Zitat von floji im Beitrag #346Anyway I used the guide to manually edit the bios with MMtool as the automatic way with UBU didn't work. I create the new bios properly, but when I tried to update it in my bios, Asrock says "Secure Flash Check Fail" (sounds like a protection to modded bios). Therefore, I backuped my own bios, edited it again with MMtool and it worked.
It's fine, that you succeeded at least.
ZitatThanks again for your help, much appreciated.
You are welcome!
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I have looked around in several AMD UEFI bioses and I can not seem to locate the AHCI rom. I dont see it within the CSM Core. Where can I properly locate this module?
Zitat von D2theZ im Beitrag #348I have looked around in several AMD UEFI bioses and I can not seem to locate the AHCI rom. I dont see it within the CSM Core.
Provided, that you mean AMI UEFI and not AMD UEFI, my answer is: The recently built Intel SATA AHCI Controllers obviously don't need a special OROM.
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Hi Fernando, thanks for this guide. I have a quick question; if updating the RAID OROM on my Z77A-G43 v2.13 BIOS from its current 11.5.0.1582 to the latest 13.1.0.2030, what kind of differences might one expect to see? Might there be unwanted problems? I'll be running a modern 128GB SSD and a modern 1TB HDD on the two native Intel SATA III ports.
Zitat von stickytarp im Beitrag #350if updating the RAID OROM on my Z77A-G43 v2.13 BIOS from its current 11.5.0.1582 to the latest 13.1.0.2030, what kind of differences might one expect to see?
As long as the Intel SATA Controller is running in AHCI or IDE mode, you will not recognize any difference, because the Intel RAID ROM will not be used by your system. An update or downgrade of this BIOS OROM module only makes sense for systems with a RAID array.
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Actually Fernando, I was looking at a AMI Bios for an AMD based system and was looking to replace the AHCI rom. I cant seem to find it within the CSM Core. Is it perhaps a UEFI module instead?
Zitat von D2theZ im Beitrag #352I was looking at a AMI Bios for an AMD based system and was looking to replace the AHCI rom. I cant seem to find it within the CSM Core. Is it perhaps a UEFI module instead?
The majority of the new mainboards with an AMI UEFI BIOS don't need a discrete AHCI ROM module. That may be the reason why you couldn't find it. When the BIOS doesn't contain an AHCI ROM (or EFI AHCI) module, there is no need and no possibility to update something.
EDIT: Obviously some mainboard manufacturers have inserted an AMD AHCI ROM for DEV_4391 into the CSMCORE file of the BIOS, but listed it as "1002, 55aa" instead of "1002, 4391". The numbers "55aa" do not indicate any DeviceID, but just the hex code of the first 2 bytes of the OROM module.
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You should give the name of the board. I have seen some UEFI boards offering a 1022-55AA or 1022-7801 as AHCI, but it is nothing more than a 1002-4391 in new clothes. The full name of the board will give me a chance to take a look at its BIOS.
It is actually a HP Pro 3405 that we use here at work. There was never a single bios update issued for it. We have been having issues which I was thinking may be AHCI related so I found a tool to read the AMI UEFI bios and save to file so I could look at the modules. I was looking if a possible video and AHCI module update could fix the issues we were having. The motherboard is for the original Llano APUs and off the top of my head I dont know the exact chipset.
Zitat von SoniX im Beitrag #357I wonder why this version 1.0.0.0034, not 1.0.1.0025??
You certainly mean: Why gave Marvell this obviously new module v1.0.0.0034 and not v1.0.1.0034? That is what I asking myself too....
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And it is an older version. I came across this module more than 2 months ago, which means it is much older than that and not some module updated for Z97.
Zitat von SoniX im Beitrag #359Which version is now considered a new 1.0.0.0034 or 1.0.1.0025? If only the date and time were within the file. ;)
Yes, the version numbering is absolutely misleading. Nevertheless I have added this new v1.0.0.0034 to the start post of this thread.
Zitat von lordkag im Beitrag #360The version is correct: And it is an older version. I came across this module more than 2 months ago, which means it is much older than that and not some module updated for Z97.
Thanks, lordkag. Nevertheless this v1.0.0.0034 seems to be newer than v1.0.1.0025. Otherwise it is not easy to exüplain, why a mainboard manufacturer has put it into a Z97 BIOS.
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