Remove whitelist check / add ID's to break hardware restrictions mod requests.

thx TTAV

I will try it tonight. I'm curious though, how did you get it to compile back and not complain about filesize like it did initially when i tried?

 

-Manufacturer: Lenovo
-Model : ThinkPad X100e
-Bios Revision: 1.31-1.24
-Bios Release: 13 Mar 2011
-Bios link: http://download.lenovo.com/ibmdl/pub/pc/pccbbs/mobiles/6xuj14us.exe
-Bios place: http://www-307.ibm.com/pc/support/site.wss/document.do?lndocid=MIGR-74463
-Bios Type: Phoenix BIOS
-SLIC: Lenovo[LENOVO-TP-7U-LTP]2.1.BIN
-Tools: Phoenix Mod Tool v1.80
-Method: SSV2 + manual mod for whitelist removal
-Modifier: TTAV134
-Please provide feedback

WWAN/WLAN whitelists check "removed" + SLIC 2.1

ThinkPad_X100e_6xuj14us_SLIC21_no_whitelist.zip




Upon opening the WinPhlash (32 or 64 bit), click "Advanced Settings" then check and uncheck the boxes so it looks like this:

("Flags" Tab):
[ ] Verify BIOS part number
[ ] Flash only if BIOS version is different
[ ] Flash only if BIOS version is newer
[ ] Verify BIOS image size
[ ] Verify BIOS checksum
[ ] Zero block before erasing
[x] Verify block after programming
[x] Disable Axx swaping automatic detection (if present)
[ ] Clear CMOS Checksum

("DMI" tab)
"Update": Select "Update the BIOS and not DMI"

 

OK, I tried this BIOS and had a problem. The flash was successful, and all the advanced settings you showed were already default options. After flash there was a successful boot, so then i tried with no card and once again successful boot, then i tried my Atheros card, and soon as the laptop starts, after BIOS splash screen it says "Press <F1> to setup" and this is as far as the laptop gets into booting, if I press F1 it goes into BIOS options, and this is an endless cycle. I put original card back in for now, any ideas?

 

When I've been trying to mod a dumped bios from the HP DM4 (a .bin file), most of the time the bios recovery tool fails, and a log file is generated saying that the bios failed it's signature verification check. I presume this signature is in the file with the same name as the bios, but a .sig extension. Does anyone know how to modify or generate a signature file?

 

.sig file is generate during flash procedure and Can be found in hp tool or hp recovery partition in bios/new folder

 

Thanks, but i'm experiencing same problem as xtacydima

 

same cause --> same effect, these new lenovo bios's have a different structure than usual, I've found 4 places where the WLAN and WWAN whitelist is checked.
Sent you a PM with new release.

 

WIFI whitelist removal request:

-Manufacturer: HP
-Motherboard Model: G62-373DX
-Bios revision:
-Bios Type:
-Bios Download Link:
-Current original card (like): PCI\VEN_8086&DEV_4237&SUBSYS_12118086&REV_00
-Card to be added (like): PCI\VEN_14E4& DEV_4328& SUBSYS_000A1028

 

WIFI Whitelist removal request:

-Manufacturer: HP
-Motherboard Model: G62-373DX
-Bios revision: F.26
-Bios Type: Insyde
-Bios Download Link: ftp://ftp.hp.com/pub/softpaq/sp50501-51000/sp50938.exe

Thank you!

 

!double post!
HP G62 bios cannot be modify.

 

Remove white list or add new device, please. I can`t add wwan card because there is no - BIOSCOD01.ROM at DUMP folder and phnxpatch.exe don`t work.

-Manufacturer: Lenovo
-Motherboard Model: SL510 (2847-RJ9)
-Bios revision: 1.41
-Bios Type: Phoenix
-Bios Download Link: http://download.lenovo.com/ibmdl/pub/pc/pccbbs/mobiles/6juj16us.exe
-Current original card (like): ---
-Card to be added (like): USB\VID_05C6&PID_9205&REV_0002&MI_00
-AcpiTbls.rw : http://www.sendspace.com/file/j59v1v

Thanks but this mod don`t work. http://www.sendspace.com/file/qpomsi
Notebook don`t start.

 

-Manufacturer: Lenovo
-Model: ThinkPad L410, SL410, L510 and SL510
-Bios Revision: 1.41
-Bios Release: 29 Sep 2010
-Bios link: http://download.lenovo.com/ibmdl/pub/pc/pccbbs/mobiles/6juj16us.exe
-Bios place: http://www-307.ibm.com/pc/support/site.wss/document.do?lndocid=MIGR-73445
-Bios Type: Phoenix BIOS
-SLIC: Lenovo[LENOVO-TP-7U-LTP]2.1.BIN
-Tools: Phoenix Mod Tool v1.64 + manual mod for whitelist removal
-Method: SSV2 - Default Settings for SLIC mod
-Modifier: TTAV134
-Please provide feedback

WLAN/WWAN whitelists check "removed" + SLIC 2.1

ThinkPad L410_L510_SL410_SL510_6juj16us_SLIC21_no_whitelist_by_TTAV134_v2.zip

Bios file: $0A6J000_mod_SLIC.FL1


Upon opening the WinPhlash (32 or 64 bit), click "Advanced Settings" then check and uncheck the boxes so it looks like this:

("Flags" Tab):
[ ] Verify BIOS part number
[ ] Flash only if BIOS version is different
[ ] Flash only if BIOS version is newer
[ ] Verify BIOS image size
[ ] Verify BIOS checksum
[ ] Zero block before erasing
[x] Verify block after programming
[x] Disable Axx swaping automatic detection (if present)
[ ] Clear CMOS Checksum

("DMI" tab)
"Update": Select "Update the BIOS and not DMI"

 

Why is that?

 

-Manufacturer: Lenovo
-Model: ThinkPad X200, X200s
-Bios Revision: 3.17 (BIOS ID: 7XET67WW)
-Bios Revision: 3.17 (BIOS ID: 6DET67WW)
-Bios Release: 16 Dec 2010
-Bios link: http://download.lenovo.com/ibmdl/pub/pc/pccbbs/mobiles/6duj43us.exe
-Bios place: http://www-307.ibm.com/pc/support/site.wss/document.do?lndocid=MIGR-70476
-Bios Type: Phoenix BIOS
-SLIC: Lenovo[LENOVO-TP-7U-LTP]2.1.BIN
-Tools: Phoenix Mod Tool v1.64 + PhnxPatch 0.1 for whitelist removal
-Method: SSV2 - Default Settings for SLIC mod
-Modifier: TTAV134
-Please provide feedback

WLAN/WWAN whitelists check "removed" + SLIC 2.1

ThinkPad X200_6duj43us_SLI21_no_whitelist.zip

BIOS files:
- Machine with BIOS ID 6Dxxxxxx $01B9000_mod_SLIC.ROM
- Machine with BIOS ID 7Xxxxxxx $01B9100_mod_SLIC.ROM

Upon opening the WinPhlash 32 or 64 bit, choose the biosmod depending of your BIOS ID.
click "Advanced Settings" then check and uncheck the boxes so it looks like this:

("Flags" Tab):
[ ] Verify BIOS part number
[ ] Flash only if BIOS version is different
[ ] Flash only if BIOS version is newer
[ ] Verify BIOS image size
[ ] Verify BIOS checksum
[ ] Zero block before erasing
[x] Verify block after programming
[x] Disable Axx swaping automatic detection (if present)
[ ] Clear CMOS Checksum

("DMI" tab)

 

-Manufacturer: Lenovo
-Model: ThinkPad T400 R400
-Bios Revision: 3.22/3.20
-Bios Release: 10 Apr 2011
-Bios link: http://download.lenovo.com/ibmdl/pub/pc/pccbbs/mobiles/7uuj47us.exe
-Bios place: http://www-307.ibm.com/pc/support/site.wss/document.do?lndocid=MIGR-72858
-Bios Type: Phoenix BIOS
-SLIC: Lenovo[LENOVO-TP-7U-LTP]2.1.BIN
-Tools: Phoenix Mod Tool v1.82 + PhnxPatch 0.1 for whitelist removal
-Method: SSV2 - Default Settings for SLIC mod
-Modifier: TTAV134
-Please provide feedback

WLAN/WWAN whitelists check "removed" + SLIC 2.1

ThinkPad T400_R400_7uuj47u_SLI21_no_whitelist.zip

BIOS files:
- $01B8100_mod_SLIC.ROM for BIOS ID 7Vxxxxxx-based computer
- $01B8200_mod_SLIC.ROM for BIOS ID 7Uxxxxxx-based computer


Upon opening the WinPhlash 32 or 64 bit, click "browse" choose your bios file, click "Advanced Settings" then check and uncheck the boxes so it looks like this:

("Flags" Tab):
[ ] Verify BIOS part number
[ ] Flash only if BIOS version is different
[ ] Flash only if BIOS version is newer
[ ] Verify BIOS image size
[ ] Verify BIOS checksum
[ ] Zero block before erasing
[x] Verify block after programming
[x] Disable Axx swaping automatic detection (if present)
[ ] Clear CMOS Checksum

("DMI" tab)
"Update": Select "Update the BIOS and not DMI"

 

-Manufacturer: Lenovo
-Model: TThinkPad R61e, R61i (type 7650) 15.4 inch widescreen models without IEEE 1394
-Bios Revision: 2.23
-Bios Release: 22 Apr 2010
-Bios link: http://download.lenovo.com/ibmdl/pub/pc/pccbbs/mobiles/7puj15us.exe
-Bios place: http://www-307.ibm.com/pc/support/site.wss/document.do?lndocid=MIGR-68232
-Bios Type: Phoenix BIOS
-SLIC: Lenovo[LENOVO-TP-7U-LTP]2.1.BIN
-Tool: Phoenix Mod Tool v1.64 + ender's PhnxPatch 0.1 for whitelist removal
-Method: SSV2 - Default Settings for SLIC mod
-Modifier: TTAV134
-Please provide feedback

WLAN/WWAN whitelists check "removed" + SLIC 2.1

For Windows X32 platform only
ThinkPad R61e_7puj15us_SLIC21_no_whitelist.zip

Bootable CD For X32 or X64 platform
ThinkPad R61e_7puj15us_SLIC21_no_whitelist.iso

note for Windows7 activation:
1- Flash the bios
2- Check SLIC with slicdump toolkit
3- Install Lenovo certificate
4- Proceed to activation

For points 3 and 4 see: http://forums.mydigitallife.net/thr...ows-7-Repository?p=87550&viewfull=1#post87550
especially Chapter 6. Advanced stuff, F-a. Install a certificate, F-b. Install a key

 

Hello.
Can you please remove the whitelist to me?
It's a HP TX2 1025DX
-Manufacturer: Hewlett-Packard

-Motherboard Model: Quanta 3045 v16.15

-Bios revision: F.25

-Bios Type: Insyde

-Bios Download Link: ftp://ftp.hp.com/pub/softpaq/sp46001-46500/sp46499.exe

Can you point me to instructions on how to flash the new rom too??
Sorry, I'm new here and english is not my primary language.
Many thanks!!

 

I require some help removing the whitelist and flashing my "BIOS".

I don't run or want to run windows (i'm a freetard) so i can't use the tools recommended, unfortunately this also means it can be hard to flash the bootloader, however often there is a workaround (i've done this kind of thing before without the use of windows) such as booting of an usb key or booting up freedos and run a dos flash utility. Well to come to the point, i'd really appreciate foremost the removal of the whitelist function and after that any form of assistance on how to flash the upgrade, such as an image of a working usb flasher or just good ideas on how to do it, cheers!

-Manufacturer: Hewlett-Packard
-Motherboard Model: Compaq Presario CQ56-114EO
-Bios revision: F.13
-Bios Type: Insyde
-Bios Download Link: ftp://ftp.hp.com/pub/softpaq/sp51001-51500/sp51211.exe

 

http://forums.mydigitallife.net/thr...estrictions-mod-requests.?p=349677#post349677

flash from windows with InsydeFlash.exe or InsydeFlashx64.exe depending if your windows version (32 or 64bit)

 

unfortunately these new HP bios's cannot be modify by EzH2O or HandyP's tool 1.64.
sorry.