New AMI BIOS tool for performing SSV2/3 and Dynamic SLIC Modification

Hi,
tried to mod a Asrock P4V88 BIOS-Ver 1.80.
I only get a bootblock checksum error.

Code:

Version 1.41
Manufacturer - Other
Original BIOS size 262144 bytes (256K)
C Module 11 Padded size 26632 
37520 Module 8 Padded size 1944 
37CCC Module C Padded size 8 
6830 Module 1B Padded size 121496 (Actual size 121493 Original size 238335)
242DC Module 20 Padded size 27716 (Actual size 27715 Original size 59392)
2AF38 Module 20 Padded size 24408 (Actual size 24406 Original size 40960)
30EA4 Module 4 Padded size 17140 (Actual size 17138 Original size 27825)
37CE8 Module 21 Padded size 7760 (Actual size 7758 Original size 17144)
351AC Module 18 Padded size 5956 (Actual size 5953 Original size 16409)
36904 Module 19 Padded size 1436 (Actual size 1436 Original size 4868)
39B4C Module 22 Padded size 900 (Actual size 900 Original size 3652)
39EE8 Module 80 Padded size 76 (Actual size 74 Original size 77)
Bootblock at 30000 length 10000
Boot block checksum not valid

 

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Can someone tell me when i need to use this option when i need to mod a bios for someone.

 

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thanks for the info andy, i hope this work,
the bioschip is soldered on the motherboard

 

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Ok that clear

 

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Intel motherboards with ami bios

Anyone knows if the tool will handle INTEL motherboards that do have AMI bios?

Thanks

 

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yep, but you'll need to use intel2ami to extract the rom

 

Thanks, so where do I get that tool? It seems I better do not buy that motherboard and ask for an ASUS.................

 

Phrunt, thanks ! Found the rest and instructions.........................I may go back to my supplier and insist on ASUS. I do not want to end with a crack loader or so...........I do not like this.

 

I've had good success with intel2ami along with Andy's tool