Just inserting missing PEI DXE modules won’t work.
I try to do this on my P8Z77-V.
But until now no test was made, still in phase of looking what modules need to be inserted and replaced.
Why I say just inserting-replacing modules won’t work.
Some of them check for Setup variables (TPM enabled-disabled, TPM version 1.2 or 2.0, and few others) but so called “donor” BIOS have other config of Setup as result on original BIOS reading Setup value for TPM enabled which is for example at 0x76 is OK but in ported BIOS at 0x76 it may be something else like Network Boot .
Also some DXE modules read write on some ports, in my case P8Z77 read-write to some ports, in case of some Asrock board from where I get modules readig-writes are at other ports.
All this things need to be fixed, patched to get something working.
Hi everyone
Bringing this thread back to life as I wonder if we can drive a bit more interest in it seeing as Win10 will be EOL this year?
I have an Asus P8Z77-M PRO / 3770k (already modded for NVMe boot support) which I’d like to keep alive for a while longer as it’s still a capable setup.
I bought a 20+1 TPM 2.0 AIB a while back, the BIOS recognises it’s got a TPM in there but it won’t enable, It’s tantalisingly close so I’m sure this could be done, I just don’t have the necessary understanding to work it out myself!
I previously used code from the Asus Z97 Pro BIOS to enable NVMe boot support (following a guide), but after reading a related reddit thread
https://www.reddit.com/r/ASUS/comments/o7auys/is_there_a_tpm_20_module_for_the_asus_z97/?rdt=52199
and seeing as my TPM card has the MC0410 part number I wonder if the donor BIOS would have to be a X99 board.
Any help/guidance would be appreciated!
Not fused in ME 8.x FW and only TPM 20+1 v1.x works, TPM v2.x modules are not compatible in Intel 7 Series, only in some 9 Series and 100 up.