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HP Mini 1000 BIOS Request
#11
I gathered the F16 for you calling it master... Wink
But poorly I can't load it up right now to this thread...

HERE[attachment=1583] you go...

Sometimes you just have to try to be sure it is not working...
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I am back in here as I promised! Big Grin So tell me your needs!
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#12
(12-30-2010, 03:53 PM)MrTangoWhisky Wrote: I gathered the F16 for you calling it master... Wink
But poorly I can't load it up right now to this thread...

HERE you go...

Thanks :-D
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#13
I found out the deviceID of the BCM 94322, it's PCI\VEN_14e4&DEV_4353. I tried to use MMTOOL to replace module 1B, and it said '1Bh This is non-editable module!!'

How can I mod my BIOS?

EDIT: I think I found my answer here.
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#14
Isn't it the same like this: http://myhpmini.com/forum/mini-110-bios-...tml#p30478 ???
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#15
I got it working! Thanks guys! Big Grin

I followed the post at MyHPMini, but I had to use a modded version of MMTool (found here) to let me replace module 1B.

After correctly modifying module 1B and flashing the BIOS, the HP Mini boots up correctly with the BCM 4322. Cool
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#16
Congratulation! Smile

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#17
(01-04-2011, 09:19 AM)nticompass Wrote: I got it working! Thanks guys! Big Grin

I followed the post at MyHPMini, but I had to use a modded version of MMTool (found here) to let me replace module 1B.

After correctly modifying module 1B and flashing the BIOS, the HP Mini boots up correctly with the BCM 4322. Cool


can you pls tell me how did you do it?
i went to the link you posted,

http://myhpmini.com/forum/mini-110-bios-...tml#p30478

unfortunately, the page cannot be found.
i appreciate any help

regards.
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#18
(05-17-2012, 04:25 PM)xbaha Wrote:
(01-04-2011, 09:19 AM)nticompass Wrote: I got it working! Thanks guys! Big Grin

I followed the post at MyHPMini, but I had to use a modded version of MMTool (found here) to let me replace module 1B.

After correctly modifying module 1B and flashing the BIOS, the HP Mini boots up correctly with the BCM 4322. Cool


can you pls tell me how did you do it?
i went to the link you posted,

http://myhpmini.com/forum/mini-110-bios-...tml#p30478

unfortunately, the page cannot be found.
i appreciate any help

regards.

Here's an updated link to the thread: http://myhpmini.com/forum/mini-110-bios-...t1490.html

Basically, use MMTool to extract module 1B from your BIOS. Use a hex editor to replace the old WiFi card's id with the new one. Then add the module back to the BIOS and flash.

Note that you need to transpose the id numbers.

Let's say you have VendorID:03F0 and DeviceID:1F1D, you need to transpose them to f003 and 1d1f.

So you'd use the hex editor to find "f0031d1f", and replace it with the numbers for your card.

You may need to do that for the "subsystem id" too.

It's been a while, since I did this, so I don't 100% remember.
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#19
(05-17-2012, 04:37 PM)nticompass Wrote:
(05-17-2012, 04:25 PM)xbaha Wrote:
(01-04-2011, 09:19 AM)nticompass Wrote: I got it working! Thanks guys! Big Grin

I followed the post at MyHPMini, but I had to use a modded version of MMTool (found here) to let me replace module 1B.

After correctly modifying module 1B and flashing the BIOS, the HP Mini boots up correctly with the BCM 4322. Cool


can you pls tell me how did you do it?
i went to the link you posted,

http://myhpmini.com/forum/mini-110-bios-...tml#p30478

unfortunately, the page cannot be found.
i appreciate any help

regards.

Here's an updated link to the thread: http://myhpmini.com/forum/mini-110-bios-...t1490.html

Basically, use MMTool to extract module 1B from your BIOS. Use a hex editor to replace the old WiFi card's id with the new one. Then add the module back to the BIOS and flash.

Note that you need to transpose the id numbers.

Let's say you have VendorID:03F0 and DeviceID:1F1D, you need to transpose them to f003 and 1d1f.

So you'd use the hex editor to find "f0031d1f", and replace it with the numbers for your card.

You may need to do that for the "subsystem id" too.

It's been a while, since I did this, so I don't 100% remember.

thanks alot..
i used MMtools, extracted B1 uncompressed... but i cant find the hex for my white list??? i was reading somewhere, i heard that the new bios is encrypted !! is it??? what is the work around for this issue??? am i stuck !
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#20
(05-26-2012, 02:07 PM)xbaha Wrote:
(05-17-2012, 04:37 PM)nticompass Wrote:
(05-17-2012, 04:25 PM)xbaha Wrote:
(01-04-2011, 09:19 AM)nticompass Wrote: I got it working! Thanks guys! Big Grin

I followed the post at MyHPMini, but I had to use a modded version of MMTool (found here) to let me replace module 1B.

After correctly modifying module 1B and flashing the BIOS, the HP Mini boots up correctly with the BCM 4322. Cool


can you pls tell me how did you do it?
i went to the link you posted,

http://myhpmini.com/forum/mini-110-bios-...tml#p30478

unfortunately, the page cannot be found.
i appreciate any help

regards.

Here's an updated link to the thread: http://myhpmini.com/forum/mini-110-bios-...t1490.html

Basically, use MMTool to extract module 1B from your BIOS. Use a hex editor to replace the old WiFi card's id with the new one. Then add the module back to the BIOS and flash.

Note that you need to transpose the id numbers.

Let's say you have VendorID:03F0 and DeviceID:1F1D, you need to transpose them to f003 and 1d1f.

So you'd use the hex editor to find "f0031d1f", and replace it with the numbers for your card.

You may need to do that for the "subsystem id" too.

It's been a while, since I did this, so I don't 100% remember.

thanks alot..
i used MMtools, extracted B1 uncompressed... but i cant find the hex for my white list??? i was reading somewhere, i heard that the new bios is encrypted !! is it??? what is the work around for this issue??? am i stuck !
I haven't messed with this in a while, so I'm not sure. You did transpose the IDs, right?
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