Can someone help me? I've got a GA-H110M-S2PV, and everything is working fine, except the PCI-e, but I am not making any progress trying to use this patch. I'm stuck in the part that I have to use the pcie_patcher.cmd.

Edit:
Working fine now!

I can't use this patch. Help me please

@kaiwa

5. Run "pcie_patcher.cmd biosname" from command line

Did you run the batch from command line or just drag and drop the file?

@chinobino

thank you

Hello everyone.

I have H110M-E/M.2 from ASUS.

I have a BIOS file modded for above motherboard from this tutorial: [GUIDE] Coffee Lake CPUs on Skylake and Kaby Lake motherboards

My Management Engine version is 11.6

I have I3 8100.

The next step: Flash BIOS for this motherboard with modded file ---> Turn off PC and insert I3 8100 and boot with Onboard Graphics ----> If PC turn on OK ---> Download patcher1.4.zip and Unzip -----> Run pcie_patcher.cmd ( I don't know how to run this file, just double click or do somethings ) ----> After this step a new BIOS file is created and Flash BIOS again with this new file.

Is this steps right?

Yes, but you have to run the patch from command line. If you don't know how to do that, search on google. It's very simple.

Gigabyte GA-H110M-S2PV DDR3 seems to be working fine. Patch had some errors, but BIOS flashed okay, seems to be working with both IGP and PCIe graphics card. Were the errors safe to ignore?

parseFile: non-empty pad-file contents will be destroyed after volume modifications
patch: replaced 10 bytes at offset 1901Eh 4181FBE0060800741D41 -> 4181FBE0060900741941
patch: replaced 10 bytes at offset 2E2Ah 4181FBE0060800741D41 -> 4181FBE0060900741941
patch: replaced 10 bytes at offset 6771h 4181FBE0060800741D41 -> 4181FBE0060900741941
patch: replaced 10 bytes at offset 95Ch 4181FBE0060800741E41 -> 4181FBE0060900741941
Image patched
[total hits/matching patterns/non-matching patterns]
[004/1/0] 110S2PV3_coffee.bin.patched
1 files checked, 1 changed.
'bin\UEFIExtract' is not recognized as an internal or external command,
operable program or batch file.
bin/cat: '110S2PV3_coffee.bin.patched.dump/BIOS region/SiInitPreMem/info.txt': No such file or directory
bin/cat: '110S2PV3_coffee.bin.patched.dump/BIOS region/SiInitPreMem/info.txt': No such file or directory
bin/cat: '110S2PV3_coffee.bin.patched.dump/BIOS region/SiInitPreMem/info.txt': No such file or directory
'bin\UEFIExtract' is not recognized as an internal or external command,
operable program or batch file.
bin/cat: '110S2PV3_coffee.bin.patched.dump/BIOS region/SiInit/info.txt': No such file or directory
bin/cat: '110S2PV3_coffee.bin.patched.dump/BIOS region/SiInit/info.txt': No such file or directory
bin/cat: '110S2PV3_coffee.bin.patched.dump/BIOS region/SiInit/info.txt': No such file or directory
'bin\UEFIExtract' is not recognized as an internal or external command,
operable program or batch file.
bin/cat: '110S2PV3_coffee.bin.patched.dump/BIOS region/PlatformInitPreMem/info.txt': No such file or directory
bin/cat: '110S2PV3_coffee.bin.patched.dump/BIOS region/PlatformInitPreMem/info.txt': No such file or directory
bin/cat: '110S2PV3_coffee.bin.patched.dump/BIOS region/PlatformInitPreMem/info.txt': No such file or directory
'bin\UEFIExtract' is not recognized as an internal or external command,
operable program or batch file.
bin/cat: '110S2PV3_coffee.bin.patched.dump/BIOS region/PlatformInit/info.txt': No such file or directory
bin/cat: '110S2PV3_coffee.bin.patched.dump/BIOS region/PlatformInit/info.txt': No such file or directory
bin/cat: '110S2PV3_coffee.bin.patched.dump/BIOS region/PlatformInit/info.txt': No such file or directory
bin\hexalter was unexpected at this time.

Zitat von dsanke im Beitrag #4

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Replace BIOS Region.bin to a MSI Z370 one.

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Looks like something has changed with the latest asus z170 bioses (at least the z170 pro gaming/aura).

Here's running the patcher on virgin bioses of the two latest versions:

PS D:\Downloads\cfl\patcher1.4> .\pcie_patcher.cmd .\Z170-PRO-GAMING-AURA-ASUS-3805.CAP
Capsule detected
parseFile: non-empty pad-file contents will be destroyed after volume modifications
parseFile: non-empty pad-file contents will be destroyed after volume modifications
No patches can be applied to input file
 

PS D:\Downloads\cfl\patcher1.4> .\pcie_patcher.cmd .\Z170-PRO-GAMING-AURA-ASUS-3610.CAP
Capsule detected
parseFile: non-empty pad-file contents will be destroyed after volume modifications
parseFile: non-empty pad-file contents will be destroyed after volume modifications
patch: replaced 10 bytes at offset 29AF2h 4181FBE0060800741D41 -> 4181FBE0060900741941
patch: replaced 10 bytes at offset 2E5Eh 4181FBE0060800741D41 -> 4181FBE0060900741941
patch: replaced 10 bytes at offset 658Dh 4181FBE0060800741D41 -> 4181FBE0060900741941
Image patched
[total hits/matching patterns/non-matching patterns]
[008/1/0] temp.bin.patched
1 files checked, 1 changed.
Restore Capsule
 

I took a look at the new bios, and the closest pattern I could find was a single instance of "41 81 FB E0 06 04 00 74 1D 41" as opposed to the 3 instances of "41 81 FB E0 06 08 00 74 1D 41" in prior versions.

Zitat von ziddey im Beitrag #114

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Looks like something has changed with the latest asus z170 bioses (at least the z170 pro gaming/aura).

Here's running the patcher on virgin bioses of the two latest versions:
PS D:\Downloads\cfl\patcher1.4> .\pcie_patcher.cmd .\Z170-PRO-GAMING-AURA-ASUS-3805.CAP
Capsule detected
parseFile: non-empty pad-file contents will be destroyed after volume modifications
parseFile: non-empty pad-file contents will be destroyed after volume modifications
No patches can be applied to input file
.....
I took a look at the new bios, and the closest pattern I could find was a single instance of "41 81 FB E0 06 04 00 74 1D 41" as opposed to the 3 instances of "41 81 FB E0 06 08 00 74 1D 41" in prior versions.

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Nice! I can confirm that pcie works fine without patching for new asus z170 bioses. Still needed to change the sku to z370 for 6c cfl though.

Thanks for taking a look!

Hello. The motherboard name is Supermicro C7-B250-CB-ML and its BIOS name is C7B2508.221. I put the modified BIOS into a folder where I decompressed and run cmd with administrator privileges. pcie_patcher has the result of bios. Is it wrong?

Zitat von tjtl45 im Beitrag #117

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Supermicro C7-B250-CB-ML and its BIOS name is C7B2508.221. I put the modified BIOS into a folder where I decompressed and run cmd with administrator privileges. pcie_patcher has the result of bios. Is it wrong?

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I have seen a lot of examples in which i5-8400 is driven by inserting two parts with capton tapes and connecting two pieces with voucher tape. So, can I use the ROM writer with my motherboard's modified BIOS and run it without the pcie patch?

Zitat von tjtl45 im Beitrag #119

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I have seen a lot of examples in which i5-8400 is driven by inserting two parts with capton tapes and connecting two pieces with voucher tape. So, can I use the ROM writer with my motherboard's modified BIOS and run it without the pcie patch?

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