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[REQUEST] Lenovo IdeaPad U310 & U410 (65CNxxWW) Whitelist Removal
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Update:
Problem partially solved! I found a way to bypass the BIOS pre-boot test, although with little chance. Unplug/plug power cord, and hit power button around the same time. Sometimes the machine can power up and no more issue. Restart is perfect, just try not to shut down completely.
If anyone can get rid of pre-test code from my BIOS would be even better. I guess I can still live with it now, do sleep and never shutdown.
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Hi, you need start a new thread. Someone should help you then.
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any error message generated during the boot or just blank screen?
(06-28-2014, 11:00 AM)lisai9095 Wrote: Update:
Problem partially solved! I found a way to bypass the BIOS pre-boot test, although with little chance. Unplug/plug power cord, and hit power button around the same time. Sometimes the machine can power up and no more issue. Restart is perfect, just try not to shut down completely.
If anyone can get rid of pre-test code from my BIOS would be even better. I guess I can still live with it now, do sleep and never shutdown.
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(06-29-2014, 12:04 AM)ucupsz Wrote: any error message generated during the boot or just blank screen?
(06-28-2014, 11:00 AM)lisai9095 Wrote: Update:
Problem partially solved! I found a way to bypass the BIOS pre-boot test, although with little chance. Unplug/plug power cord, and hit power button around the same time. Sometimes the machine can power up and no more issue. Restart is perfect, just try not to shut down completely.
If anyone can get rid of pre-test code from my BIOS would be even better. I guess I can still live with it now, do sleep and never shutdown.
No error message if the machine boot successfully. When not boot, hit power button does nothing, just like complete shutdown always. This is why I believe the pre-boot test failed at this situation.
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i tought it would be the same bios provider with my T430.
looks like different one.
in my T430, there are 2 logic branch, one for wifi+wwan card, and the other is bluetooth one.
in the past i only alter the logic of one branch.
but couple weeks ago, i buy azurewae combo card (broadcomm chipset) for hackintosh installation,
replace my previous card, boot, then got message that the bluetooth card is not in the whitelist.
after altering the other branch, i manage to have successful boot.
hope sovem and bdmaster can get back to you to help you more.
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I bought this card for hackintosh as well! The new 10.10 need bt4.0 for some of its new feature called handoff and continuity.
After several successful boot, it seems easier to boot normally. I only need to press power button few times quickly before turn on the machine. Guess I can keep this card now.
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(07-07-2014, 05:14 AM)aladdin1972 Wrote: Hello,
is there somebody who can whitelist this bios? (It was done before, but all links seem to be offline)
Device: Lenovo U410
Manufacturer bios link: http://download.lenovo.com/consumer/mobi...cn99ww.exe
Manufacturer readme: http://download.lenovo.com/consumer/mobi...cn99ww.txt
Current Wifi(Intel 2200) ID: PCI\VEN_8086&DEV_0891&SUBSYS_42228086&REV_C4
My backup (with FTK): https://www.dropbox.com/s/z98xxth10d56vl..._sapmp.bin
This Bios is PMPatched.
I appreciate any kind of help, since I was not able to mod it myself.
Thank you in advance.
Ok friend,
this Bios Mod is done in AutoMod using CodeRush UEFIPatch tool and Patches.txt for 65CN99WW version Bios, so everyone which has same Bios Version U310/410 can do this Mod by himself !
Included into File are Tool and Patche.txt, the few operations to do is a Bios Backup then drag&Drop It on UEFIPatch and get the bios_Patched, then rename It as bios.bin and put into modified folder to replace the older one.
Follow instructions to flash It from an USB Dos Formatted Bootable Stick :
http://rghost.net/56771768
Let me know
Regards
P.S. your is already done in modified folder !
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(07-07-2014, 08:23 AM)BDMaster Wrote: (07-07-2014, 05:14 AM)aladdin1972 Wrote: Hello,
is there somebody who can whitelist this bios? (It was done before, but all links seem to be offline)
Device: Lenovo U410
Manufacturer bios link: http://download.lenovo.com/consumer/mobi...cn99ww.exe
Manufacturer readme: http://download.lenovo.com/consumer/mobi...cn99ww.txt
Current Wifi(Intel 2200) ID: PCI\VEN_8086&DEV_0891&SUBSYS_42228086&REV_C4
My backup (with FTK): https://www.dropbox.com/s/z98xxth10d56vl..._sapmp.bin
This Bios is PMPatched.
I appreciate any kind of help, since I was not able to mod it myself.
Thank you in advance.
Ok friend,
this Bios Mod is done in AutoMod using CodeRush UEFIPatch tool and Patches.txt for 65CN99WW version Bios, so everyone which has same Bios Version U310/410 can do this Mod by himself !
Included into File are Tool and Patche.txt, the few operations to do is a Bios Backup then drag&Drop It on UEFIPatch and get the bios_Patched, then rename It as bios.bin and put into modified folder to replace the older one.
Follow instructions to flash It from an USB Dos Formatted Bootable Stick :
http://rghost.net/56771768
Let me know
Regards
P.S. your is already done in modified folder !
Thank you very much, friend!
I used DOS Bootable Stick. Everything went well.
Now I used the new Wi-Fi card in my laptop.
Thanks a lot again for your support.
Regards, Sergei
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