Request:Lenovo S10-3 request Bootsplash

[Dj-Elroy]

Hey ok

The Unlock for the hiddn menu´s and the FN Swap is done
THX to Sml6397(Steven)
Next things i hope Can be Done As well

1# Unlock hidden menus for my s10-3 bios ? <- DONE THX to Sml6397(Steven)

2# FN/CTRL Swap <- DONE THX to Sml6397(Steven)

3# Delet the Pci-e Whitelist´s (discontinued)

4# Edit The Bootsplash

The Bios Is down at the bottom
Model: Lenovo S10-3
Bios: phoenix bios
Bios Version: 2ACN21WW
Download Link for fn-swapped and Unhiddn Bios
http://www.bios-mods.com/forum/attachment.php?aid=6736

[Sml6397]

Hello Dj-Elroy,

I have found a hidden INTEL Menu in your BIOS. It contains a massive number of settings including video, CPU, thermal, memory, PCI, USB, SATA, etc.
I will post the unlocked BIOS sometime later today.
I am not able to remove the whitelist, so this thread will have to be moved to the whitelist removal forum after I am done unlocking this BIOS.

I don't think that the Fn/Ctrl swap is possible. From what I know, the Fn key is a modifier. It modifies the signals that other keys send to the motherboard. It cannot be controlled by software (I don't think the OS is even aware when you press down the Fn key). A hardware rewire would be required. I could be wrong, but I don't think that a BIOS/software mod is possible in this case. Any other keyboard key swap might be possible, but not if it involves the Fn key.


p.s. Thank you for including the BIOS version in your request.

~Steven

[Dj-Elroy]

Thx For your Reply :-)
can´t wait to Test The New Bios :-)

[Sml6397]

Hello Dj-Elroy,

I found 3 BIOS images in your archive, so I am going to mod all 3 of them.

Under some of the sub-menus of the Intel Menu, sub-menus that are normally present are not there. I am going to add these, so it will take a few more minutes per image.


~Steven

[Dj-Elroy]

I Have Time :-) I am grateful that someone help me
ThX

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I Found an modded bios with FN/CRTL swap
Should I get Upload the bios ?
its only one file

[Sml6397]

Hello Dj-Elroy,

I have modded and verified 2 of the 3 BIOS images. I will have the 3rd one ready and all of them uploaded momentarily.


~Steven

[Dj-Elroy]

Can I learn How to Mod a bios ?

[Sml6397]

Yes you can! I can teach you once I am finished with this BIOS mod.

Can I learn How to Mod a bios ?

[Dj-Elroy]

Yes you can! I can teach you once I am finished with this BIOS mod.

Can I learn How to Mod a bios ?

Cool Thx :-)

[Sml6397]

Hello Dj-Elroy,

The 3 modified BIOS images are at the bottom of this post.

Changelog:
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Added Menus/Options:
• Added Intel Menu
• Added "CPU Thermal Control Sub-Menu" to the "CPU Control Sub-Menu" under the Intel Menu
• Added the "Frequency Ratio" option to the Intel Menu

*The "Frequency Ratio" option controls the CPU External Clock Multiplier. Changing this can underclock/overclock your CPU. Unfortunately, it will probably have no real effect as Intel locks the multipliers of most of their retail CPU's. If this option does not appear in your BIOS (it would appear directly under the Intel Menu), then there is a removable function in the BIOS that is set to disable it.
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Now for my usual generic warnings/disclaimers...

Please remember to take proper precautions when flashing your BIOS. Even if the image is safe, the flashing process can still fail. Make sure that (if applicable) your notebook is fully charged (100%) and that the power plug is properly connected and that the chance of the power going out is as minimal as possible. Do not interupt the flashing process. If possible, it is a good idea to have a working CRISIS recovery disk when messing with your BIOS. Use the flashing instructions for your particular computer brand. DO NOT DO ANYTHING UNNECESSARY!!!

I take absolutely NO responsibility for ANY damages that may occur to you, your computer, your personal belongings, your neighbor's cat, or any other personnel as a direct or indirect result or consequence of your, or any one else's, use or misuse of any of the files that were in this archive presently or in the past. You assume full responsibility for any damages or inconveniences that may occur by choosing to flash, or otherwise use or misuse, this image or any of the other files within this archive.

Have fun!

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Further Instructions:
• You will need to rename the BIOS file that you are going to flash to "bios.wph"
• Please remember to post the results of your flash after you flash.



  BIOSFL5_SLIC.WPH.rom (Size: 1.03 MB / Downloads: 35)

  BIOSFL5C_SLIC.WPH.rom (Size: 1.03 MB / Downloads: 37)

  BIOSFL5D_SLIC.WPH.rom (Size: 1.03 MB / Downloads: 172)

~Steven

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Hello Dj-Elroy,

I have one more question.

I believe that each of the 3 BIOS files are different updates of the same BIOS version. Is my assumption correct? The images appeared to be very similar upon inspecting each of them.