BIOS Updates forum

stealing an idea and a nickname and republishing it with another or a similar name is nearly the worst thing a human can do. So, please stop all the current and future efforts regarding the unallowed derange of the BIOS Tool Collection project. 1. Your current activities do not motivate me to releas...

Dear stonecoldtx, 1.) Thank you for your donation to keep the projects: + BIOS modifications + BIOS related eMail help + realtime desktop service ...online/available. 2.) Regarding to your exemplary donation you deserve a decent BIOS related support. Introduction You should know that there are curre...

Hi.

Using int10 is not the only method to display text.

After further four weeks of modifying BIOS files and providing BIOS related technical support for many people, no donations were made by any user. Just thanksgivings were made... that's all. So, you surely know what will happen with the BNOBTC project and the BNOBTC archive ( http://bnobtc.pix-art.c...

Hi.

Because the low number of donations, I had to discontinue the project.

Also the BNOBTC (BIOS Tool collection) will completely discontinue and BNOBTCv6 will never be published, if no donations will be made in future.


http://bnobtc.pix-art.com/donation

Hi.

The Phoenix BIOS Editor version 2.0.18 is really old.
Well, the version 2.1 is the latest version from 2005/2006.

But unhiding menus (and much more modifications ) is just possible with the Phoenix Corebuilder.

Hi Maman,

also AMD processors have microcodes!

Hi.

Double posts are not recommend.

Well, I replied to your post here:
http://www.wimsbios.com/phpBB2/viewtopi ... 9004#39004

Hi. Phoenix BIOS Editor 2.0.18E is a litle bit outdated. ;) Well, with a newer Phoenix BIOS Editor version, I get following error message: " BootBlock size > 64KB, ROM might be corrupted! " ...when I try to open the BIOS file (" all.rom ") : ftp://ftp.hp.com/pub/softlib/software1/ob411/ob411en/adb2k...

Hi. There is a simple possibility to change the BIOS settings in all your clients. If your clients are all the same, then you can: + set/change the wanted BIOS setting in one client + dump the CMOS data (containig the BIOS settings) to a file. After this, write a small application/installer*, which ...

Hi.

Either you try to ask intel for help

...or you get in contact with me.
http://www.dstyles.de/bios/en/main.html#contact


The intel BIOS file can be rebuild from the single parts.

Hi. Your BIOS is not an "Award BIOS"/"Phoenix - AwardBIOS". So, CBROM does not work. Well, if you are still interested to solve your problem/realize your request, then just get in contact with me. http://bnobtc.pix-art.com/en/main.html#contact PS: Your BIOS has a nice BIOS logo/splash screen: :D htt...

Hi.

I have CBROM32 ver. 1.45, 1.49, etc...

Just get in contact with me:
http://bnobtc.pix-art.com/en/main.html#contact

Hi.


Attention!!!

Because the password has been published, Medion will surely offer "new" BIOS updates.

...either BIOS updates with a completely not user-friendly BIOS Setup Menu or BIOS updates with another password.


So, it is recommend to backup your current BIOS before you update your BIOS.

Hi. I know, that the etBIOS module is a "0/zero"-compressed LHA module, but a huge part of the etBIOS itself consists of compressed code. BIOS file + ... + module (lh5) + second module (lh5) + another module (lh5) + etBIOS module (lh0) | +---+ binary code (unpacker?) + compressed code + next module ...