You are making the file spi.bin, follow along as mentioned and it will happen. Good on you for stopping though, FPT can easily make a brick, so it's good you paused
Yes, you got it!

SPI flashing simply means entire BIOS (FD, GbE if present, ME, BIOS region) vs doing any single region one at a time. You can name it whatever you want, doesn't have to be SPI

@Lost_N_BIOS ok but is spi flashing throug ftp safe?.

SPI Flashing is BIOS flashing, SPI is simply the name I used for the entire BIOS as this is what it's commonly called.

Yes, this is best way to flash BIOS vs AFU or built in BIOS flashing tool, which you cannot flash mod BIOS with.
Any and all BIOS flash have risk of issues when flashing, even stock BIOS with stock method. So yes, any time you flash the BIOS in whole or in part, it's a risk, always.

Kinda scared me there :( maybe i should do this sometime else. Like when i have some money and can repair it if something goes wrong. Im kinda broke at the moment

@celloh - You are fine, I mod BIOS all the time, all day long! Very rare I make a mistake with this kind of BIOS editing, it's too easy
Plus, you have programmer, so you can recover any time you want. You just gave up too easily on this before, and got in too big of hurry for no reason.

I'm not sure why mention of "SPI" got you worried all of a sudden?? You were all gung ho and in a hurry ready to flash, ripping off BIOS chips unnecessarily, wanting to reflash all this and that when only BIOS region was mentioned.
SPI is same thing, only FD and ME included along with BIOS regon. We don't have to flash that way if it's worrying you, never did, you can flash BIOS region only as that's all that we're modifiying anyway. I only wanted you to dump the entire chip at once and reflash it with FPT
as a test, to see if error or not, maybe something else needs unlocked etc. And it didn't have to be called SPI either, could have said >> FPTw.exe -d BIOS.bin = same/same

This is only an initial test, let me know which BIOS shows you chipset now
Please test in the following order, stop once you see chipset in BIOS, no need to test other file
1. ChipStringOnly.bin
2. ChipStringBCP.bin

Once chipset is unlocked, I will unlock all rest of the menus at once.
Also, once you do see chipset, please let me know if it looks like all is visible in BIOS vs AMIBCP, or you think some stuff is missing/empty etc.
If you do think some stuff is missing, please take images where you think stuff is missing and zip for me.

Flash via >> FPTw.exe -bios -f nameorderabove.bin (ie #1 first, then if not chipset #2)

http://s000.tinyupload.com/index.php?fil...282377861813388

DO NOT flash these with AFU, if you get error with FPT like 368 or 280, it simply means we need to unlock BIOS or SMI/SMM lock. Wait, I will help you do that