Is there a way to see what AGESA version a BIOS is running easily with UBU? SMU?
I am either blind or its not currently possible?

If not, at least I have it in as a feature request.

When i mod my asrock z97 aniverssary uefi with latest ubu tool the pad file before the microcodes is missing. Is this a problem?
I have a picture from @Lost_N_BIOS the explains what i mean.

@boombastik If the padding is missing then the microcodes may be at a different physical location than expected and sometimes this can cause the computer failure to POST.

Is the offset for 'Microcode' different than the original BIOS? If so then I wouldn't flash the modified BIOS unless you can recover from being bricked.

Do you have a SPI programmer?

i Have spi programmer but the pad that missing is something thatn @SoniX must see.

Zitat von boombastik im Beitrag #664

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i Have spi programmer but the pad that missing is something thatn @SoniX must see.

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@boombastik

Link to the BIOS file, see.
But your case is most likely not critical as for the 300th series.

@sonix
In wetransfer i uploaded the bios and the modded bios with ubu tool for you to take a look.
-https://we.tl/t-ZUaHUXnyCi

@SoniX i uploaded the original bios and the modded bios in my answer above.

@boombastik

I watched. This is not a critical case.
Moreover, the replacement is made by MMTool.

@SoniX
Yes the replacement made with ubu tool with the help of mmtool.
So it is not a problem and i can flash it?

@SoniX Would it be a problem for Z390 boards? There have been reports of not being able to post after flashing UBU Tool modded BIOS's with Gigabyte Z390 boards.
I'm not using my Z390 Master to test it though, so not 100% sure.

Here's a modded newer Gigabyte Z390 BIOS. T0D Master BIOS,

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1C6pnrwP...iew?usp=sharing

@boombastik

Zitat

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Yes the replacement made with ubu tool with the help of mmtool.
So it is not a problem and i can flash it?

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You have a 9th series board and BIOS Aptio 4. For such a long period of time no one complained.

@SoniX:
Can you check the padding in the BIOS. A few people couldn't post and it's been a few people with that issue with the newer BIOS's.
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1C6pnrwP...iew?usp=sharing

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@KedarWolf
In the 300th series, this byte string was lost

FFFFFFFFEAD0FF00F0000000000000000000272DFFFFFFFF
 

This problem occurs when using UEFITool/UEFIReplace versions 0.26.0 and higher.
In order not to lose this PAD, you must use UEFITool/UEFIReplace 0.25.x.
Therefore, in UBU 2 files of UEFIReplace.

Added:
In your file 1.T0d, this PAD is in place.

@SoniX:
Thank you. :)

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