Zitat von davidm71 im Beitrag #943

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Stiv and Jaaa,

I studied your bios file last night and the one file i wanted to compress was already compressed and theres like 6kb of free space left and not enough to insert the module. Its going to take time to research the other non essental modules and compress them or remove them. This cant be rushed but the community has got your back..

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Zitat von Fernando im Beitrag #945

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The EFI RAID module is named either "SataDriver" or "RaidDriver", but I cannot find it on your screenshots.
The other Intel RAID module (=LEGACY RAID ROM) is within the CSMCORE file, but I doubt, that its removal will give you more space for any additional EFI module.

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Hey,

i´m using an Intel MoBo DX79TO and i know thats impossible to add the required nvme-modules to the bios...but...with which bootloader I can load the NVME driver at Startup so my Windows starts directly from the nvme-ssd?? Clover? Any other idea? thx!

I had to register here just to say thank you for such an awesome guide. The procedure is so relatively straightforward, I don't know why more mfg's aren't adding NVME to their boards.

In my case, I added the NVME oprom to a Gigabyte GA-7PESH2 and have it successfully booting Windows 10 from an intel 400GB PCIE NVME drive.

This board is Intel C602 based, running (2) Xeon CPU E5-2670 (8-Core) processors, and 64GB ram, and in with the SSD, I am getting ~30sec boot times. Still not bad for a server board!

Further tweaking could shave even more boot time off.

How do I check these settings?

I think that the problem is here.

my bios settings are not visible from these settings.
Maximum Payload:
Set maximum payload of PCI Express device or
allow system BIOS to select the value automatically.

Maximum Read Request:
Set maximum read request size of PCI Express device or
allow system BIOS to select the value automatically.

Can I edit something module? e.g? "DellPcieBaseConfigDxe" size about 3k.

Problem is "4k Q32T1" speed.

my machine:
Dell T5600 2x Xeon E5-2680,
64GB quad-channel, Samsung SM961 NvME 256gb,


EDIT by Fernando: Inserted screenshots reconfigurated (to save space)

Hello!

Is it possible to use this guide with a ASUS Zenbook UX31A Ultrabook?
The latest BIOS is UX31AAS.219 and I modded it as described, but when I try to flash it in UEFI it says: BIOS is older than the existing ?!?

What am I doing wrong?

Thanks in advance!

AJ

Hello Fernando!

Thx for the answer!

This Ultrabook uses a non-standard SSD. I must use an adapter to use a standard m.2-one. Then it will be the question, if it is worth to pay more for such a high-speed SSD or simply use a 850 EVO.
This one works...

Without NVMe-Support a SSD such as Samsung SSD 950 Pro will not work? Or it is only a driver, I read about?
Thx!

AJ

OK, when this SSD 950 is the only one in this Ultrabook, so it will not work :(

Thx Fernando!

Hi, How did you flash? Did you use Fernando's manual for flashback? Did you flashback bios file with .CAP? I am asking because my Asus V Gene doesn't want flashback any bioses, even if I do not change/modify the bios file.

Zitat von d0e im Beitrag #938

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It worked. After reflashing the BIOS modified with your NVMe module, it just worked.

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