Hey Gents... I'll be getting a Dell P8H67-M Evo (rev 3) this weekend. Happy to do be a guinea pig if no one has tried anything with this board. I'll try to read this thread to get a better idea of what I'm supposed to do, but it's pretty long!
andyp, just wanted to say thanks for your tool! I use it for creating custom Phoenix/Insyde BIOSes with modded DSDT tables. It is magic! On a side note, have you ever considered creating an ultimate Insyde (and maybe Phoenix?) BIOS mod tool for unlocking hidden menus, patching UEFI(?) boot, etc? I am not a BIOS unlocker, but it seems like it wouldn't be that hard (at least for Insyde) for someone who knows that they are doing (and you clearly do) Anyway, keep up the good work! Thanks a bunch! PS: PM your PayPal address if you have one. I want to buy you for a glass of beer.
i also have succesfully modified a p867 pro bios and activated ok using tool v1.82 -could somebody possible advise how easy it is to add slp1 to bios and how to it if possile!-i would like to be able to convert it myself if possible so i do not have ask for sombody else to do it--every time bios is updated-maybe andy could add it to bios tool thanks for a great helpful forum and to andy for his fine work
How weird - I haven't tried again with v1.82 (after getting it working with v1.79), so I'll have another go.... maybe I did something different this time..... Only thing I notice is @Roman and @wsjam13 both modded P8P67 PROs (mine is P8P67 Basic) with, I assume both 1502 BIOS... P8P67 Basic is at 1401... don't know if that makes any difference or not? I'm assuming @Andyp you took the P8P67 1401 and did it through both versions, so it probably is a red herring?
Planing to buy MSI H67MA-E35 Dear Andy, While trying to open the latest bios of the above motherboard, I am getting a message View attachment 8791 What does this mean? Thanks in advance. manu198045
Dear sebus, Thankyou SOO much for superfast reply Which OEM SLIC? How to know that? Sorry for troubling. Thanks in Advance manu198045
Just got a new P8P67 B3 mainboard came with 1401. I modded the latest 1401 with 1.82 and flashed with EZ Flash 2 in bios setup menu. I have activated Windows 7 SP1 successfully. Both in GPT and MBR disks The internal and external clock frequency can be adjusted freely, no problem.