Tool to Insert/Replace SLIC in Phoenix / Insyde / Dell / EFI BIOSes

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  1. nel1156

    nel1156 MDL Junior Member

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  2. Flipp3r

    Flipp3r MDL Guru

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    Hi, yeah, I know all that. Adding Slic has been no problem. It's just an issue with SLP1.0... The Dell laptop had SLP "Dell System" so I 1st tried using that. It didn't work.
    Slictoolkit doesn't show any SLP. Perhaps it's not in a valid range? Then again, Slictoolkit hasn't shown SLP on MSI notebooks for a while but I know it's there because any XP Pro install I do
    is OA...
    As a note I did however have to manually enable the slic table using amibcp after modding with Andy's tool...

     
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  5. Alex_W

    Alex_W MDL Novice

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    Can I use this tool to mod bios for Asus P8Z77-V?

    I tried but I can't select manufacturer.
    Here is log:

    Not sure what its mean
     
  6. doveman

    doveman MDL Member

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    Can anyone please help me mod my MSI 990FX-GD80 BE6 beta BIOS? A couple of people have made modded versions for me but for some reason they don't work and SLIC ToolKit shows No Slic Table, so I thought I should learn more about it and try and do it myself.

    Is there a tool that can check the modded BIOS before flashing as SLIC ToolKit only seems to be able to report on the installed BIOS (or if using Daz's Windows Loader as I am at the moment, on the SLIC table installed by that)?

    I know I need to make a report with RW Everything (I have RWPortable v1.5.1) but I'm not sure exactly what I need to click to do that.
     
  7. plizarralde

    plizarralde MDL Novice

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    Hi !!!

    I have (or had) an Asus P8Z68-V Pro motherboard and I was trying update the bios to latest version (3603), with the option "new module" in phoenix tools. I've used a flash drive, boot in DOS mode, it seems like everything were fine and when reboot, never more booted. It's not the first time that I flash an asus bios (several versions and different models of motherboard ASUS so I don't think that were my error), but it's the first time that I use the "new module" option (always used dynamic mode). The motherboard is bricked, in the service had change de bios, and is still blocked, so probably i will buy a new one. :-(

    In my experience, the "new module option" is not safe yet, I suggest the old method.

    TIA


    Pablo
     
  8. c3po

    c3po MDL Junior Member

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    Tried on a ASUS X301A notebook. SLIC performed succesfully, but I get a invalid BIOS file when trying to flash.
    Without inserting SLIC BIOS is corect.
     
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  11. LatinMcG

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    SPI is the flash chip. strange one says ok other says no.
     
  12. doveman

    doveman MDL Member

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    Yeah, I'll see what they say. Maybe they messed up creating BE7!