SoniX, I have thanked you before for making this utility available but I must now thank you again for the well laid out instructions of how to use it.
I used it to modify my BIOS and today I plucked up the courage to install it, WOW, it sure did help.

One thing I would ask, is there a way to change the BIOS number? The version that was on my machine was F6 and I wanted to change that number
to reflect the modification but, even though I called it F6B, it still shows as F6. Other than that little thing, it is great. :)

@ Pendaws
For detailed instructions thank Fernando. :)

I think that you can change the version of the BIOS, utilities use ~ DMIEdit or AMIBCP.

I am wondering if it is not posible to create a UBU Tool but only for the Aptio V BIOS where the the script uses UEFITool to replace the IRST EFI and OROM files.
This should be doable to create a script similar to that of UBU Tool where it scans the Aptio V BIOS and lists the IRST EFI and OROM versions inside the BIOS
just as it does now and also lets you update the BIOS with the collection of IRST EFI and OROM files included with it.

If I use a series 6-chipset motherboard, I wouldn't need to use the Intel BMP to actually upgrade my iGPU vBIOS, right?

Also, would the v124_ILT be applicable in my environment or should I just use the latest v127?

Zitat von kevindd992002 im Beitrag #1542

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If I use a series 6-chipset motherboard, I wouldn't need to use the Intel BMP to actually upgrade my iGPU vBIOS, right?

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Also, would the v124_ILT be applicable in my environment or should I just use the latest v127?

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You do not need to use the version 1.24_ILT.

I actually have the Intel iGPU and am planning to use it. In that case, should I still use Intel BMP? I remember that the UBU tool has already a vBIOS upgrade included, right? I'm not sure if this is just for series 6 chipsets and below.

Who would need to use the v1.24_ILT?

Zitat von kevindd992002 im Beitrag #1544

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I actually have the Intel iGPU and am planning to use it. In that case, should I still use Intel BMP?

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I remember that the UBU tool has already a vBIOS upgrade included, right? I'm not sure if this is just for series 6 chipsets and below.

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On some motherboards it did not work without the correct settings.

Zitat

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Who would need to use the v1.24_ILT?

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Version UBU v1.24_ILT is no longer relevant. New versions of the Intel LAN OROM and EFI will be issued as a separate update for UBU.

If UBU says it was successful in updating the vROM of my iGPU (without using Intel BGP), does that mean I don't need to use Intel BGP anymore?

What do you mean "Intel LAN OROM and EFI will be issued as a separate update for UBU"?

Zitat von kevindd992002 im Beitrag #1546

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If UBU says it was successful in updating the vROM of my iGPU (without using Intel BGP), does that mean I don't need to use Intel BGP anymore?

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What do you mean "Intel LAN OROM and EFI will be issued as a separate update for UBU"?

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This is only for testers.

What do you mean I need to configure the OROM VBIOS first with the Intel BGP? Is there a guide for this?

What is difference between:, LGA1150_BOOT_YES.ffs, LGA1150_BOOT_NO.ffs and LGA1150b.ffs ?
I have the Intel Core i7-5775C CPU on the Gigabyte Z97X Gaming 3 board.

@Sonix,
I assume it is V1.28 ?
Many thanks for your so great work.

Zitat von laki007 im Beitrag #137

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What is difference between:, LGA1150_BOOT_YES.ffs, LGA1150_BOOT_NO.ffs and LGA1150b.ffs ?
I have the Intel Core i7-5775C CPU on the Gigabyte Z97X Gaming 3 board.

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