First of all... hi to all of U Just 4 the record... Fernando I'm one of your fan I follow your work from long time I've modified the bios in the thread and it became just a little bit bigger tha 1024KB exactly 1038KB I'm pretty sure that it should be OK What do U think about?
Zitat von HAZArD im Beitrag #1I've modified the bios in the thread and it became just a little bit bigger tha 1024KB exactly 1038KB I'm pretty sure that it should be OK What do U think about?
The BIOS file size shouldn't be changed. Please explain, what you have done with the BIOS.
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Zitat von HAZArD im Beitrag #4anyway these are the two files may U check them?
Yes, but you will have to wait until tomorrow, because I don't have the time today.
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Zitat von Fernando im Beitrag #2@ HAZArD: Welcome at Win-RAID Forum!
Zitat von HAZArD im Beitrag #1I've modified the bios in the thread and it became just a little bit bigger tha 1024KB exactly 1038KB I'm pretty sure that it should be OK What do U think about?
The BIOS file size shouldn't be changed. Please explain, what you have done with the BIOS.
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Total hole area space = 30000h(192.00K) Total compress code space = A4000h(656.00K) Total compressed code size = 7FAE5h(510.72K) Remain compress code space = 2453Bh(145.31K)
** Micro Code Information ** Update ID CPUID | Update ID CPUID | Update ID CPUID | Update ID CPUID
Total hole area space = 30000h(192.00K) Total compress code space = A7416h(669.02K) Total compressed code size = 82EFBh(523.75K) Remain compress code space = 2453Bh(145.31K)
** Micro Code Information ** Update ID CPUID | Update ID CPUID | Update ID CPUID | Update ID CPUID
Zitat von HAZArD im Beitrag #9Ya I've did so but my bios as u can see it's became few KB bigger I'm afraid to flash may U check what I've did in bioses.zip THX
I will do a deeper look into the files this evening.
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@ HAZArD: As I already have mentioned, you have to make sure, that the modded BIOS has exactly the same size as the original BIOS. Otherwise you will not succeed, when you try to flash the modded BIOS. When you want to replace the AMD RAID ROM of the original BIOS by a newer and bigger sized module, you have to save the size difference behind (underneeth) the replaced module. The user Ser2k2 had done this by removing the Realtek ROM module (look >here<) and filling the rest space by a fake module, but you just added bigger sized modules (AMD RAID ROM, AMD AHCI ROM, Realtek LAN ROM) and removed nothing. Since I have never modified an Award BIOS like yours (sensitive modules are below the ROM modules you want to replace), I cannot help you myself. Maybe another member of this Forum will assist you.
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Since I wanted to test the new RAID modules, I modded this for you. Only if it will fail I might look into downgrading to latest working version. You have to understand that most of the work is done in hex and it is also a lot of work to get the fake module to the right size. Here is what I updated:
AHCI = updated from 3.1.0.0 to 3.1.2.0 RAID + MISC.SIG = updated from 3.0.1540.59 to 3.3.1540.11 Realtek Lan = updated from PXE 2.39 to PXE+RPL 2.59 Microcode CPUID 10A0 = updated from 010000BF (17.02.2010) to 010000DC (24.10.2011)
I also have some updates for VBIOS, but they are marked as DDR3, as opposed to yours DDR2.
Zitat von Fernando im Beitrag #12@ HAZArD: As I already have mentioned, you have to make sure, that the modded BIOS has exactly the same size as the original BIOS. Otherwise you will not succeed, when you try to flash the modded BIOS. When you want to replace the AMD RAID ROM of the original BIOS by a newer and bigger sized module, you have to save the size difference behind (underneeth) the replaced module. The user Ser2k2 had done this by removing the Realtek ROM module (look >here<) and filling the rest space by a fake module, but you just added bigger sized modules (AMD RAID ROM, AMD AHCI ROM, Realtek LAN ROM) and removed nothing. Since I have never modified an Award BIOS like yours (sensitive modules are below the ROM modules you want to replace), I cannot help you myself. Maybe another member of this Forum will assist you.
Since I wanted to test the new RAID modules, I modded this for you. Only if it will fail I might look into downgrading to latest working version. You have to understand that most of the work is done in hex and it is also a lot of work to get the fake module to the right size. Here is what I updated:
AHCI = updated from 3.1.0.0 to 3.1.2.0 RAID + MISC.SIG = updated from 3.0.1540.59 to 3.3.1540.11 Realtek Lan = updated from PXE 2.39 to PXE+RPL 2.59 Microcode CPUID 10A0 = updated from 010000BF (17.02.2010) to 010000DC (24.10.2011)
I also have some updates for VBIOS, but they are marked as DDR3, as opposed to yours DDR2.
Please report your findings.
uhhhhuuuu that's awesome this afternoon I'll try to flash it Thank a ton lordkag I'll report the results. Just two things... - why AHCI = updated from 3.1.0.0 to 3.1.2.0 and not to 3.2.1.0? - why RAID + MISC.SIG = updated from 3.0.1540.59 to 3.3.1540.11 and not to AMD RAID ROM v3.3.1540.19?
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