I havnt updated in a while and have forgot
is this normal or not on my vega64

Do you want to update GOP to 2.9.0.0.0? Y for yes or N for no: y

Fixing ID for EFI image. No checksum correction is needed.

Removing unnecessary end padding.

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

Recovering extra data at the same offset 0x20000.


File "Vega 10c_updGOP.rom" with updated GOP 2.9.0.0.0 was written!

@Shonk
Vega 10c_updGOP.rom is the updated VBIOS.
Vega 10c.rom is VBIOS before update.

Zitat von thinking im Beitrag #902

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@Shonk
Vega 10c_updGOP.rom is the updated VBIOS.
Vega 10c.rom is VBIOS before update.

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@Shonk
offset 0x20000 is an EFI correction. The last updated ROM should be OK.

I'm having issues adding GOP to my GTX 580 Classified Ultra, starting ROM size is 81KB, after GOP added it's 145KB. NVflash spits out a "ROM Image too large for EEPROM." error.

This means that the physical bios in your gtx580 is so small that it can not take a bigger bios image like the 145kb one.

Zitat von boombastik im Beitrag #906

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This means that the physical bios in your gtx580 is so small that it can not take a bigger bios image like the 145kb one.

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@Warboy
This GTX 580 graphics card does not support UEFI

Zitat von thinking im Beitrag #908

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@Warboy
GTX 580 graphics card does not support UEFI

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@Warboy
Some brands support UEFI, some brands don't support it. After 2015, the graphics cards basically support UEFI.

Basically gtx580 support uefi but in this card you cant do anything because it has small bios chip.

Easily solved, solder in larger chip

@Lost_N_BIOS
How to solve the BIOS offset? Just update GOP and flash it in?

@thinking - sorry, I don't know what you are asking about. I read up, but only see you mention offset 20000 readout during updating etc. (Sounds normal to me)
I am not a pro at vBIOS, so best you rely on other more knowledgeable people in this area if you have a specific vBIOS question.

@Lost_N_BIOS
Sorry, I don't express professionally. I mean, I might have 128KB BIOS file, but now I have replaced the chip with 1M capacity. Can I directly flash the 128KB BIOS file in 1M chip , and do I need to modify the 128KB BIOS file to 1M size file?