I am not sure exactly what is going on, I have tried this over weeks multiple times, and bricked a whole motherboard already; BIOS chip got fried on that one.
I got a replacement motherboard, and still trying to patch ReBar into my system (I really need to use my A770 GPU to its fullest for some projects) but I keep soft bricking it (Can recover with a USB and rcv file).
Here is my process:
BIOS Version: 2.42.0
Intel ME FW Version: 11.22.96.2588
Intel CSME Tools Version: 11.8
I am suspecting it might have something to do with BootGuard? Is there a way to bypass this?
It could also have something to do with the "non-uefi data found in volumes free space"
Attaching a screenshot of a “successful” flash below. I would be so extremely grateful to anyone who can help me out with this/point me in the right direction. It has been a month since I have been trying to figure this out, and I have already bricked a motherboard and BIOS chip (not recoverable with CH341a as there was a short somewhere)
I can also upload my BIOS & patched .bin files for anyone to go over
I got a replacement motherboard, and still trying to patch ReBar into my system (I really need to use my A770 GPU to its fullest for some projects) but I keep soft bricking it (Can recover with a USB and rcv file).
Here is my process:
- Unlock FD by jumping service pins
- Dump BIOS region
- Modify RebarDXE.ffs into BIOS dump using UEFITool (Old Engine; An error about non-uefi data in volume's free space)
- Patch using UEFITools (apparently my BIOS doesn’t need patches according to the tool)
- Using FPTW64 to flash BIOS region
- Reboot after successful flash
BIOS Version: 2.42.0
Intel ME FW Version: 11.22.96.2588
Intel CSME Tools Version: 11.8
I am suspecting it might have something to do with BootGuard? Is there a way to bypass this?
It could also have something to do with the "non-uefi data found in volumes free space"
Attaching a screenshot of a “successful” flash below. I would be so extremely grateful to anyone who can help me out with this/point me in the right direction. It has been a month since I have been trying to figure this out, and I have already bricked a motherboard and BIOS chip (not recoverable with CH341a as there was a short somewhere)
I can also upload my BIOS & patched .bin files for anyone to go over