[REQ] Toshiba L35-S2151

[wvaj]

Requesting an unlocked BIOS for Toshiba L35-S2151

http://cdgenp01.csd.toshiba.com/content/...33v310.exe

[AHMED HOSSAM]

Thanks for the request, I shall have a look and get back to you shortly.

[wvaj]

Thanks for the request, I shall have a look and get back to you shortly.

Thanks

[AHMED HOSSAM]

The hidden INTEL tab and the menus under it i not found in your bios ...... may be its old bios .
No menus found for unlocking but few options :- C states , virtualization , dts calibration , memory timings .
and the AHCI is found as well .
Let me knew if you need unlocking these few options .
and i`m sorry for my late reply but im very busy in my study and exams .
Thank you,
Ahmed

[wvaj]

Thank you very much. The laptop is about 5 years old and has seen better days, so it probably wouldn't be worth the effort. And I completely understand being busy with school and exams!

[AHMED HOSSAM]

Thank you , you are welcome here

[bcstd]

I know this thread is 7 months old, but I was wondering if you could explain how to enable AHCI for this BIOS. Any help would be greatly appreciated.

[AHMED HOSSAM]

I will modify the BIOS for unlocking the AHCI and upload it soon

[bcstd]

I will modify the BIOS for unlocking the AHCI and upload it soon

Thanks so much for your help with this. I installed a SSD and want to get the most speed from it as possible. I also had another random thought/question: This laptop only supports cpus with a 533MHz FSB, though the chipset is made to handle both 533 and 667 (and perhaps 800, though not sure). Is this a BIOS setting, or something else?

[Sml6397]

Hello bcstd,

I have actually upgraded my notebook's CPU from a 1.73GHz Intel T2250 to a 2.33GHz Intel T2700. The result was amazing! The FSB for the entire system went from 533MHz to 667MHz! This sped up the [integrated] graphics system, the chipset, the RAM, the CPU, etc. The upgrade was a total success! If you are sure that your motherboard supports the CPU and that your chipset supports the higher FSB, then try the upgrade.

Like Ahmed Hossam said a few years ago, your BIOS does lack an Intel Menu, but it is certainly NOT devoid of useful options that can be added. I will work on modding your BIOS later on.

You also seemed to have an interest in modding the BIOS yourself as well. I can help you out with learning how to mod Phoenix BIOS's.


~Steven