MMTool 5.2.0.24 has not a complete patch for Aptio 4.

It is possible to support two versions at the same time.
Example:
- MMTA4.EXE (for 4.50/5.0) for Aptio 4
- MMTA5.EXE (for 5.2/>5.2) for Aptio V
But keep both versions in the same folder? It's easier for me to rewrite the files of the desired version.


But if UBU users vote for this opportunity, then I will implement it.

I always keep all three in the folder, and rename the two not in use at any given moment as MMTool.exe.4 or MMTool.exe.507, MMTool.exe52 etc. Then rename whichever I want to use to the regular MMTool.exe name before starting UBU
If you implement something for all three or two that would be great, then I wouldn't have to rename each time to change. It would also be great if during this implementation if you could also add an option when more than one MMTool version is compatible with BIOS for user to choose which version is used

Hi,
I would need a verification and confirmation of the work done, using UBU v1.70.rc20.1 and I would have some questions to ask. The MoBo is Gigabyte GA-Z97X-UD5H-BK rev 1.0 and procio is i5-4690K. Bios of start is F9b, beta version posted in tweaktown forum and running from two year in my PC. Now I would like to update it

versions before the update


In the LAN section I have doubts, before updating I find these entries:


I select to update Intel (1) and then the recommended option (1)


the entries for Intel chips have completely changed, correct?
Also in the update of the Killer module, UBU indicates me an update related to OROM QCM-Atheros PXE version 2.1.1.5 does not do it



Here followed all the updated versions that the UBU software has replaced me, are they correct or is there something more updated?

Hi Fernando
To have a personal order, but fundamentally this is a superficial thing. The real problems I exposed were masked in the spoiler in my first message

Happy new year 2019 to all those developers for the enormous work provided here and to all members too!!

@Romanetto amd @Fernando

If LAN Intel 82579/i217-219 then yes.
In any case, all updates should be checked after flashing BIOS.

OROM QCA - It is necessary to look at the BIOS.

@SoniX:
Yes chip is I217V
OROM QCA: I do not know where to look

This is the report, are the versions of the modules correctly updated?



Thanks

@Romanetto amd @Fernando


OROM QCA - Edit pattern
Line 1010

for /f "tokens=1,2" %%a in ('%ufbl% 41746865726F7320504349452045746865726E657420436F6E74726F6C6C6572') do (
 

to

for /f "tokens=1,2" %%a in ('%ufbl% 504349526919...01C') do (
 

DrvVer v0.24.0 https://cloud.mail.ru/public/z4dZ/JkpJvbcJb
- Support EFI GOP IceLake

@SoniX and @Fernando
I have edited .bat file, now the OROM QCM module has also been updated. thank you. This is the result of the updates applied, is it correct?