Acer Veriton L410 R01-B0 With Unlocked Overclocking Options

[1234s282]

Acer Veriton L410 R01-B0 Bios

All Features Unlocked Including Overclocking Features!!

Features Unlocked Include:

Virtualization
DRAM Configuration (Memory Overclocking)
HT Link Control (Hypertransport Options)
PCI-E Configuration
IGX Configuration

Frequency/Voltage Control - CPU/HT Reference Clock (FSB) , Spread Spectrum , PCI-E Graphics Clock

Enjoy!

http://files.getdropbox.com/u/747181/Ace...34s282.zip

[JPD]

Acer Veriton L410 R01-B0 Bios

Virtualization

Hi, I was looking to enable VT on my Veriton L410 with 4850e CPU, and came across your modded BIOS. I took the chance, and was happy to find out my L410 didn't become bricked. It starts up without a problem, I can enable Virtualization in the BIOS, but my Fedora installation keeps complaining that kvm support is not enabled in the BIOS. Is their any chance that there exists a solution for this?
I know for a fact that the 4850e CPU does support virtualization.

[1234s282]

Im not sure as i dont use Linux sorry! Can you do a test install of windows and see if virtualization works? If so it could be a software-related issue

Admin

[JPD]

Im not sure as i dont use Linux sorry! Can you do a test install of windows and see if virtualization works? If so it could be a software-related issue

It doesn't work in Windows either.

I'm definitely certain that the BIOS disables the VM capability, by setting the SVM_DISABLE bit (0x10) in the MSR_VM_CR register.

The stock R01-B0 BIOS does this, and so does your modded R01-B0 BIOS despite the fact that respective entry in the BIOS setup is set to enabled.

Note that both cores of this CPU have the required AMD-V capability:
flags: fpu vme de pse tsc msr pae mce cx8 apic sep mtrr pge mca cmov pat pse36 clflush mmx fxsr sse sse2 ht syscall nx mmxext fxsr_opt rdtscp lm 3dnowext 3dnow rep_good extd_apicid pni cx16 lahf_lm cmp_legacy svm extapic cr8_legacy 3dnowprefetch lbrvb

[TheWiz]

Didd you try using a CMOS editor to change the BIT while booted?

TheWiz

[JPD]

I haven't. But I have found a solution

In order to have virtualization enabled, I have to set Virtualization in het BIOS to "Disabled". If I set it to "Enabled" it becomes disabled

That does not make one bit of sense

[TheWiz]

To be honest I have never een heard of that before, but I'm glad that reverse psychology worked

TheWiz

[boss92]

To be honest I have never een heard of that before, but I'm glad that reverse psychology worked

TheWiz

I know this is a long shot in [censored] but i just want to know if this modded bios is mirrored somewhere of if anyone has a copy of it anywhere?