01-24-2014, 07:59 PM
(This post was last modified: 01-24-2014, 08:08 PM by ratdude747.)
(01-24-2014, 03:50 PM)donovan6000 Wrote: [censored]! This is where I'm stuck with these kind of bios. Insyde Secure Flash is used by the previous rom to verify the newly flashed rom before passing control to it. Since we can't modify the currently installed rom, then we can't bypass this. and the flash descriptor sets a lock on writing to your bios region, so we can't use fptw to flash it. Lol it seems like the hardest part about bios modding now is actually flashing it
Until we discover more about Insyde Secure Flash, then these kind of bios are unmoddable at the moment. Sorry
I wonder what part of the BIOS is actually being checked... since clearly the existing BIOS can't predict the checksum of the next BIOS... as that would defeat the purpose of a BIOS update. I wonder if there is a way to spoof that (like swap the checksum)...
Or, perhaps, find a way to make intel flash override the protection...
(just thinking of workarounds... I'll do some research and experiment...)
edit- we're not the first to hit this wall... but this may have promise... Either way, it looks like windows 8 is to blame (as the p400 comes with 8 stock).