Hi guys. It seems a verly long time passed since my last reply on this amazing thread. Maybe some of you doesn't know me at all, but I'd like to say to everyone on this forum that I'm ok. I've passed in my recent life bad moments, problems and so on, now they seem to be fixed. Regarding private messages I had my inbox folder full of too much old messages so I decided to don't reply at all and I'm sorry about this. For bios mod requests, I can see a lot of experienced users are always on this thread and using modding tools will do the rest, so I think my help will be useless for most users, but I will be here giving my effort if it will be needed. In the meantime, best wishes to everyone and enjoy yourself here. China4Ever.
Welcome back..You seem to be a bit of a legend around here. I have learned a lot from your mods in the past, and certainly now that you are back!!! Regards-Steve
Thanks my dear friend. Maybe you should wrote "I was a bit of legend" and even in this way or writing, I don't know if I really was or am a bit of legend or not, only time will tell it. In the past, many modders liked to "manual" modify bios experiencing new modding methods. Now with more sofisticated and automatic techniques, like the andyp's tools or something similar, anyone could make his own modded bios with poor percentage of risk. As far as I know AMI Bioses are a kind of joke so far, while Award bios sometimes require manual modding. In the past I remember I like to use manual superstatic method (aka SSV2 and SSV3), sometimes I used ISA or OEM7 method, while on Asus bioses (already having SLIC calls indise them) you could even add BBMarker and BBPubkey (easiest way). Now SLP has been upgraded to 2.1 but I think SLIC method will be the same (being slic tables of the same lenght of the old one). Anyway I'd like to upgrade my knowledges but I don't know what else changed since my last visit (2008).
Welcome back! - Learnt a lot looking at your modded bioses. Just in time for Win 7 - we are assembling a great team here