Great, I thought so but haven't seen this often enough to be sure, thanks for confirmation plutomaniac!!
And thank you for the answer on the rest as well, so only when it's active at FPF level and ME then it's enabled, and nothing can change that but replacement PCH or having access to the actual key to reset it after edit (Which we never have)

Thanks! The system is in manufacturing mode right now, so he will need to close that once we're done. I'll have to have you chime in later once we're done testing/trying what we're doing, so you can advise him on best thing to do before any closing.

Ok lets see i have a question to ( or more )

First off all love these kind off forums !!
Already did update my Asmedia 104x USB 3.0 firmware that went well
But now i have a question about my bios ( all my system specifications are in my signature )

I downloaded the original bios from Asus the 3602 for my motherboard and started to work with UBU + MMTools from this site
I already updated the following items to the NEW BIOS ( but did not jet install it )

          OLD                                               NEW
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RAID         : 10.5.1.1070                     RAID          : 12.9.0.2006
NETWORK : 1.3.72 GE                         NETWORK  : 1.5.86 GE
JMBX36xx  : 1.07.23                           JMBX36xx   : 1.08.01
MARVEL    : 1.0.0.1029                       MARVEL     : 1.1.0.1002
MARVEL    : 1.0.0.0022                       MARVEL     : 1.0.0.0034
Also all mCODES are up to date 
 

@Fernando:
So if im not mistaking now you are saying that i don't need to inject the SataDriver90.FF i Only need to update the RAID from 10.5.1.1070 to 12.9.0.2006 ?
I was just following this:

Zitat

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How to insert an Intel EFI "RaidDriver/SataDriver" module:
(when such file is missing within the AMI UEFI BIOS)

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second when i do this:

i only have this:


Noting like yours?

Zitat

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The Intel EFI RAID BIOS module is either named "SataDriver" or "RaidDriver and can be found within the DXE Driver Volume of all AMI UEFI BIOSes

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Well i have search everywhere but i cannot find it only thing i find with SATA in it is this
|045|SataController |BB65942B-521F-4EC3-BAF9-A92540CF60D2|0021A2D0|000E18|DRVR|

This is a complete report of the original bios:
EDIT by Fernando: Deleted, because not required at all

Ok clear

1:
a: Yes it is
b: No its not the boot sector
c: Yes it boots up in UEFI mode

2:when starting UBU to check it says in the RST has to be the file with DEV_2822 what i have but you can only put this in it

# Only IRST files should be located in this folder.
# SataOrom.bin DevID 2822/282a
# RaidDriver.efi

So a *.ffs wil not work in that folder /Intel/RST only in /Intel/RSTe you can put a *.ffs but

# Only IRSTe files should be located in this folder.
# SataOrom.bin DevID 2826
# RaidDriver.efi
# SCUOrom.bin DevID 1D6x
# SCUDriver.efi
# sSataOrom.bin DevID 2827
# sSataDriver.efi

thats not my DevID !!

I downloaded this version : Intel-RSTe_EFI-RAID_SataDriver_v12902006_without-header
but in UBU it tells me its a INTEL and not a OROM thats why i got the next rom down below

so i downloaded this one
>"Universally TRIM modified" Intel RST(e) RAID ROM v12.9.0.2006 with TRIM in RAID0 support
Note: This modded OROM is designed for DEV_2822/282a Intel RAID Controllers.
For details look look >here<. Credits go to CPL0 aka Dufus for having developed this special OROM modification.

this one he sees and also replaces it to this version 12.9.0.2006 ( from 10.5.1.1070 )

3: I cannot find any GUID starting with 90 !

1: I already have a RAID0 array installed

Ok then i guess its save to say this one is ok for me

Universally TRIM modified" Intel RST(e) RAID ROM v12.9.0.2006 with TRIM in RAID0 support
Note: This modded OROM is designed for DEV_2822/282a Intel RAID Controllers.

Indeed when i take a bios from a newer board i will find it example

ROG MAXIMUS X FORMULA BIOS 1704





But not in my bios sadly
so i will go for the first option and see what happens

Intel RAID orom is in the "RAW" section of CMSCore - A062CF1F-8473-4AA3-8793-600BC4FFE9A8 when looking at the file using UEFITool

With extracted body, the orom starts at 00010018 with 55 aa - and ends at 0002dc17 with a block of 320bytes of FF >> Total of 121,856 bytes / 119KB

That can be updated via hex extract and update then reinsert, or by putting updated bin file name SataOrom.bin into the Files\intel\RST folder.
Test example using UBU shown below


SATA90? Have no clue what that is, but it's likely not needed or used here, never heard of it myself, nor have I ever heard of anyone updating/discussing that?
You made me look, I searched entire site and your post is the single result here for SATA90

This stuff you mention >>>
# SataOrom.bin DevID 2822/282a
# RaidDriver.efi

Example of how to put file in there is all I think, however, the random orom I grabbed for the sample image above is 2822/282a, I assume yours probably is as well.
Check in hex, at the top, under version info, right after PCIR and before "Intel Corporation" you will see 2a 28 22 28
I checked 12.9 version (Intel-RSTe_RAID-ROM_v12.9.0.2006_TRIM-mod-acc-CPL0) and it's same as mentioned above too, these work in UBU for your boards BIOS as mentioned/shown above

I'm unable to flash NvmExpressDxe_4 as when I load this in UEFITool I gets error "UEFI volume not found"

@uzairali001 - You have to open BIOS in UEFITool, not NvmExpressDxe_4, then find location within the BIOS per the guide to insert NvmExpressDxe_4 using right click functions
Please read the steps of the guide again, then do them slow one by one.

Finally found a forum that may help me out.

I have a new HP Pavilion Gaming Desktop - HP Motherboard 843B using AMI V2.20.1271 / BIOS REVISION: 84B VF.20. I am aware OEM manufactures take the BIOS/UEFI and strip it down.

Anyways, I've been searching for a BIOS utility and stumbled on this UEFIT tool. What I wanted to do is replace the boot logo (in my case the HP logo shows on startup).

I even called HP support and they don't have any utility. Ditto for AMI.

Question:

1. Does this tool have the function to change the splash logo? And compatible with my AMI version provided above.
2. Looking for instructions if available.

Thanks,

Jay.

@SpaceCrime - yes, possibly, but flashing modified BIOS may not be easy for you (and it may not be possible due to security/RSA, Sure Start since you mentioned HP)
Do you have flash programmer? If not, order CH341A flash programmer and SOIC8 test clip cable, these are on ebay for around $2.50 each and I suggest you have both in hand before you attempt to do anything.
Give me the exact system model name, or a page you download BIOS from and I will check it for you. The info you have above is no use without model name.