GA-Z77X-UD5H - Phoenix or AMI tool ???????

Did try the BIOS works fine with Windows 8, but not did mod it with slic 2.1 so far......

 

I modded a F14 UEFI with Phoenix EFI SLIC Mod v2.14 to include the Gigabyte SLIC file 2.1 from OEM_CERT_AND_SLICS_2013_04_04, used Other as Manufacter, generated and used the RW file and also the Gigabyte certificate and the method was Module. But when I check the result with SLIC Toolkit v3.2 it founds no SLIC table and no OEM certificate.
Am I missing something?
Note: I was not able to download the "video tutorial" described before as it was deleted.

 

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Thanks for the hint, Tito. Downloaded PT 2.08, did the tick advanced -
untick
- only alter RSDT and XSDT tables
- only alter tables in main ACPI module
But again, phoenix logs as successfully and SLIC Toolkit v3.2 founds no SLIC table and no OEM certificate after flashing the "SLIC" UEFI. I'll try with PT 2.02 like Blade2565 did with F15q...

 

can you post link bios?

 

conghoaxa1, follows below the links:

Original F14 - Z77XUD5H.F14
sendspace.com/file/mlonsw

Mod F14 - Z77XUD5H_MOD.F14
sendspace.com/file/2mb6cj

Thanks for the support and the hint that Tito mentioned.

 

Tried to find PT v2.02, but did not find a good link to it. Do you have a working link do download it ?

 

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Used PT2.02 (F14 bios) with the following setup:

sendspace.com/file/qbv23c

Failure again.

But using the F14 modded bios by Blade2565 it worked.

@Blade2565, would you please explain what was your PT202 setup to make the modded bios ?
The fun here is to learn how to do it...

 

Maybe the problem is with the Slic string module already found and the module method. Should I use the dynamic one?

EFI / Insyde BIOS
Finished Extracting
LZMA and Tiano module compression methods used
Recovery filenames are:

Z77XUD5H.F1412
APTC.CAP
'SLIC' string found in 9F3A0016-AE55-4288-829D-D22FD344C347_1_47.ROM at B3F5
'SLIC' string found in 9F3A0016-AE55-4288-829D-D22FD344C347_1_47.ROM at B4F5
Are you SURE you want to modify without a RW Everything report

** Control Options Group **

chkSelectFV - Allow FV selection for Module methods - False
chkReplaceCompressed - Replace compressed modules - False
chkInsertGap - Insert gap if module shrinks - False
chkNoSLIC - No SLIC - False
chkVerifyExtract - Extract modules when verifying - False
chkProcessCompressed - Process all compressed modules - False
chkAllowOther - Allow user to modify other modules - False
chkAlwaysUser - Always alllow user modification of modules - False
chkUser - Allow user modification of modules - False
chkAsk - Ask prior to each modification - False

** Dynamic Module Size Options Group **

chkDynamicSSV2 - Preserve module size - False

** SSV2 Options Group **

chkAfterBIOSCOD - Place SLIC module after last BIOSCOD module - False
chkManual - Manual location for SLIC insertion - False
chkSelectAddress - Allow manual choice of SLIC location - False
chkIgnoreRSDT - Only insert SLIC module - False
chkRemoveDummySLIC - Replace existing SLIC table ID with - False
chkReplaceStrings - Replace specific strings - False
chkReplaceSLIC - Replace existing SLIC elements - False
chkBlankOEMIDs - Blank other ACPI table OEM/Table IDs - False

** General Options Group **

chkASUSASUS - Replace '_ASUS__ASUS_' OEM ID - False
chkForceMCFG - Force SLIC into MCFG location - False
chkSLP10Module - Insert SLP10 module for SLP mods - False
chkForceSLICinRSDT - Force SLIC in last location in RSDT - False
chkAlaska - Replace 'ALASKA A M I' OEM ID - True
chkOnlySLICID - Only copy SLIC header OEM/Table ID - False
chkAllSLIC - Replace all 'SLIC' occurences - False
chkRemoveLocks - Remove manufacturer specific locks - False
chkLenovoID - Scan BIOSCOD modules for LENOVO IDs - False
chkNothingMatch - Don't alter any ACPI tables or OEM/Table ID strings if SLIC IDs match - True
chkRWTableID - Replace Table ID from RSDT/XSDT tables in the RW Everything report - False
chkOnlyRX - Only replace OEM/Table IDs from RSDT/XSDT in the RW Everything report - False
chkOnlyRW - Only replace SLIC elements that appear in the RW Everything report - False
chkEmpty - Replace empty modules - True
chkNoTables - Don't alter any ACPI tables - False
chkOnlyMain - Only alter tables in main ACPI module - False
chkSplitTableIDs - Replace split Table IDs - False
chkSplitIDs - Replace split OEM/Table IDs - True
chkACPIIDs - Scan ACPI modules for OEM/Table IDs - False
chkOEMIDC3 - Only replace complete OEM/Table IDs preceded by C3h - False
chkAdditionalID - Replace additional OEM/Table ID - False
chkAllOEMID - Replace all OEM/Table ID occurences - True
chkOnlySDT - Only alter RSDT and XSDT tables - False
chkOEMIDOnly - Only replace OEM ID in additional tables - False

 

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ga-z77x-ud5h

For ga-z77x-ud5h (1.0)

1. Start Phoenix tool 2.14, then ->
2. Select your BiOS file to mod
3. Select manufacturer "other"
4. Select your desired SLIC 2.1 file
4b. Select the matching certificate file and press verify (this part is optional)
5. Select method "module"
6. Press "advanced" to modify settings
7. Untick "Only alter RSDT and XSDT tables"
8. Untick "Only alter tables in main ACPI module"
9. Press "Done"
10. Press "Go"

Flash ur BiOS then use SLIC_ToolKit_V3.2.EXE to check it's injected properly.

 

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I will give these instructions a shot, if they do not "work" I will try LatinMcG's ones

 

OK, they are exactly same instructions, untick those two @ advanced settings. I used it for 1.0 16c

 

Little caveat with that BIOS, the updated Intel SVGA BIOS (which was extracted from a Haswell board) renders the IGP in Ivy/Sandy unuseable...

 

Thanks for the update.

 

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