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

Discussion in 'MDL Projects and Applications' started by andyp, Nov 26, 2009.

  1. andyp

    andyp SLIC Tools Author

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    New version. Please upgrade.

    Andy
     
  2. kizwan

    kizwan MDL Member

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    Stop hovering to collapse... Click to collapse... Hover to expand... Click to expand...
  3. macs

    macs MDL Novice

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    I just received my brand new Asrock e350m1 that has an UEFI bios. Should this tool work with this mobo?
    Thank you
     
  4. Fall Guy

    Fall Guy MDL Novice

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    Just tried V1.76 on P8P67 Pro using 1253 used previously. Flashed ok but on booting into windows BSOD. Maybe down to earlier reported SLI issues as I run 2 x 260GTX. Tried twice then reflashed with unaltered 1253 now booting without problems
     
  5. genuineintel

    genuineintel MDL Member

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    Can't download the latest, 1.77, one. Anything wrong?
     
  6. Flipp3r

    Flipp3r MDL Expert

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    The site was down before & now getting:
    "Network Access Message: Access Restricted" blah

    Guess someone's working on it & it'll be up soon...
     
  7. andyp

    andyp SLIC Tools Author

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    Should be ok now.
    Andy
     
  8. oscill8r

    oscill8r MDL Junior Member

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    Flashed PowerEdge 2600 this evening with SLIC v2.1 using PhoenixTool v1.77 as follows:

    1. Extracted .HDR file from BIOS A14 (DIS-A14C.exe -writehdrfile)
    2. Patched with PhoenixTool - Warning: "Some elements may not have been patched. Continue?" - couldn't see anything that would prove fatal.
    3. Flashed using Dell BIOSFLSH.EXE using force option (original A14 already installed - Yes I do follow instructions!)
    4. REBOOT.EXE ... Flash ... Done.

    Installed Windows Server 2008 Standard SP2 using standard dell build utililty, certificate, key, done.

    So a *huge* thanks to andyp and all the contributors to this tool worked great :hug2:
     
  9. andyp

    andyp SLIC Tools Author

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    Thanks :D

    Andy

     
  10. aso

    aso MDL Novice

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    Any news of NVIDIA SLI issue? Is that already fixed?
     
  11. andyp

    andyp SLIC Tools Author

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    Dynamic or SSV2 mod??

    Andy
     
  12. ribben

    ribben MDL Novice

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    Great job andyp!!! But a question how can i rewrite my own logo00.bin and logo01.bin to add my boot screen with your tool??? I have tried to just copy paste in the dump folder and replace the original ones with my modified but it doesn't work!!!
     
  13. andyp

    andyp SLIC Tools Author

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    Did you tick allow user to modify other modules then replace when prompted??

    If you did, then please post link and the modded module you are trying to insert

    Thanks
    Andy
     
  14. efinder

    efinder MDL Novice

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    Hi, Andy! Is there any progress with BenQ dynamic lock ?
     
  15. ribben

    ribben MDL Novice

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    Andy thanks a lot mate i followwed your procedure and i have succesfully intergrated my logo00.bin and logo01.bin. But now another question just in case you can help me!! It's a phoenix bios which is not supported from phoenix bios editor (unknown module Y and etc etc....) so i just open the original bios with phoenix bios editor -> change bootscreen -> build it -> open with your tool the modified one -> backup logo00.bin and logo01.bin from dump file-> open with your tool the unmodified one -> intergate modified logo00.bin and logo01.bin... This is the only procedure with can be done because if you flash the modified build bios from phoenix bios editor then you get stuck at boot screen!!! But here comes my question i flash the result from the whole procedure but i get the same boot screen but from phoenix bios editor i can see that i have altered it!!! My mind goes to ph161700, maybe someparamater which erase and flash all the bios and not some particular blocks???
     
  16. TommyL33

    TommyL33 MDL Novice

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    Re: Asrock e350m1

    Might be. Bios seems to be EFI/Insyde, as far as I know. Pls post RW-E-Report.
    I'm planning to buy one for test purpose, but around my place there is none available yet.

    Greetings

    Lee