Have you tried
amdvbflash? amdvbflash -s 0 vbios.bin should allow backing up of vBIOS
Worth a shot anyway
I tried, but without success, today tried again and interestingly it made just my laptop to restart when I did
Bash:
sudo amdvbflash -s 0 vbios.rom
or just
rom file wasnt generated when i logged back in
After some attempts restart disappeared and was again like yesterday - adapter not found
I made radeon-profile to find video card, I guess yesterday I forgot to run it in sudo
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But I cant find a option to dump bios. Interesting is also that it shows gfx 1036 instead of 610m.
Btw I have Ryzen 3 7320U CPU, maybe its not even possible to do this because of U cpu instead of H.
Gpuz produces a binary file, you looked at it with a software that displays it in hex in the 2nd column, 1st column is offset from the start of the file btw
what you have looks like a proper gpu bios
So if i delete lines 1-11 and delete 1st column and 3rd column to get only hex and then convert it to binary it might work?