Will it load an FFS file? Or do I have to convert it to efi?
Also does it matter if using a usb key how the disk is formated? If I go UEFI with GUID EFI system partition will it load from the EFI partition or does it have to be a single partitioned drive or not matter?
I’m no expert, but I believe it needs to be a pure .efi file for proper loading. Normally, you should use FAT32 formatted flash drive. SREP will load files specified from the root of partition.
Well I tried to create an uefi compatible usb stick with its own system efi partition housing an EFI/BOOT folder because I have CSM turned off. In any case had no luck getting my bios boot menu to see the BOOTx64.efi file or recognize the usb stick as a bootable drive no matter where the EFI folder was located. By all right the system should have seen it though I did not try to create a lone fat32 partition. Maybe was a bad usb stick. Still chasing the dream to be able to daisy chain load lets say the resizeable bar efi mod file and then daisy chain load my windows system or another boot loader of my choice.
tbf, loading the RebarMod or any other DXE driver from Storage , before the boot option is easy and is a supported natively by UEFI…
not even need any external tool…
You can use EFI Shellx64 or other suitable UEFI shell to set automatic load and execution of .efi (ReBAR DXE) during system boot. Use cmd ‘bcfg driver add 0 fs1:\EFI\Boot<.efi>’ where 'fs1:\EFI\Boot' is path to DXE driver file on UEFI boot partition (use cmd ‘mountvol x: /s’ to mount the Windows ESP partition).
Well it didn’t work. I tried to load the resizebar efi driver using an Uefi Shell by ‘load rebar.efi’ → Success message. Then I directly chain loaded the windows boot loader and the option for rebar greyed out and not available. Sorry if off topic. Would the Smokeless tool work better to load the rebar efi file?
Note: Well aware that a straight bios mod would be better but the intended victim machine at work I rather not risk with a bios flash. Thanks
cause that is better,and almost the same as inserting into the rom, it allow to load the driver before the READY_TO_BOOT flag, and maybe that’s whats preventing it to load… properly
SREP loading method in this version is not much different from the load of UEFI Shell…
so I guess that the result will be the same, and both appen after the READY_TO_BOOT event
hello, I was able to enter advanced bios settings on my L5pro 2022 using your method, but i can’t find option to set voltage curve optimizer. the only option to change voltage is P0state settings.
here’s my SREP_Config.cfg SREP_Config.zip (393 Bytes)
i tried to put PState0 Freq to 4200 MHz leaving voltage option as it is, saved settings and restarted, but it is not booting. power button lights up and keyboard RGB is working, but screen doesn’t show anything. everything resembles this case ([TOOL] Lenovo (H20) Bios Unlocker and Locker - #42 by AARCH64_EL3).
so i followed the steps from the forum, named USB JUCrisis and bios JUCrisis.bin (taking first 2 letters of BIOS JUCN59WW and adding Crisis), but after holding fn + R for a while it doesn’t beep or give other kind of signals. maybe bios and USB name should be different, as you mentioned it depents on model.
(The file name is saved in the raw section of PCDDxe)
i don’t know where to look for this(
my model is Lenovo Legion 5 pro 2022, 16ARH7H.
bios JUCN59WW.
can you pls help me? @AARCH64_EL3
ooh finally, i managed to find correct filename for bios reset. it turns out to be the same scheme as for legion 7, first 4 symbols of the bios name. beep sound came on and it restarted just as normal after 10 mins.
thank you anyways, without knowing about emergency bios reset i couldn’t fix it.
it may sound crazy, but i still want to set voltage lower for better temps. will entering advanced CBS and PBS settings allow me to control voltage?
Hey, I’ve tried the intresting tooling SREP and found myself flashed about the possibilities (awesome idea: mod it in ram to prevent flash protection) . I am pretty new in modding bios (have some background long years ago with software mods=IDA) => whats the current prefered tooling for gathering the required jump points for patches? @Sweet_Kitten => just saw your graph with the process analysis (IDA still accurate?): would make thing that much easier beside of tracing mass of lines of ASM.
For studies I am trying to mod my HP x360 16’ to unlocked…
Hi! Is this topic still alive? I’m also trying to unlock different bios of Clevo laptops, and SREP helps a lot in this. But I use third-party solutions, I can’t do it myself because there is no explanation anywhere how to do it. Maybe there is an instruction, an algorithm of actions how to do it? I will be grateful for the information!