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. imatrix

    imatrix MDL Guru

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    you may wanna pm busykid on that.
    but the person who possibly can patch the flashaid.exe is not responding at all.
     
  2. Side.Step.Society

    Side.Step.Society MDL Novice

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    The BIOS mod was a complete success and my dinosaur computer is now running 7 Ultimate completely activated!

    Thanks again medic911 for the mod! :D
     
  3. zden

    zden MDL Novice

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    Thanks imatrix, do inform me should you get the modded flashaid.

    I'll ask Busykid again if he can try crack this hardnut :p
     
  4. imatrix

    imatrix MDL Guru

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    can you provide the link to download original bios package from gateway site?
     
  5. blikjebier

    blikjebier MDL Novice

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    It also works with Windows 7 Ultimate x64 Dell OEM :)
    SLIC 2.1 table is also detected in SLIC DUMP Toolkit.

    Thanks again ps500!

    Edit: I refer to the modded Dell Optiplex GX280 BIOS.
     
  6. imatrix

    imatrix MDL Guru

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    regardless of the system architect, the bios are the same. what you can do is to copy the file (IMV-038.exe IMV-038.rom that i modded) overwrite the ones in the x64 package.
     
  7. AlBester

    AlBester MDL Novice

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    imatrix, just tried exactly what you suggested (overwriting with the two modified files), still got the "WFlash Error, Open flash.sys Fail" message. Using cygwin's "hexedit" of your modified IMV-038.EXE, I found a reference to flash.sys at location 0x400EC. For some reason, IMV-038.EXE cannot be executed in my x64 environment. I even tried compatibility (WinXP SP2 and Win2000) mode, still same results.

    I installed Win7 x86, ran the flash program exactly as you specified. It automatically shut down after the flash, and now it's not even posting. Time to read the recovery forums...