Does the SLIC 2.1 data come with the tool? Where should I find that, if not? I am trying to modify an acer aspire one ZG5 netbook , AOA150 model. Apparently it's more complicated than most. Where should I start? I tried searching but found a thread with hundreds of pages and trying to search the thread didn't seem to work.
Hi, all! It seems that this feature raises an error on my machine. I get a message "Error 5 - Error while performing a requested operation with the clipboard" just right after loading bios file. phoenixtool 2.50 , win 7 x64 with december 2013 updates, .NET Framework 4.5.1 (4.5.50938). I have also installed VisualStudio 2013 with most packages, including .NET Framework 4.5.1 SDK. Could there be a conflict somewhere? phoenixtool 1.59 loads bios without error. Thanks View attachment 26524
Tried with key file. I still get FAILED! unable to resize module error. @Tito could you download the bios I gave in the previous post and check you get the same error? Regards, jemail
ASUS added a slic into the latest ROM for my board: Complete SLIC (2.0) (A M I OEMSLIC ) (x1) I's not replaced by your tool and as I had a static SLIC in NVRAM now I have two SLICs in BIOS. An Option to remove all SLIC occurencies would be fantastic.
No no... just create the report as it is. FYI, this dummy SLIC is replaced if you choose Dynamic method and Pubkey+Marker are inserted along with with to construct a full SLIC if you choose New Module method.
Report attached: View attachment 26623 did you try the new module option? please read one post earlier.
Strange!! The report doesn't contain any SLIC table Yah, I have checked the New Module method. It is pretty much normal to get the output as the actual SLIC is built using the user supplied Pubkey & Marker along with the dummy SLIC table which comes from MSOA or DummyMSOA module.