I'm sure you'll get it all figured out!

Zitat von Lost_N_BIOS im Beitrag #269

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@nimaim - You're welcome, and thanks again to you and @pcfr33k too! Do you think I made it easy enough for everyone to follow, the first part I mean? Do you see anything I need to add/improve/change?
Pass around the thread link to notebookreview and any other forums too if you want, thanks!

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@nimaim - Thanks, and thanks! Yes, it would be great if you'd follow the guide like you have no clue and see if you arrive with mod BIOS easily and pain free. This is especially true the first part of the guide, not the advanced one, since that is what most users will use.
But you can also try following the advanced one too, but I didn't go into great detail there because anyone doing that should be able to follow along with minimal help, otherwise they should really be using first part instead.

You can tell anyone asking, if there model is not covered to stop in on the thread and link to their stock BIOS or give model name and FPT dump and I will see if I can unlock for them (99% sure I can unlock all/any)
This is in regards to that guy asking GTX only or not, etc, none of that (Model, screen size etc) matters to me >> only BIOS

Dos The unlocked bios for the TF chassis will be be compatibe with the new Gen RTX versions?

The mobo number for the 17" is: GKXCX7X MB 1.2 do all the "X"'s mean that these are interchangeable between 15 and 17"

When I lose mini dp when using the different vbios for my 2070 MQ (from razer blade 15 90W, great boost in perf) I am wondering if the problem is from the system Bios rather than vbios..

I don't know how to dump my current RTX 15" bios so someone can take a look at it... Would you kindly indicate me to the right tools so I can do this..?

Thank you so much, you guys are awesome!

@zill, please see LNB's guide: OverPowered TONGFANG CyberPower Machrevo MACHENIKE - Unlocked BIOS Guide W/ Files. The steps to dump your current BIOS are in his instructions (steps 1-3).

@nimaim - thanks for mentioning to @zill about all gfx going through the dGPU before final output, I assumed this much and asked zill for his original main system BIOS first before looking into his problem.
If he's crossflashing I assumed maybe the system BIOS he used did not have the Intel side GFX setup properly for his dp and would need modified possibly to (or maybe only)
That, or he needs to crossflash the matching system BIOS from the system that the vBIOS came from he's using now (or at least swap the Intel vBIOS from each)

So yes @zill I've thought this from day one as well since answering your questions and am still waiting for your BIOS. You didn't flash some other BIOS into your system?
If yes, link me to that BIOS download package (For both your original and the one you crossflashed), and for creating a dump, see my unlocking guide it's all right there at the beginning on how to create a bios dump.
OverPowered TONGFANG CyberPower Machrevo MACHENIKE - Unlocked BIOS Guide W/ Files

hey everyone, I found a easy blind flash way, this only need you have a stock bios. Rename the stock bios to GK5CN.BIN, put it into your FAT32 usb disk, and press Ctrl + Home when boot. And it will flash the GK5CN.BIN.

Thanks @Fan - probably similar process for all the models, using their specific recovery name (likely similar/same name format for each system too)

Hi, I try to disable dgfx, and this is my setting:
Skip Scanning of External GFX Card [Enabled]
Primary Display [iGFX]
Select PCIE Card [Elk Creek 4]
Internal Graphics [Enabled]
and I disabled PEG 0:1:0(x16 GEN3)
But if computer sleep, the keyboard will lost.
I tried so many settings, but whatever I disable dGFX, the keyboard will lost in awake, and if I enable dGFX, the problem disappeard.
So, I want to know how to make the dGFX disabled.

@pcfr33k @nimaim ^^ Thanks! Looks like he made some progress, maybe not same you guys did, or did you already do that too? I told him maybe you guys knew about this, but didn't ever test sleep, or your script could help maybe?

Sleep working fine for me on both the stock Windows 10 and MacOS Mojave 10.14.3. Suspend works fine in windows 10 but does not work on a Mac Clone very well. No keyboard loss, I'll test again but I don't see this issue.

If you lose keyboard plug in a USB keyboard to shutdown properly, otherwise you will eventually corrupt data/OS.

Thanks @pcfr33k - is that with the above settings that @Fan mentioned being applied too?

Zitat von Lost_N_BIOS im Beitrag #282

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Thanks @pcfr33k - is that with the above settings that @Fan mentioned being applied too?

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I've only used those settings in Linux, did not test in Windows. But I don't know how it would be any different. So resuming in Windows with dGFX off results in keyboard not working? I only heard of touchpad not coming back in Linux (whose fix is to force unload / load of the i2c_hid module before and after sleep via systemd files).

@pcfr33k how does hackintosh work on here? Are you using it with dGFX on or off?

It works as good if not better than windows all my PCs and laptops at home have MacOS so I am a freak when it comes to that. It runs perfectly and I can share all you need to get it up and dual boot. No need to turn anything off in Bios just run a Clover script to disable dGfx. Actually it can't work better than windows since both GFX cards work hand in hand in windows.

Its fast and runs all the MacOS apps perfectly. I grabbed a samsung 970 NvMe 250Gb from Microcenter and added that to the second controller and it works so good!! You can also just replace the hard drive with an SSD and install MacOS there to. Will also need to replace WIFI card which will work in windows and MacOS but have to check if it works OOB in Linux.

Only 1 issue when it sleeps then wakes, then shutdown from Apple logo then shutdown, there is snow on the screen, so have to push to the power button once to shutdown. just one minor catch for both the 15 and 17 inch but my friend said his 15 inch version MacOS misinterprets the LCD size as 21 inch instead of 15 inch. Mine is correctly seen as 17 inch.

You can do a lot of things in MacOS similar to what you can do in linux except configure/compile a linux kernel. :)