Phoenix bios SLIC mod requests (*.WPH or *.ROM files).

Discussion in 'BIOS Mod Requests. Post Requests Only' started by ancestor(v), Jun 17, 2009.

  1. Johnessen

    Johnessen MDL Novice

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    thank you but can you tell me how you were able to load the bios with phoenix slic mode 1.95, i have been having errors loading the bios file?
    another question is can i use this sliced bios on another aspire 5773z?
     
  2. Ipmark

    Ipmark MDL Expert

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    Probably you wrong the biosfile.
    The right one is Q5WP2107.fd EFI/Insyde bios
    The mod can be done manually with an Hex editor

    and YES, with this mod you can flash how many 5773z you want (test it on one before !!) :)
     
  3. Johnessen

    Johnessen MDL Novice

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    thank you i was loading the .rom file instead of .fd file
    thank you very much for the correction
     
  4. fomo

    fomo MDL Novice

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    This didn't help :( Does "remove battery" mean the normal battery or the cmos-battery located on the mainboard?
     
  5. Ipmark

    Ipmark MDL Expert

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    "remove battery" means the normal battery.
    When you power-on the notebook look the usb drive led to check if the notebook try to access it
    you have to find the right key-combination to start the recovery procedure.
     
  6. fomo

    fomo MDL Novice

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    When starting up the notebook, the led flashes for half a second. but thats it, nothing more is happening... are there any more possibilitys than

    fn+b
    win+b
    fn+f
    win+f
    fn+esc
    win+esc

    to startup the recovery-process?
     
  7. Ipmark

    Ipmark MDL Expert

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    Try to format the USB drive with filesystem FAT32 and try both bios.wph and 10LIB.wph filenames.
    Try other key-combination (undocumented) too.
    In some system an USB floppy drive is needed to bios recovery
     
  8. Serg008

    Serg008 MDL BIOS/EFI Guru

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  10. Serg008

    Serg008 MDL BIOS/EFI Guru

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    Thanks for the feedback.
    I have corrected RSDT, XSDT and APIC tables name with HEX editor (BIOSCOD01.ROM) additionally.