Zitat von Lost_N_BIOS im Beitrag #505

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@hancor - Nice find! Don't ask them about it, or they might "fix" I doubt it's intentional. The bad thing here is, usually EZ Flash/Flashback module is per BIOS/model, well at least has target BIOS name in it (that can be edited without issue)
So, you can extract that module, maybe two, I forget and would have to look. And then it can be flashed into other boards, if you edit the name of target BIOS. I've used this method to make crossflash possible along with other edits in those instances.
In this BIOS, hard to tell, since many of the modules are not labelled. Maybe 7ECD9C20-68B9-4A6F-B515-D64FF500B109, or one of the ones below, you'd have to remove them one by one and see if EZ Flash or Flashback works still after that Or - 97AF1D95-203C-42DE-8D6B-D13EB7E5A55A, or 2FAB50B8-AE15-4219-BAA0-E8CA23E57A1E

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@hancor - both GUID's I mentioned are in your BIOS, or I wouldn't have gave that info before. As of right now, I have no idea what this is about, it's been too long and I forget what we were doing, what your goal is etc.
UBU images do not show me anything about if BIOS mod is proper or not, so I'm not sure what you wanted me to look at those about?

Before I can answer anything else asked there, you have to refresh me on what's going on here, what boards/BIOS etc and what your wanting to do.
I tried to look back at those posts to see if I could tell what we were discussing, but as far as I can see, the second part of your quote by me above is me answering some question that day, that nobody seemed to ask.
So needless to say, looking back at the old posts didn't help clarify anything for me

If you are wanting to crossflash, you usually need to swap FID and EZ Flash or USB Flashback modules (ie give "other board BIOS" your BIOS FID and EZ Flash or USB Flashback modules, then flash it)

@Lost_N_BIOS: @SoniX:

Okay so I gave an update here to show what can be updated via EZ Flash ie microcode only: [OFFER] Asus ROG Zenith Extreme_v2001 microcode update
Of course this only gets me half the way there...with the battle plan to update the EFI ROM modules as per the following pics:

Update RAIDExpert2 EFI:Update AMD GOP Driver:Update Intel PRO1000 UNDI EFI _ OROM:
With the final result being EFI ROM mods as follows:

Okay, so far so good. However when one mods the EFI ROM modules unlike the microcode one gets a security notice This is not a proper bios!.

Hello,
I have a ASRock J4105B-ITX and I want to update the microcode.
It's a AMI Aptio V.
But there is no replace - why?

Read careful the [Tool Guide+News] "UEFI BIOS Updater" (UBU) guide...its all there, regarding the use of AMI Tools.

Hello Dieter,
thanks for your help.
C - Check for MCE and DB updates are ready.
The new microcode is under UBU_v1_76_2_5\Files\intel\mCode\USR_mCode\cpu706A1_plat01_ver00000032_2019-08-28_PRD_21637812.bin over GenUSRmC.bat
But it dosen't work.

I have manually edit the MCUpdate.txt, added "706A1 USR_mCode\cpu706A1_plat01_ver00000032_2019-08-28_PRD_21637812.bin" - does not work, too.

With a MSI Bios (another pc) it works fine....

bad... but thanks for help.

For the next UBU update, Realtek released a new UEFI UNDI driver at the end of March 2020 and I've attached it for anyone who is interested to try it out.

Also AMD GOP Table 2.10.0.0.0

@ms178,

to late your Posting, see the Right Place for this, EFI LAN BIOS + Intel GopDriver modules (2)

Posting from 29.3.2020, RtkUndiDxe.2.053.2020.03.12_sign.zip