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

I found it possible with two options in the Advanced dialog of PhoenixTool:
- Allow user to modify other modules
- No SLIC

Thank you andyp for a great tool!

 

I am getting 'insufficient space to manipulate modules'. Has anyone else encountered this? On an MSI X570S BIOS.

EDIT:

I ticked the box in the 'advanced' settings that said 'Grow FV' and it has now worked. I do not even know what any of it means though.

 

I need to replace my W10 key in the insyde h2o bios
How can I do it?

 

Hi

Created this account just for this

I have an E7440 with a bricked bios, I put one of two (?) files into the tool and it said it was an EFI/Insyde bios.
I don't how to check what to name the file and how to put the computer into the recovery mode.
Can anybody help?

Thanks

 

Is there some way to flash t7610 bios to overclock dual cpus i have currently 2 xeon
e5-2667 v2 and 8x 4gb hynix ddr3 ecc ram
And where to find? How to flash

 

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Hi, Can someone guide me to any step by step guide to modify Dell poweredge Server Bios ......
Thanks a lot in advance....

 

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do you know what slic is?

 

yep sure do-I never use it (I went digital like the cool kids and let microsoft and nfc chip save my time)but I thought he might have better luck with the proper current tools as deskmeet b660 is 13th gen goodness on a mostly unlocked bios still in manufacturing mode-most modders jump all over that

now let me ask you a question "does the sum of your bios skills revolve around slic motification only?"

I threw the extra stuff in my reply to OP fishing for someone to have a suggestion on modding ban unlocked newer bios for pcie 5.0 support and/or why my x16 slot isnt maxxed

nope I get the slic question when I was modding bios for slic BEFORE andys amazing timesaving tool-people on these forums seem to only want to brag about 10 year gone
bios skills but the dream remains as I am finally stumped by lenovo insyde bios,modding it for nvme and then bypassing RSA bulls**t
cant figure out the last part-Ill brag about your skills from the tallest mountain if you have the answer my problem lol

 

Can you insert the slic table using the intel tool mentioned on the Win-Raid forum?
I can insert the slic table using MMTOOLS and etc, but I'm having trouble rewriting the XSDT and RSDT tables.

That's why I'm using the phoenix tool for the sample and asking this thread.

Always remain ALASKAA M I .
I don't know what to rewrite.
Can you show me the GUID?

Your writing is not specific.

 

I finally got it activated.
thank you.

 

Can anyone familiar with ASUS BIOS and PhoenixTool 2.7.3 provide any tips on how to solve the "No SLP2 module" error in modern BIOSes (e.g. Z690, B660, Z790, B760, etc.)?

I'm using "New Module", "SLPSUPPORT2.MOD" is selected but to no avail. This has worked 100% on older BIOS but not recent ones.

What I see is that GUID "A1902AB9-5394-45F2-857A-12824213EEFB" is missing but another GUID "9E21FD93-9C72-4C15-8C4B-E77F1DB2D792" contains the SLIC file:

Z590M OK: Full SLIC table found in A1902AB9-5394-45F2-857A-12824213EEFB_613.ROM at 13D0
B660 Not OK: Full SLIC table found in 9E21FD93-9C72-4C15-8C4B-E77F1DB2D792_50.ROM at 625484
B760M Not OK: Full SLIC table found in 9E21FD93-9C72-4C15-8C4B-E77F1DB2D792_42.ROM at 798394

Is there a way to tell PhoenixTool to replace the different module with the SLP2 module?

Thanks!

 

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Has anyone found any solution to the above? I still can't find a way to add SLIC to recent ASUS BIOSes due to the above GUID change. What can we do to add the SLIC to the new module?