Wake Settings can be disabled easy in BIOS usually @truelecter - what did you try already that didn't work?

You can disable Wake on LAN via grub / setup_var, did you already try that? Looks like it's disabled already per the IFR?
One Of: Wake system from S5, VarStoreInfo (VarOffset/VarName): 0xE, VarStore: 0x1, QuestionId: 0x48, Size: 1, Min: 0x0, Max 0x1, Step: 0x0 {05 91 DD 00 DE 00 48 00 01 00 0E 00 10 10 00 01 00}
One Of Option: Disabled, Value (8 bit): 0x0 (default) {09 07 04 00 30 00 00} << 30 would mark default here, usually, but you can try to change in grub and see if it matters. Since it's an optional thing, maybe there is not a default until you apply one.
One Of Option: Enabled, Value (8 bit): 0x1 {09 07 03 00 00 00 01}

Command would be
Setup_Var 0xE 0x0

There is lots of Wake options there (LAN, Voice, etc), I assume this is only one you need to disable to disable keyboard from waking it, but I am not sure. Is that the one you thought would disable it too?

Zitat von Lost_N_BIOS im Beitrag #13

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I assumed this would need to be done in assembly since none of the usual tricks seem to be working. I suck in assembly, so still haven't been able to locate the correct location to change the menu jumps, maybe your image will show me the way thanks
That's where you would do this change correct, in assembly code?

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I was only able to disable "Wake on LAN" in BIOS. There was no other settings related to wake up visible in BIOS

I just tried method with grub/setup_var and every option which contains wake (LAN Wake from DeepSx (0x9FF, 0xA08), Wake on LAN Enable (0xA06, 0xA09), Wake on Voice (0xF6E), Wake on LAN (0x119B), Wake from S5 (0xE), Wake on WiGig (0x53F)), but was not able to change none of them because "offset is out of range". Also, all the values of these variables was 0x0 except for Wake on WiGig which was set to 0x1.

@CPL0 - Thanks for stopping back in! I thought maybe you knew how to tear it all up in assembly Setup and AMIBCP don't use same things, AMIBCP Changes are stored in NVRAM and it's menus and layout are stored in AMITSE/AMITSE Setupdata.
Setup module is it's own thing, so any changes made there will not be reflected in AMIBCP. How you did that with setup may work in some instances, probably all depends on the how the BIOS is compiled and how it's loaded when in use, I'm not sure.

So you don't do assembly editing? That's where menu's need unlocked in this BIOS, since setup mod and AMIBCP edits do not apply, and magic string is not in use here either
So I believe some JZ need to be switched to JMP in assembly so it doesn't bypass loading the hidden entries, but I can't find correct location yet because my assembly skills are nill It can always be done that way, but usually doesn't have to because other stuff works instead.

*Edit - forgot to add, here is how setup vs what you see in AMIBCP is actually enabled in the BIOS

Main - 0x2711 (1st) & 0x2717
Advanced 0x2712 (1st) + 0x2718
Chipset - 0x2719
Security - (1st) & 0x2769
Boot 0x271B (1st) & 0x27AB
Exit - 0x271C (1st) (Save&Exit) 0x2715 (Exit)

All "(1st)" are visible in AMIBCP/Setup, these are the hidden menus. The secondary entries are the stock visible menus, not shown at "Setup" root selection in AMIBCP for this BIOS (but visible as you scroll down into setup), usually you see both sets at the root of setup



@truelecter - I assumed many hidden, you'll have to try Setup_var2 with this efi instead - http://brains.by/posts/grub_setup_var.7z
Or edit setup via hex/IFR

Or you may need to change duplicate settings value in NVRAM via RU, if the above Setup_Var2 will not do it (It's designed to change both at once)

Maybe it's in EC, something with the power button/keyboard? I do not know how to edit that, but EC does sometimes control power related things.
I searched setup for Power and Wake settings, one above is only one that caught my eye as a possibility for what you mentioned.

Any ideas guys? I've scoured the Internet and tried most traditional means of unlocking the menus but to no avail. I'm willing to learn / try any other method.

Zitat von nimaim im Beitrag #20

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Any ideas guys? I've scoured the Internet and tried most traditional means of unlocking the menus but to no avail. I'm willing to learn / try any other method.

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@nimaim - Takes time, please be patient, I am working on this as time permits, I have to try and still help all the other threads too and have been behind all week since the Holidays

@pcfr33k - AMIBCP can only change certain things "Sometimes" and it may not be able to make visible certain things due to other non-AMIBCP settings.
Did you test changing an actual applied value/setting and then that setting confirmed to not be changed? Such as, change some settings value from Enabled to disabled as optimal default, then program or flash that in, and see the changed setting not applied?
If yes, then BIOS may not be setup to use what AMIBCP changes (NVRAM), in that case make change in Setup IFR/hex instead then and see if setting applied in windows and or BIOS.

I'm not sure what "Secure" feature you are talking about? If flash or program goes fine without error, then BIOS is applied as given to app/programmer, nothing stopped from being put in there unless you see some error

No worries at all, take your time @Lost_N_BIOS. We appreciate your time and help.

I'm surprised BCP doesn't read the setup Hii itself but I guess that means I can ignore using BCP. Last time I tried to unhide settings like your proposing was back in the EFI days before UEFI where the changes were made in the Setup by pushing the extra menu's on the stack but that was a long time ago.

RTC CMOS offset 0x7A should do something with menu's when set to one but I don't know what. Full menu's may possibly be activated by "ManufacturerMode" (AMITSE) but don't know how that's achieved.

@CPL0 , can you elaborate at all on the ManufacturerMode edits? I don't see this method anywhere online. Willing to try any new methods of unlocking this weekend.

@nimaim that was a subroutine @ 0x51430 that LNB might or might not have found interesting. No edits were made.

Did anyone running the 105 BIOS mentioned in post 10 try the Setup_Body.efi ?

Don't know if this will help. Mechrevo Z2 also uses this same chasis with exactly the same hardware specification as overpowered LP-2. And Z2's bios can be flashed directly onto OP LP2's. In the latest bios for Z2, two new options are revealed: "OTP Power Level" and "Q-Key function", both in the current Advanced menu. I guess the manufacturer unhide those two previously hidden options. Maybe comparing this bios with overpowered's bios can be enlightening for unhiding menus.

Here's the link to Z2's latest bios and ec: https://mega.nz/#!quZnQAgB!fJNyxn4zm87Ta...UB0MJLrKiAOOvX4

BTW, the disable internal graphics option as mentioned by Lost_N_BIOS is huge for hackintoshing this laptop.

@Johnazz Regarding BIOS ver 105, those two functions do not exist.

Since no one seems interested in the modified setup.efi I will leave this in LNB's capable hands. Sorry I haven't been any help and thanks for the info on BCP, I will just ignore that app for now.

@CPL0 I can try the modified setup.efi. But I know nothing about modding bios and don't know how should I try it.

@CPL0, sorry I was not around this weekend after I posted. I have the same question as above. What do I do with your modified setup efi? Until now I've just been changing things in BCP, reflashing with FPT and seeing if the changes stick. I've also tried to locate the "enable" strings where they're supposed to be and no luck.

Let me know how to use this and I will test. I've backed up my bios and ec using a CH341A already no worries there.