v1.99 !!

A problem may occur with the CPUCODE.BIN isn't at the same address space as before. Then you have to use the original BIOS file. Sorry. Good luck!

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Hello pipes80,

am I understand that right, that ...
1. the Asus A8N5X BIOS v1003 (from me) is working for you?
2. the Evga 790i SLI vP10 could be flashed, but is not booting?
Any checksum problem shown by Flash tool? Is there any error message on Post?

3. What is the problem with the XFX-BIOS? I don't understand what you mean. Could you please explain with other words?
- 'quit clear CMOS jumper' make no sense for me,
- What do you mean with 'no boot with that in mode disable'?
active 'clr cmos'? Clr cmos should only used some seconds & then put jumper back to default.
something different?

Regards, MiMo

practically initially the nforce 790i ultra worked with the bios xfx and without jumper in normal mode, only with that or without that jumper does not change anything, it goes and not goes, when you can turn on and access the bios is all very slow

I don't understand what you mean.

in a nutshell now the card succeeds and fails to make the post of the bios and when it does, the navigation in the bios is very very slow...

I noticed that using the award bios editor, surfing the system bios is very slow while trying with the asus bios does not happen

this is the board if can help http://www.pcgameshardware.de/Mainboard-...psatz-636576/5/

Solved, thx for support

Hello pipes80,

both BIOS are working now?

Hello, do you know why this bios havent NCPUCODE.BIN ? Mobo is a p35c ds3r. Trying to figure how to add the xeon 45nm microcodes. Thanks

C:\XEON>
C:\XEON>CBROM195.EXE P35CDS3R.F10 /D
CBROM195.EXE V1.95 [12/14/07] (C)Phoenix Technologies 2001-2007

******** P35CDS3R.F10 BIOS component ********

No. Item-Name Original-Size Compressed-Size Original-File-Name
========================================1545Dh(85.09K)==p35cds3r.BIN============ 0. System BIOS 20000h(128.00K)
1. XGROUP CODE 0F380h(60.88K) 0AB2Dh(42.79K) awardext.rom
2. ACPI table 04D1Ah(19.28K) 0190Eh(6.26K) ACPITBL.BIN
3. EPA LOGO 0168Ch(5.64K) 0030Dh(0.76K) AwardBmp.bmp
4. GROUP ROM[18] 02BC0h(10.94K) 01E27h(7.54K) ggroup.bin
5. YGROUP ROM 0C470h(49.11K) 0674Eh(25.83K) awardeyt.rom
6. GROUP ROM[ 0] 081E0h(32.47K) 02CAAh(11.17K) _EN_CODE.BIN
7. PCI ROM[A] 10000h(64.00K) 09DBEh(39.44K) ICH9RAID.BIN
8. PCI ROM[B] 03600h(13.50K) 02553h(9.33K) ICH8AHCI.BIN
9. PCI ROM[C] 07A00h(30.50K) 04479h(17.12K) JMB59.BIN
10. MINIT 0CB20h(50.78K) 0CB53h(50.83K) MEMINIT.BIN
11. PCI ROM[D] 0C800h(50.00K) 079FDh(30.50K) rtegrom.lom
12. LOGO BitMap 4B30Ch(300.76K) 05CE3h(23.22K) ds3.bmp
13. LOGO1 ROM 00B64h(2.85K) 00520h(1.28K) dbios.bmp
14. GV3 0182Dh(6.04K) 00AA8h(2.66K) PPMINIT.ROM
15. OEM0 CODE 028ABh(10.17K) 01E1Bh(7.53K) SBF.BIN
16. OEM2 CODE 01000h(4.00K) 00092h(0.14K) AFSC_HDR.ROM

Total compress code space = 67000h(412.00K)
Total compressed code size = 5A5F6h(361.49K)
Remain compress code space = 0CA0Ah(50.51K)

******** P35CDS3R.F10 Bootblock component ********

No. Item-Name Original-Size Compressed-Size Original-File-Name
========================================07231h(28.55K)==DDR2_MRC.BIN============ 1. MEM INIT IN BB 07200h(28.50K)

** Micro Code Information **
Update ID CPUID | Update ID CPUID | Update ID CPUID | Update ID CPUID
------------------+--------------------+--------------------+-------------------
C:\XEON>

Motherboad Dell T7500
need add 0206h cpuid
CBROM198.EXE "bios name" /D
Nothing happens.

@robers - Gigabyte P35 is tricky, you cannot see/edit/insert NCPUCode.bin, only the insert /cpucode CPUCODE.BIN method works, or direct hex edit on the BIOS itself - latest BIOS version is F12 or F13d (last beta, contains most fixes and improvements)
Here is F12 and F13d with latest versions 1067A+10676 covering all platforms

http://s000.tinyupload.com/index.php?fil...792171636999364

@nippy - link exact BIOS exe, I will check. If nothing happens in cbrom then usually not compatible with cbrom at all, or not compatible with that cbrom version