hi lordkag,

I cannot tell you the problem ...
CMD automatically shuts down ...

watch the video please..!!!

http://sendvid.com/5wjpi108

Zitat von JoeDirt im Beitrag #195

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Thank you for this sir. I got the bypass done so it can flash modded roms. Links updated on my OCnet thread and have been sent to my contact at TechPowerUp.

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@JoeDirt

Thank you as well for sharing your mod with the community. This should be the true spirit of community: together, bit by bit we change the world! I'm not sure how to write this without feeling like self promoting my thread, but you can check this thread from time to time, most of 5.2xx versions of NVFlash have been posted here, either by me or by this generous community.

@tecnics

This should have been your first report, the steps you made when using GOPupd. Plutomaniac already noticed, but I will explain in details (for the third or fourth time in this thread) what you did wrong. I specifically wrote on the first post: "To work with GOPupd, you just drop the VBIOS file on GOPupd.bat and follow the instructions." I'm not sure how to write this any simpler than that. GOPupd needs to know what file to process, I can't just blindly search for a file. You might think that I could just search for a .rom file, but not every VBIOS file has .rom extension (just check some Gigabyte files) and not every .rom file needs to be processed. The easiest way to know what file to process is to drop them on GOPupd.bat, they will be passed as arguments and I can feed them to my script. Once again, you don't launch anything, just select the VBIOS file(s) and drop them on GOPupd.bat. Since this seems to be an issue with some users (don't know why), I have imported the file search function from UBU. It works for me, but I have UAC disabled. If you or someone else with UAC enabled can test the attached file (replace the one from GOPupd folder), to know if I can use this or not? Test both ways, by dropping the VBIOS file and also by launching GOPupd.bat by itself and browse/select your file. If it doesn't work, I won't spend any more time with this, it is a non issue on my part. If some users can't read simple instructions or comprehend the notion "drop files on this .bat", I won't bend my code around their logic. It's harsh, I know, but I expected my instructions to be understood by now.

Are you saying that both ways end up with an open window where you need to search for the file? On my UAC disabled system, it works as intended: in drop mode works as before; when launching GOPupd.bat alone, I get the message and a pause, so the user can read the instructions, then I get to select the file. I suppose I will have to test with UAC enabled on my own, I wanted this feedback from tecnics, considering that he was the one to miss the instructions.

Zitat von lordkag im Beitrag #199

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@JoeDirt

Thank you as well for sharing your mod with the community. This should be the true spirit of community: together, bit by bit we change the world! I'm not sure how to write this without feeling like self promoting my thread, but you can check this thread from time to time, most of 5.2xx versions of NVFlash have been posted here, either by me or by this generous community.

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@Pacman
@plutomaniac

I also tested with UAC enabled and it works as I wanted when I launch GOPupd.bat without drop: a message, a pause for the message to be read (no excuses this time), a window to browse the file. There is one issue I'm seeing in drop mode, when the first file has spaces, which wasn't present before, as it can be seen with *_ROM_Info.bat files. I will see what I can do about this.

Pacman, I haven't seen this problem before. Is there something else to mention, something on the screen before pressing Enter? What happens if you don't press Enter, what happens if you press only once? Only GOPupd.bat has been modified this time, I haven touched ROM_Info in a while. From my tests and Plutomaniac's, it should work with UAC enabled or disabled.

Edit: The attached file should clear the issue with spaces.

@JoeDirt

I don't have a changelog or any other hints. I just scan some links I have and manually check every file. Like Plutomaniac, Pacman and other contributors here, there is no magic inside or a direct link with OEMs, just a tedious work. Which is why I attached that rumbling about leechers, that probably made me look like a paranoid, I'm just pissed at their behaviour. Don't worry, you and the community are the good guys, the leechers will be named soon.

Zitat von lordkag im Beitrag #205

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@Pacman
@JoeDirt

I don't have a changelog or any other hints. I just scan some links I have and manually check every file. Like Plutomaniac, Pacman and other contributors here, there is no magic inside or a direct link with OEMs, just a tedious work. Which is why I attached that rumbling about leechers, that probably made me look like a paranoid, I'm just pissed at their behaviour. Don't worry, you and the community are the good guys, the leechers will be named soon.

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@Pacman

That issue is strange indeed. I don't see what could be causing it. At that point I would expect to be UAC kicking in, but you said you tested both ways. The only other thing I can think off is the code testing for Admin rights, but I tested that part in Win7 and Win10, Plutomaniac did the same. Maybe it is user specific, as in localized OS or antivirus?

@JoeDirt

I noticed your post from OCN, didn't checked before. But now I did and I see a mention of "GP100 E2980 SKU 0" from 5.227 version. What I see new is PreserveTune, but I would have to check more, as they changed the position of some strings. No mention of a Pascal compatible GOP yet.

Dear lordkag,

I've tried to add GOP to Gigabyte GV-R577SL-1GD (an AMD HD5770) graphics card.
Reboot worked but cold boot could not initialize legacy ROM (q-code error b2).

During updating process there were messages in red:

"Data after ROM and not part of EFI! Please report it!"

"Unable to recover extra data at the same offset 0x1A000! Please report it!"

So here we go with reporting - please help.