Okay done!! Sabertooth Z77 bios version 0906 is slic-ed as Asus now. (Bios 1015 was very buggy from the start, so i didn't even bother with that one) Didn't exactly know where to insert the SLP1.0 mod file, because with Asus you don't see "firmware volume" in the structure. So I chose the second item/tree from the top and there was the DXE driver with the "Full SLIC table" hex entry [A1902... etc.] corresponding with the one while loading the original bios (after reading this sentence I hope I make any sence?! ). View attachment 15493
Yep, that's the one I chose to insert. Bios is patched, like I mentioned in comment #2852. Windows is activated. Thanks for putting me on the right track to continue to mod my own bioses.
@andyp Just a typo; the title of the app says "PhoenixDell/EFI SLIC Mod". It should be "Phoenix/Dell/EFI SLIC Mod".
Thank you, there is a way, in phoenixtool, to retrieve modules of different size (but I assume also different in content) for replacing, from "Universal BIOS Backup ToolKit 2.0.exe"? Or any tool you know? thanks again PS (for "strange", what do you mean? That your tool decrypts well RSA Insyde bios?)
Hi Strange in that it doesnt open the modded BIOS Camioml did, but opens a modded BIOS I did fine here. Haven't seen that error in action for a long time... could u send me a copy of the module u are trying to add, or precice instructions to reproduce. Thanks, Andy
Andy, I can't download v2.04 from SendSpace. It stops downloading at 80% every time I try. I tried with a Download Manager and without one. I tried different browsers. It always stops at 80%. Could you please upload to another location, such as LimeLinx.com, Uploading.com or SolidFiles.com? Thanks, and keep up the good work.
I laugh, think if the keys are generated, with Serial Number and Product Number, as in routers of ADSL operators! just fantasy