When this error appears, the BPM.exe program opens and the following error message appears:
"Line 249 (File '…\2019.1229\Coffee_Lake_Mod_Tool_\bin\ssf.exe) Error: Array variable has incorrect number of subscripts or subscript dimension range exceeded"
This is what appears in the program ‘Allinone.exe’:
I tried to use the F23 and F24 versions of the Gigabyte bios. Attempts were made using the program in the folder "2019.2229" and "update.618".
I hope someone can help me, I thank you for your attention.
Hey guys, I just used the tool for my maximus gene VIII board with the asus flashback feature. I just renamed the bin file to m8g.cap and flashed it. The blue led blinked for around 3 minutes & the computer shut off but the led was still on when it turned off, I don’t know if it was succesful or not. I want to flash the bios before I buy a cpu, how can I check if the bios was updated? Also can I use liquid metal for connecting the cpu pins? I have liquid metal from my skylake delid at home. Thanks in advance.
Thank, it’s work with Asrock Z270 Extreme 4. (Need E6 method of plutomaniac’s [Guide] Unlock Intel Flash Descriptor Read/Write Access Permissions for SPI Servicing before Flash bios) “setup_var 0x68F 0x01” for who don’t have time.
Socket Occupied (SKT_OCC), it lets BIOS know CPU is installed. Some boards this is already done, some you need to do with resistor, or wire shorting this landing pad to ground (but you need schematic or boardview to find this, if not labelled on your board) If you do this, or it’s already done on your board by default, then you do not need to connect two pads on CPU. You can test if it’s already done by doing everything else, flash all BIOS regions with mod BIOS, isolate all pins you need for your board, then try to start system. If nothing happens (SKT Not OCC, thus nothing there to start board), then you need to do this mod or connect the two pads on CPU.
@davidtheking - Sounds like normal USB Flashback function to me So you should be good to go with old CPU, provided mod BIOS was OK. To use new CPU you will need to do pinmod or get flash programmer, to write FD/ME region of the mod BIOS in
@sroberto - No, do not flash that BIOS, many things are wrong there. What SSPEC is your CPU? B0 (SRF7W) or U0 (QRJT, SRF6N), look on top of CPU. Then I will make BIOS for you. Also, what is your older CPU?
@Lost_N_BIOS Thank you for your help. My current CPU is a Pentium G4560, the CPU I want to use is an i3 9100f SRF6N, that is, U0. My motherboard is GA-H110M-H with BIOS F24.
Comments: 1 - In the error window I clicked repeat. 2 - Where there is “foi inesperado nesse momento” that say "was unexpected at this point." 3 - Where there is “Já existe uma subpasta ou arquivo tpm.” that say "There is already a subfolder or tpm file."
One question, is it still necessary to isolate the processor pins, since in this case it is U0?
The problem is when using biosmod, the memory speed is only a maximum of 2400 despite using i5 9600k. But when I use the original bios msi z370 and i5 9600k, it can boot at 3600mhz ram speed.
@Lost_N_BIOS OK thank you. A few posts ago I saw that the correct isolation model for CPUs on Gigabyte motherboards is as shown in the figure below, is this right?
I modified latest Maximus IX Formula bios to support 8700K and so on. Is it enough if I rename the bios file as creative.bin and try to flash it using bios flashback? Which are the pads I need to short in order to force the flash?
Guys, I believe that now everything worked out, I installed the new bios, isolated the pins of the i3 9100f as shown in the previous post and everything worked out. I also did a stress test on Aida64 to see if the temperature of the VRMs was going up too high and, according to HWinfo64, the highest temperature in 10 minutes of testing was 66 ° C.
By the way, I used PVC insulation tape. According to the manufacturer, its working temperature is up to 90 ° C. So, I believe there will be no problem using it.
@sroberto - sorry for the late reply, but yes, you need to isolate all the red/blue in that image. Looks like you got it sorted out Did you do the connect two pads, or did you test first and find it was that not needed on your board?
@Luumi - you need flash programmer so FD/ME is written, unless that flashback hard mod you showed me image of works for your board
So you should be good to go with old CPU, provided mod BIOS was OK. To use new CPU you will need to do pinmod or get flash programmer, to write FD/ME region of the mod BIOS in
