No clue why that Ref is missing there, but I assume you can unlock it with an Access Level change.
I wouldn’t be surprised if the page ID method didn’t work with other vendors, considering each vendor seems to handle things differently in general.
Gigabyte is the last desktop mainstream vendor that isn’t solved yet, so I’m hopeful this will be a viable solution. I just want to confirm myself that this works (specifically a video demonstration). So far, I haven’t been able to find a volunteer with a gigabyte board.
Hello again.
I know you don’t plan to add Aptio 4 support. Because AMIBCP works well and stuff. But there is a single issue, cos of which at least minimal support worth being added to the editor.
A single line in Setup SCT is all that needs to be changed for unlocking.
That’s how I imagine the editor would operate like. Unfortunatelly, I could not went further and write parser function as I don’t understand what happens from line 722 and onwards.
Will it be okay if I ask for your help?
Not sure what that GitHub collab invite is about, but the permission requirements are excessive.
This is the main issue with Aptio IV, IMO. What single line are you talking about specifically?
L722+ parses the top-level menu structure and would likely not even work with Aptio IV since the IFR is split into many form sets.
Regarding page IDs, it does not work on Z590 Aorus Elite, but does work on H110M-DS2. It seems like it doesn’t work on more recent Gigabyte boards anymore. I think I’ll add page ID + address parsing to the data.json as a compromise for now, so hex-editing is easier.
You should decline then. I wonder why github needs this all.
Provided that I can’t write parser from scratch, I thought to use this code as a base for a second ParseData function.
The thing is, I don’t understand syntax. That’s what I meant.
Ok, cool.
1. Which section.
Oh, so you’re basically going to parse the Setup.sct file directly? Like I said, L722+ is just for top-level menu parsing in the AMITSE.sct file. You can ignore that. BTW, I added the page ID parsing and also switched the dev env from CRA (since it’s EoL) to Vite and refactored quite a bunch of stuff.
I wanted to. But now no more confident if I am able to sort that out.
Yes, I noticed it the previous day. Good work.
any updates on this project?
I’d like to tinker with this but seems like files are missing in the repo and it won’t run.
Not sure what you mean, but no files are missing.
I mean it won’t run locally for testing.
my server is configured correctly to run this type of script. it runs my script just fine but not this one. what am I missing?
I see some includes that aren’t in the master; can you send me a link to those?
I have no idea what you’re trying to do, but if you want to build it yourself, download and install Node.js, clone the repo, run npm install and then npm run build or npm run dev to start a dev server.
was running it in IIS…
eslint kicking error “file-not-found” “./src/**/*.”
assume that changing the path was done already and it still kick this error.
got it working, I must say good job to you and the contributers on this; very explicit.
Hello.
Would you share what you are going to do? Just curious.
Mod my bios 
Interesting thing is happening, flashing the original will allow it to boot right up but the smallest mod will cause it to hang.
I’m trying to get to the bottom that…
You can just save the page with CTRL + S if you want a local copy of the current state that you can run in the browser without hassle.
What exactly are you trying to do? As I mentioned above, just use the regular page or save it locally if you need to run it without internet connection. You’ll likely break something if you don’t know what you’re doing trying to host it with IIS.
sorry for confusion, I’m referring to writing the rom to the bios after modifications are done in the editor. same thing happens when using BCP.
I was going though the forum and came across a few threads by LNB and didn’t find any solution for this issue. other testers have encountered this issue but I can’t find a resolution. LNB just did a tweak or two and boom, the bios accepted the updated file. there’s a step I’m missing.
Went reviewing all your posts… can you at least inform the forum/thread of what brand/mb/model/method used are we talking about here… We aren’t “wizards” here you know.
Thank you.
Panasonic cf-33, not sure who makes the mb but the bios is Aptio V with a 16mb rom.
And who told you that a modified bios file would have a chance of being flashed in a system that uses AMI Aptio V core bios UEFI based and all the securities of the firmware or OEM measures would let you do this… don’t you know that this is a “battlefield” that changes evrey day, a little ignorance here don’t you think.
The following is just an example of the “tricks” used, since Aptio IV was implemented… take your conclusions.
Use a programmer or Intel FPT method (If even possible…), since this is an Intel 10th Gen based system
Intel (Converged Security) Management Engine: Drivers, Firmware and Tools (2-15) - Special Topics / Intel Management Engine - Win-Raid Forum (level1techs.com)
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