@Fernando
Hi Fernando, thanks your help, but I still fail to install os into my ssd.
I have followed your step to set up, but fail. Could you help me?
Thanks.
Here is the screenshots.

Hello,

It's been a while i didn't insert a new module NVMe_DxE onto my bios (since clover team tagged one) and i used the new (uncompressed NvmExpressDxE_3 module GUID 9A4713C2) at the first post start thread, using two methods:

-UEFITool v0.22.1 (insert after)
-UEFI MMTool v4.50.0.23 (insert compress)

I have worked on a fresh bios that didn't have any Nvme-dxe inserted module.

Both methods don't display in latest 1.69.10 UBU Tool, that i have well inserted the NvmExpressDxe_3 new module..

Before i could see the Clover Team one.

Is this normal behavior now and mean it's still well inserted?
(when i open afterward the modded bios and check, i can see the NvmExpressDxe_3 at the bottom of Vol 2 is there)





Thanks for your hard work onto this forum.

@Fernando,

Thanks for your quick respond,
yes, i have checked with UefiTool v.0.22.1 and MMTool v.4.50 and they'd shown the NvmExpress_Dxe_3 is well inserted at bottom of Vol 2...



Therefore i should consider now it is a normal behavior of the UBU Tool not detecting it anymore..I wanted to make sure before using USB Flashback.

Thank you!

@Fernando
Hi Fernando, Yes, I hit onto the "Apply" button in the Pic2 process, and wait a long time, it will show the error message(Pic3).
After I hit onto "OK" button in Pic3, it will show Pic4 status.
I have removed other hard disk except the target ssd and usb flash driver.


Thanks.

Hey all, I got excited for it as well and went ahead try mod the bios of my gigabyte z87x d3h. I injected the uncompressed module into the latest (f9) bios but the flashing process stopped at 54%. Upon manual restarting the board bricked itself and now Im gonna have to flash the bios chip. Do you have any ideas on that? I will try to use the compressed module now and see if i'm luck enough. Any help - guidance welcome.

Hi @Fernando

I've attached the bios to the post. https://drive.google.com/file/d/1grk4mF4...iew?usp=sharing
Yes i followed the guide as written in the OP, you can check the bios file for yourselfs here.
The naming I used is on the BIOS file attached. It has been flashed through the flash utility inside the BIOS, from a fat32 formatted USB stick. It got stuck at 50% while flashing, waited for it to finish but nada. I just hit the reset and bricked the whole thing.


Thanks for the recovery tips, they might get useful.

edit/ I didnt do any clear cmos tho, so Im not sure if its surely bricked or can be saved via that action (recovering from the second bios thats on board). I can try bypassing the main bios and boot from the second one but havent tried that either.

@Fernando

quick question, in post #2141, you mention you had a P8Z68-V motherboard that you were testing the _3.ffs module with. You said that you were able to use the built in EZ-Flash tool to flash the modded bios. How is this possible?
I have a P8Z77-V LK, could the same be done?
Most people here have commented that you can't flash a modded bios this way, and required the use of a SPI programmer if they didn't have flashback port. How were you able to achieve this?

Thanks!

P.S I'm reading all 180 pages (I'm on page 143).

Sorry, I'll answer my own question:

Referencing your 1st page - you've declared that .ROM files are unprotected and the EZ-tools should work on them. Which means your Z68 board must use the .ROM extension for its BIOS. My Z77 board uses .CAP files and these are write protected, so EZ-tools would not work.

@nikey22

Check this out:

[Guide] How to Flash a Modded BIOS on a ASUS Z97 Motherboard