How to Modify Your Own Bios Using AMI Mod Tool and Award Mod Tool

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  1. trimesh

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    Does anyone know why this tool uses an old version (1.10) of AMIMMWIN.EXE? Do the later versions have critical bugs?
     
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    #503 Shayne, Aug 15, 2009
    I think I do so why the comment in 17. at the first post of this thread. It should indicate "THIS IS IMPORTANT - do not flash our bios in a windows environment .... ". To key sequence a floppy flash prior to the real bios even posting with a loader to come is not a problem correct.

    If i am not a true OEM will my machine be slower :)

    Regards
     
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    #505 7_eleven.hell-hole_rider, Aug 15, 2009
    Just reg'd to say thank you Busykid508 for the topic, updates, and all your behind the scenes work... much appreciated!
     
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  7. mojotaker

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    #507 mojotaker, Aug 15, 2009
    I keep getting ignored. Please its a simple question, that needs a direct answer.

    Please i am doing a tripple boot. That is i already have windows vista, xp and ubuntu. Im planing on replacing the xp with windows 7.

    Do i need to unistall any of the cracks or loaders for vista ?

    I know that removing any of the cracks or loaders will put my vista in an unactivated state. so

    would i need to change the key to match the slic i chose to get it to activate again?

    Please keep in mind, that the main purpose of modding my bios, is for windows 7.

    Thank you.
     
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  9. wsjam13

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    #509 wsjam13, Aug 15, 2009
    slic log same entry 'BIOS image does not sum to 0`

    tried isa method still getting same entry 'BIOS image does not sum to 0' in slic log--have high lighted in red please see below:please advise thanks

    Version 1.17
    bDynamicForce - False
    iDynamicMethod - -1
    bASUSLock - False
    bSLICSize - True
    bManualAddress - False
    lManualAddress - 0
    bOEM7Force - True
    iOEM7Method - 1
    bOnlySDT - False
    bCorrectDSDT - True
    bOEMIDOnly - True
    bIgnoreWarnings - False
    bBeforeUTS - False
    bCorrectWhole - True
    bPreserveWhole - False
    bCorrectModules - True
    bCorrectSB - True
    bUseLHA - False
    bRemoveMC - False
    bPreserveCPUID - False
    iCPUID - 0
    Original BIOS size 1048576 bytes (1024K)
    10000 Module 6a79la1e.BIN (5000) Compressed size 77223 Original size 131072
    22DD0 Module awardext.rom (407F) Compressed size 39211 Original size 59184
    2C723 Module ACPITBL.BIN (4003) Compressed size 8350 Original size 21099
    2E7E8 Module awardeyt.rom (400E) Compressed size 21699 Original size 44144
    33CD3 Module _EN_CODE.BIN (4029) Compressed size 9082 Original size 19728
    36075 Module _ITEM.BIN (40B5) Compressed size 2521 Original size 6080
    36A73 Module _DMI.BIN (405D) Compressed size 4069 Original size 5664
    37A7C Module MEMINIT.BIN (4069) Compressed size 23118 Original size 23104
    3D4F1 Module PPMINIT.ROM (4067) Compressed size 3435 Original size 9869
    3E283 Module UAB9Q_04.BIN (4014) Compressed size 20066 Original size 29949
    4311A Module I8MS6101.002 (4086) Compressed size 38248 Original size 62464
    4C6B9 Module AHCI.BIN (40A4) Compressed size 9494 Original size 13824
    4EBF3 Module J363V106.57 (4087) Compressed size 17391 Original size 31232
    53018 Module RTGBV155.LOM (4088) Compressed size 24120 Original size 40960
    58E87 Module abitIL10.BMP (4000) Compressed size 5382 Original size 307980
    Padding pattern is 211
    Module 6a79la1e.BIN has an valid checksum (BF)
    Microcode update block found at C1BE0 - size 2B400
    C1BE0 CPUID 0F65 revision B dated 10/5/2007 size 2048
    C23E0 CPUID 0F64 revision 4 dated 23/12/2005 size 3072
    C2FE0 CPUID 0F62 revision F dated 15/12/2005 size 3072
    C3BE0 CPUID 0F61 revision 7 dated 10/6/2005 size 2048
    C43E0 CPUID 0F60 revision 5 dated 24/1/2005 size 2048
    C4BE0 CPUID 0F4A revision 4 dated 14/12/2005 size 2048
    C53E0 CPUID 0F49 revision 3 dated 21/4/2005 size 2048
    C5BE0 CPUID 0F47 revision 3 dated 21/4/2005 size 3072
    C67E0 CPUID 0F44 revision 6 dated 21/4/2005 size 3072
    C73E0 CPUID 0F43 revision 5 dated 21/4/2005 size 2048
    C7BE0 CPUID 0F42 revision 3 dated 21/4/2005 size 3072
    C87E0 CPUID 0F41 revision 17 dated 22/4/2005 size 5120
    C9BE0 CPUID 0F37 revision 2 dated 9/12/2003 size 2048
    CA3E0 CPUID 0F34 revision 17 dated 21/4/2005 size 7168
    CBFE0 CPUID 0F33 revision C dated 21/4/2005 size 2048
    CC7E0 CPUID 0F32 revision A dated 11/5/2004 size 2048
    CCFE0 CPUID 0F31 revision B dated 21/10/2003 size 4096
    CDFE0 CPUID 0F30 revision 12 dated 13/8/2003 size 4096
    CEFE0 CPUID 06FD revision A3 dated 13/8/2007 size 4096
    CFFE0 CPUID 06FB revision B6 dated 13/7/2007 size 4096
    D0FE0 CPUID 06F9 revision 82 dated 3/9/2006 size 4096
    D1FE0 CPUID 06F6 revision CB dated 16/9/2007 size 4096
    D2FE0 CPUID 06F5 revision 33 dated 1/5/2006 size 4096
    D3FE0 CPUID 06F5 revision 33 dated 1/5/2006 size 4096
    D4FE0 CPUID 06F4 revision 25 dated 27/2/2006 size 4096
    D5FE0 CPUID 06F4 revision 26 dated 12/3/2006 size 4096
    D6FE0 CPUID 06F1 revision 11 dated 10/10/2005 size 4096
    D7FE0 CPUID 06F2 revision 5A dated 26/9/2007 size 4096
    D8FE0 CPUID 06F0 revision 5 dated 18/8/2005 size 4096
    D9FE0 CPUID 06F0 revision 5 dated 18/8/2005 size 4096
    DAFE0 CPUID 06F0 revision 5 dated 18/8/2005 size 4096
    DBFE0 CPUID 0661 revision 38 dated 19/9/2007 size 4096
    DCFE0 CPUID 0661 revision 35 dated 16/3/2007 size 4096
    DDFE0 CPUID 0660 revision 4 dated 12/6/2006 size 4096
    DEFE0 CPUID 06FB revision B6 dated 13/7/2007 size 4096
    DFFE0 CPUID 06F7 revision 68 dated 16/9/2007 size 4096
    E0FE0 CPUID 0671 revision 106 dated 29/3/2007 size 4096
    E1FE0 CPUID 0671 revision 106 dated 29/3/2007 size 4096
    E2FE0 CPUID 0671 revision 106 dated 29/3/2007 size 4096
    E3FE0 CPUID 0674 revision 404 dated 8/6/2007 size 4096
    E4FE0 CPUID 0674 revision 404 dated 8/6/2007 size 4096
    E5FE0 CPUID 0674 revision 404 dated 8/6/2007 size 4096
    E6FE0 CPUID 0676 revision 60B dated 19/1/2008 size 4096
    E7FE0 CPUID 0676 revision 60B dated 19/1/2008 size 4096
    E8FE0 CPUID 0676 revision 60B dated 19/1/2008 size 4096
    E9FE0 CPUID 0677 revision 703 dated 19/1/2008 size 4096
    EAFE0 CPUID 067A revision A04 dated 14/2/2008 size 8192
    47 valid microcode updates found
    Module and decompression block checksum is valid (90 - Start 10000 Length DFFFE)
    Extra checksum valid
    BIOS image does not sum to 0
    SLIC module size is 374 bytes
    SLIC module checksum is 0
    OEM Activation 2.1 SLIC
    ISA Method
    There is 1 ISA module
    ISA module (0) inserted successfully
    Hewlett-Packard SLP 1.0 string added
    Main Module is 2 bytes too big
    Zero area 1
    Main module is 34 bytes to small
    Main module is 14 bytes to small
    Main module is 12 bytes to small
    Main module is 8 bytes to small
    Main module is 10 bytes to small
    Main module is 7 bytes to small
    Main module is 7 bytes to small
    Main Module is correct size
    New BIOS written 1048576 bytes
    Extra checksum valid
    Corrected BIOS written 1048576 bytes
    10000 Module 6a79la1e.BIN (5000) Compressed size 77223 Original size 131072
    22DD0 Module awardext.rom (407F) Compressed size 39211 Original size 59184
    2C723 Module ACPITBL.BIN (4003) Compressed size 8350 Original size 21099
    2E7E8 Module awardeyt.rom (400E) Compressed size 21699 Original size 44144
    33CD3 Module _EN_CODE.BIN (4029) Compressed size 9082 Original size 19728
    36075 Module _ITEM.BIN (40B5) Compressed size 2521 Original size 6080
    36A73 Module _DMI.BIN (405D) Compressed size 4069 Original size 5664
    37A7C Module MEMINIT.BIN (4069) Compressed size 23118 Original size 23104
    3D4F1 Module PPMINIT.ROM (4067) Compressed size 3435 Original size 9869
    3E283 Module UAB9Q_04.BIN (4014) Compressed size 20066 Original size 29949
    4311A Module I8MS6101.002 (4086) Compressed size 38248 Original size 62464
    4C6B9 Module AHCI.BIN (40A4) Compressed size 9494 Original size 13824
    4EBF3 Module J363V106.57 (4087) Compressed size 17391 Original size 31232
    53018 Module RTGBV155.LOM (4088) Compressed size 24120 Original size 40960
    58E87 Module abitIL10.BMP (4000) Compressed size 5382 Original size 307980
    5A3BA Module iSLIC.BIN (40A5) Compressed size 818 Original size 1024
    Padding pattern is 211
    Module 6a79la1e.BIN has an valid checksum (8)
    Microcode update block found at C1BE0 - size 2B400
    C1BE0 CPUID 0F65 revision B dated 10/5/2007 size 2048
    C23E0 CPUID 0F64 revision 4 dated 23/12/2005 size 3072
    C2FE0 CPUID 0F62 revision F dated 15/12/2005 size 3072
    C3BE0 CPUID 0F61 revision 7 dated 10/6/2005 size 2048
    C43E0 CPUID 0F60 revision 5 dated 24/1/2005 size 2048
    C4BE0 CPUID 0F4A revision 4 dated 14/12/2005 size 2048
    C53E0 CPUID 0F49 revision 3 dated 21/4/2005 size 2048
    C5BE0 CPUID 0F47 revision 3 dated 21/4/2005 size 3072
    C67E0 CPUID 0F44 revision 6 dated 21/4/2005 size 3072
    C73E0 CPUID 0F43 revision 5 dated 21/4/2005 size 2048
    C7BE0 CPUID 0F42 revision 3 dated 21/4/2005 size 3072
    C87E0 CPUID 0F41 revision 17 dated 22/4/2005 size 5120
    C9BE0 CPUID 0F37 revision 2 dated 9/12/2003 size 2048
    CA3E0 CPUID 0F34 revision 17 dated 21/4/2005 size 7168
    CBFE0 CPUID 0F33 revision C dated 21/4/2005 size 2048
    CC7E0 CPUID 0F32 revision A dated 11/5/2004 size 2048
    CCFE0 CPUID 0F31 revision B dated 21/10/2003 size 4096
    CDFE0 CPUID 0F30 revision 12 dated 13/8/2003 size 4096
    CEFE0 CPUID 06FD revision A3 dated 13/8/2007 size 4096
    CFFE0 CPUID 06FB revision B6 dated 13/7/2007 size 4096
    D0FE0 CPUID 06F9 revision 82 dated 3/9/2006 size 4096
    D1FE0 CPUID 06F6 revision CB dated 16/9/2007 size 4096
    D2FE0 CPUID 06F5 revision 33 dated 1/5/2006 size 4096
    D3FE0 CPUID 06F5 revision 33 dated 1/5/2006 size 4096
    D4FE0 CPUID 06F4 revision 25 dated 27/2/2006 size 4096
    D5FE0 CPUID 06F4 revision 26 dated 12/3/2006 size 4096
    D6FE0 CPUID 06F1 revision 11 dated 10/10/2005 size 4096
    D7FE0 CPUID 06F2 revision 5A dated 26/9/2007 size 4096
    D8FE0 CPUID 06F0 revision 5 dated 18/8/2005 size 4096
    D9FE0 CPUID 06F0 revision 5 dated 18/8/2005 size 4096
    DAFE0 CPUID 06F0 revision 5 dated 18/8/2005 size 4096
    DBFE0 CPUID 0661 revision 38 dated 19/9/2007 size 4096
    DCFE0 CPUID 0661 revision 35 dated 16/3/2007 size 4096
    DDFE0 CPUID 0660 revision 4 dated 12/6/2006 size 4096
    DEFE0 CPUID 06FB revision B6 dated 13/7/2007 size 4096
    DFFE0 CPUID 06F7 revision 68 dated 16/9/2007 size 4096
    E0FE0 CPUID 0671 revision 106 dated 29/3/2007 size 4096
    E1FE0 CPUID 0671 revision 106 dated 29/3/2007 size 4096
    E2FE0 CPUID 0671 revision 106 dated 29/3/2007 size 4096
    E3FE0 CPUID 0674 revision 404 dated 8/6/2007 size 4096
    E4FE0 CPUID 0674 revision 404 dated 8/6/2007 size 4096
    E5FE0 CPUID 0674 revision 404 dated 8/6/2007 size 4096
    E6FE0 CPUID 0676 revision 60B dated 19/1/2008 size 4096
    E7FE0 CPUID 0676 revision 60B dated 19/1/2008 size 4096
    E8FE0 CPUID 0676 revision 60B dated 19/1/2008 size 4096
    E9FE0 CPUID 0677 revision 703 dated 19/1/2008 size 4096
    EAFE0 CPUID 067A revision A04 dated 14/2/2008 size 8192
    47 valid microcode updates found
    Module and decompression block checksum is valid (CA - Start 10000 Length DFFFE)
    Extra checksum valid
    First byte (LSB) checksum is valid
    Second byte (MSB) checksum is valid
    BIOS image sums to 0
    SLIC performed successfully. BIOS file is C:\ME\M621E_17_SLIC.BIN
     
  10. 911medic

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    #510 911medic, Aug 16, 2009
    Do you see this as an error? Just flash the bios. Not all bios sum 0...:cool:
     
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    #511 mojotaker, Aug 16, 2009
    Been waiting for 2 days to get an answer

    I keep getting ignored. Please its a simple question, that needs a direct answer.

    Please i am doing a tripple boot. That is i already have windows vista, xp and ubuntu. Im planing on replacing the xp with windows 7.

    Do i need to unistall any of the cr**ks or loaders for vista ?

    I know that removing any of the cr**ks or loaders will put my vista in an unactivated state. so

    would i need to change the key to match the slic i chose to get it to activate again?

    Please keep in mind, that the main purpose of modding my bios, is for windows 7.

    Thank you.
     
  12. 911medic

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    #512 911medic, Aug 16, 2009
    If you have a slic bios, you need to uninstall all loaders and activators. You can then use the cert/slic in each Vista and W7 as per your oem. The xp should be set if you have slp in bios.
     
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    #513 mojotaker, Aug 16, 2009
    Thank you so very much, as i have been waiting for days for a reply. I had modded my bios already, on a spare chip. I will share the bios, as soon as i test it out.

    Thanks again.
     
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    #514 wsjam13, Aug 16, 2009
    slic log same entry 'BIOS image does not sum to 0`

    thats all i wanted to know

    thanks
     
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    #517 Dreuzel, Aug 16, 2009
    slic2 gigabyte Failed extraction ???

    FIrst time runner of the Bios modder:
    downloaded bios but failed to load during flash (non destructive luckily)
    Status failed

    so tried myself : but get Ward ext.rom fails extraction
    the reason for me is unknown (I'm doing something wrong?)


    gigabyte bios GA945S2Rev 1.0 downloaded from gigabyte


    log:
    Version 1.17
    bDynamicForce - False
    iDynamicMethod - -1
    bASUSLock - False
    bSLICSize - True
    bManualAddress - False
    lManualAddress - 0
    bOEM7Force - False
    iOEM7Method - -1
    bOnlySDT - False
    bCorrectDSDT - True
    bOEMIDOnly - True
    bIgnoreWarnings - False
    bBeforeUTS - False
    bCorrectWhole - True
    bPreserveWhole - False
    bCorrectModules - True
    bCorrectSB - True
    bUseLHA - False
    bRemoveMC - False
    bPreserveCPUID - False
    iCPUID - 0
    Original BIOS size 524288 bytes (512K)
    10000 Module 945gms2.BIN (5000) Compressed size 80352 Original size 131072
    23A08 Module awardext.rom (407F) Compressed size 40727 Original size 59840
    2D947 Module ACPITBL.BIN (4003) Compressed size 5430 Original size 15155
    2EEA4 Module AwardBmp.bmp (4002) Compressed size 642 Original size 5772
    2F14E Module ggroup.bin (403B) Compressed size 4133 Original size 5456
    30199 Module awardeyt.rom (400E) Compressed size 19816 Original size 28816
    34F29 Module _EN_CODE.BIN (4029) Compressed size 9811 Original size 24496
    375A4 Module lakeport.vga (4080) Compressed size 28901 Original size 49152
    3E6B1 Module rtegrom.lom (4086) Compressed size 24622 Original size 43008
    44706 Module PPMINIT.ROM (4067) Compressed size 2788 Original size 6525
    45211 Module SBF.BIN (4012) Compressed size 7670 Original size 10395
    Padding pattern is 211
    Module 945gms2.BIN has a padding checksum of FFh
    Module awardext.rom fails extraction
    Microcode update block found at 56FE0 - size 13000
    56FE0 CPUID 0F37 revision 2 dated 9/12/2003 size 2048
    577E0 CPUID 0F34 revision 17 dated 21/4/2005 size 7168
    593E0 CPUID 0F41 revision 17 dated 22/4/2005 size 5120
    5A7E0 CPUID 0F43 revision 5 dated 21/4/2005 size 2048
    5AFE0 CPUID 0F49 revision 3 dated 21/4/2005 size 2048
    5B7E0 CPUID 0F4A revision 4 dated 14/12/2005 size 2048
    5BFE0 CPUID 0F44 revision 6 dated 21/4/2005 size 3072
    5CBE0 CPUID 0F47 revision 3 dated 21/4/2005 size 3072
    5D7E0 CPUID 0F61 revision 7 dated 10/6/2005 size 2048
    5DFE0 CPUID 0F62 revision F dated 15/12/2005 size 3072
    5EBE0 CPUID 0F64 revision 4 dated 23/12/2005 size 3072
    5F7E0 CPUID 0F65 revision 9 dated 28/4/2006 size 2048
    5FFE0 CPUID 06F1 revision 11 dated 10/10/2005 size 4096
    60FE0 CPUID 06F4 revision 26 dated 12/3/2006 size 4096
    61FE0 CPUID 06F5 revision 33 dated 1/5/2006 size 4096
    62FE0 CPUID 06F6 revision C6 dated 7/3/2007 size 4096
    63FE0 CPUID 0660 revision 4 dated 12/6/2006 size 4096
    64FE0 CPUID 06F2 revision 56 dated 8/3/2007 size 4096
    65FE0 CPUID 06F9 revision 82 dated 3/9/2006 size 4096
    66FE0 CPUID 0661 revision 32 dated 16/3/2007 size 4096
    67FE0 CPUID 06FB revision B3 dated 14/3/2007 size 4096
    68FE0 CPUID 06FD revision A1 dated 13/3/2007 size 4096
    22 valid microcode updates found
    Module and decompression block checksum is valid (1C - Start 10000 Length 5FFFE)
    Extra checksum valid
    First byte (LSB) checksum is valid
    Second byte (MSB) checksum is valid
    BIOS image sums to 0



    any help is welcome, as I said I'm a first time award user
     
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    Gigabyte GA945S2 Revision v1 Fails to extract

    First the tools ssm to be wonderfull though im runing in to trouble ...

    Gigabyte GA945S2 Revision v1 Fails to extract

    Trying to mod bios for the first time using award version 17
    status failed
    error Module Awardext.rom Fails extraction

    bios fresh downloaded from Gigabyte GA945SM V2 revision 1

    Can someone help me please









    Version 1.17
    bDynamicForce - False
    iDynamicMethod - -1
    bASUSLock - False
    bSLICSize - True
    bManualAddress - False
    lManualAddress - 0
    bOEM7Force - False
    iOEM7Method - -1
    bOnlySDT - False
    bCorrectDSDT - True
    bOEMIDOnly - True
    bIgnoreWarnings - False
    bBeforeUTS - False
    bCorrectWhole - True
    bPreserveWhole - False
    bCorrectModules - True
    bCorrectSB - True
    bUseLHA - False
    bRemoveMC - False
    bPreserveCPUID - False
    iCPUID - 0
    Original BIOS size 524288 bytes (512K)
    10000 Module 945gms2.BIN (5000) Compressed size 80352 Original size 131072
    23A08 Module awardext.rom (407F) Compressed size 40727 Original size 59840
    2D947 Module ACPITBL.BIN (4003) Compressed size 5430 Original size 15155
    2EEA4 Module AwardBmp.bmp (4002) Compressed size 642 Original size 5772
    2F14E Module ggroup.bin (403B) Compressed size 4133 Original size 5456
    30199 Module awardeyt.rom (400E) Compressed size 19816 Original size 28816
    34F29 Module _EN_CODE.BIN (4029) Compressed size 9811 Original size 24496
    375A4 Module lakeport.vga (4080) Compressed size 28901 Original size 49152
    3E6B1 Module rtegrom.lom (4086) Compressed size 24622 Original size 43008
    44706 Module PPMINIT.ROM (4067) Compressed size 2788 Original size 6525
    45211 Module SBF.BIN (4012) Compressed size 7670 Original size 10395
    Padding pattern is 211
    Module 945gms2.BIN has a padding checksum of FFh
    Module awardext.rom fails extraction
    Microcode update block found at 56FE0 - size 13000
    56FE0 CPUID 0F37 revision 2 dated 9/12/2003 size 2048
    577E0 CPUID 0F34 revision 17 dated 21/4/2005 size 7168
    593E0 CPUID 0F41 revision 17 dated 22/4/2005 size 5120
    5A7E0 CPUID 0F43 revision 5 dated 21/4/2005 size 2048
    5AFE0 CPUID 0F49 revision 3 dated 21/4/2005 size 2048
    5B7E0 CPUID 0F4A revision 4 dated 14/12/2005 size 2048
    5BFE0 CPUID 0F44 revision 6 dated 21/4/2005 size 3072
    5CBE0 CPUID 0F47 revision 3 dated 21/4/2005 size 3072
    5D7E0 CPUID 0F61 revision 7 dated 10/6/2005 size 2048
    5DFE0 CPUID 0F62 revision F dated 15/12/2005 size 3072
    5EBE0 CPUID 0F64 revision 4 dated 23/12/2005 size 3072
    5F7E0 CPUID 0F65 revision 9 dated 28/4/2006 size 2048
    5FFE0 CPUID 06F1 revision 11 dated 10/10/2005 size 4096
    60FE0 CPUID 06F4 revision 26 dated 12/3/2006 size 4096
    61FE0 CPUID 06F5 revision 33 dated 1/5/2006 size 4096
    62FE0 CPUID 06F6 revision C6 dated 7/3/2007 size 4096
    63FE0 CPUID 0660 revision 4 dated 12/6/2006 size 4096
    64FE0 CPUID 06F2 revision 56 dated 8/3/2007 size 4096
    65FE0 CPUID 06F9 revision 82 dated 3/9/2006 size 4096
    66FE0 CPUID 0661 revision 32 dated 16/3/2007 size 4096
    67FE0 CPUID 06FB revision B3 dated 14/3/2007 size 4096
    68FE0 CPUID 06FD revision A1 dated 13/3/2007 size 4096
    22 valid microcode updates found
    Module and decompression block checksum is valid (1C - Start 10000 Length 5FFFE)
    Extra checksum valid
    First byte (LSB) checksum is valid
    Second byte (MSB) checksum is valid
    BIOS image sums to 0
     
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