Zitat von SoniX im Beitrag #90

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I think we should make a common table to report the results. Later'll post version of the table.

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@Fernando
Yes, it is be a good location.

@SoniX
I will leave GOP & 1215 as they are in the BIOS from now, and yes a table to make sure all relevant info is available is a good idea.

I have planned doing alot of testing on Sunday, i will test all VBIOSes i have not tested, on both motherboards,
and i will write down what MB and BIOS version i have extracted the VBIOS files from so far, as this will make things easier also.

And thanks for the 0.3.1, it will come in handy.

@SoniX
I Think i may have found something, a simple crude way, could you please test this version of 2175.
I have now 2175_1 working with all outputs.
Thanks for 0.3.2 update, will try it, and the table looks good, but i will add some additional info to it.

@SoniX
Great, then i Think my way of modding the VBIOSes work :)
What i did was, i cross-compared the Intel Z87, Asus Z87-Deluxe, Z87m-Plus and Gigabyte Z87X-OC 2170 VBIOSes, and wrote down the location of all the non-version specific differences,
Then i changed in the MSI 2175_1 file all the values of those locations to what was in the 2170 files for the specific motherboards, and then re-calculated the checksum, to compensate for Changes, it seems to be on location AFA.
I got the MSI 2175_1 working with all outputs on my Asus, by using the data from it's 2170 file, Before only DVI worked, i have made a mod with data from Intel 2170, but with that only DVI, HDMI, no VGA.
Changing all values may not be necessary, but needs more tests.
I'm not home right now but i can post the "Intel 2175" a Little later if you want it.

Ok, that sounds good.
Did you want me to post other mod of 2175?
I can also give you some documentation about what i did more exactly, if you want to have a look?

I have not had the chance to test modded version on my gigabyte yet, only the Asus, i will try on the Gigabyte as soon as i get home,
I will post the mod and some documents shortly.

Ok, home now, i will test on my Gigabyte shortly, but here is the mod and a short document.

Yes, for it to work on all motherboards, i don't Think would be impossible,
But i was hoping the Intel version would have all outputs, that of course would have made things easier.

EDIT: i do Think these Changes could be applied to new versions though, it does seem like different portmappings,
but i Think i can check that, as now i have also both Gigabyte 2171 and 2173, would just have to compare what is changed.

I compared Gigabyte Z87X-OC VBIOS 2170, 2171, 2173.
The values on the offsets i had written down, are in 2171 and 2173 identical, minor difference in 2170.
Even though i think my way of correcting the checksum is wrong, it does seem to work.
I attached the actual values from Z87X-OC 2170, 2171, 2173.