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1. UEFITOOL GIGABYTE 64 BIT
2. UEFITOOL GIGABYTE UPDATE
3. UEFITOOL GIGABYTE PATCH
4. UEFITOOL GIGABYTE DOWNLOAD

I posted this here because I've been using your tool to extract the modules from the uefi bios. ^_^ I think it's buried in the security core. If anyone could possibly help me find exactly where that value gets read, or possibly give me some pointers on how I might be able to locate that function, that would be great. If I remember right, it's the rightmost byte of the ebx register after executing the cpuid instruction with eax:0000000b, ecx:00000000, And once more with ecx:00000001. What I'm looking to do is trick the bios into reading the "number of logical threads per block of execution resources" byte incorrectly. The bios performs a check to see what resources the chip has to offer, and sets up nearly everything around that. My preliminary testing seems to indicate that the non functional portions of the instruction pipeline are in fact there, and only need to be recognized by the bios to function again. I'm not sure how it happened, but it did, and I want to see if it can be replicated. Over on ocn, there was a guy who had the ht feature magically enabled on his i5 chip. I signed up specifically so that I could ask a few questions. Ivysix:~ computer$ /PMPatch /Users/computer/Desktop/X79-DELUXE-ASUS-0701.CAP /Users/computer/Documents/X79-DELUXE-ASUS-0721.CAPHey, I'm new around here.

UEFITOOL GIGABYTE PATCH

PowerMgmtDxe/PowerManagement2.efi modules not found.ĬpuPei module at 0079FF48 not patched: Patch pattern not found.ĬpuPei module at 007DFF48 not patched: Patch pattern not found. PowerManagement module at 004CD110 not patched: Patch pattern not found. Ivysix:~ computer$ /PMPatch /Users/computer/Desktop/X79-DELUXE-ASUS-0701.CAP /Users/computer/Documents/X79-DELUXE-ASUS-0701.CAP I tried to use this / and get error messages can be seen any ideas to overcome this and to get it to work? I am trying to patch my ASUS X79 deluxe with 701 Bios to get benefit of the OC of my 4930K at 4.4GHz currently. Without testing it's very hard to develop something useful, and my testing possibilities are very limited.īut, if you have any working recovery solutions, you can test UEFITool-made mods. Try them on your own risk, but please, try it. This guide can be followed for any particular patch pattern, but have in mind that UEFITool is still in early beta stages and it can produce corrupt BIOS images. Flash the result with any suitable method. Reopen the saved file to see that it opens correctly.ġ0. Select "File->Save image file." (or press Ctrl+S) and save your modified BIOS.ĩ. Old section will be marked "Remove", and another section marked "Replace" will be added after it.Ĩ. Select your modified "pm.bin" file in "Open file." dialog, that will open and press Open. Select the same section you have found in step 4, press RMB and select "Replace body." action. Open saved file with hex editor, find that "75080FBAE80F89442430" pattern once again, replace 75 to EB and save modified file.ħ. "Save file." dialog will open, enter the name of file to save, for example, "pm.bin", and press Save.Ħ. Press RMB on found section and select "Extract body." action. If not found - you have nonstandard BIOS that needs to be studied further, please upload it here.ĥ. Look for "Hex pattern found" string in Messages field, double-click on it to select found section. Select "File->Search." (or press Ctrl+F) and enter "75080FBAE80F89442430" as hex pattern, set search scope to "Body only".Ĥ. If it fails to open, check it for being UEFI BIOS.

UEFITOOL GIGABYTE DOWNLOAD

Download latest version of UEFITool from here.Ģ. It will be automated there someday, but right now, here is the guide:ġ. I will now show you and others how UEFITool can be handy for such mods. Don't delete any lines, don't remove an option and it will work fine.Īrise, you are right. I changed the ones you see here to disabled, which means on 'load defaults'Įverything's still unlocked. Watch out for the BIOS Default Settings too. Options =Disabled // Move "*" to the desired Option Options = *Disabled // Move "*" to the desired OptionĪnd you'll have to change it twice, as those options appear a second time further below. Options =*Disabled // Move "*" to the desired Option Yes but you'll have to be careful on the setting, it's explained anyway in the dump, look:

UEFITOOL GIGABYTE UPDATE

Then I can update my BIOS to the latest version using FTK, etc?

UEFITOOL GIGABYTE 64 BIT

So I run SCEWIN_64 /o /s nvram.txt /h Hii.db /v /q whilst booted in windows 64 bit to create the nvram.txt file, SCEWIN for windows 32 bit.ĭo the edits on the nvram.txt file then run SCEWIN_64 /i /s nvram.txt in Windows which writes in back to the bios and removes the current protection on my board? OK, so I now have SCEWIN (AMISCE Utility.