Request:Lenovo S10 4333-a13 SLIC 2.1 For my Unlockt Bios

[Dj-Elroy]

Hey ok
Next things i hope Can be Done

Ive try´d to create the slic2.1 my self with PhoenixTool266 but every time i press go it say´s
" BIOSCOD06.rom not reintegrated"

hope enyone can help me


1.) SLIC 2.1 Mod

2.) Delete the Pci-e Whitelist´s

3.) Are Unlocking Hidden Bios Menu´s Like Advanced ...DONE By Sml6397

4.) Fn/CTRL Swap DONE By Sml6397
 
The Bios Is down at the bottom
Model: Lenovo S10 4333-A13
Bios: phoenix bios
Bios Version: 14cna0ww
Bios File With FN swap an Menu´s Unlockt ->https://www.bios-mods.com/forum/attachment.php?aid=11781

RWEverything file ->
  RWEverything.zip (Size: 57.17 KB / Downloads: 7)

Hope Anyone Can help Me :-)

Big Thx To Sml6397

[Sml6397]

Hello again Dj-Elroy,

I will check out your BIOS mod to see what can be unlocked. Unfortunately, I am not able to perform the Fn/Ctrl swap. Are you by chance able to find another BIOS image with the key swap like last time? Also, I can move this thread to the SLIC and Whitelist forums after the mod is complete.

~Steven

[Dj-Elroy]

Ok Find An Working FN/CTRL swap Bios here it is :-)

  14CN98WW.WPH (Size: 1 MB / Downloads: 3) <-Fn/CTRL Swap :-)

[Dj-Elroy]

Hope u can do anything with the fn/ctrl swap bios Because its an older one i find ,extract the fn swap code from it or so an hack it to the new bios , ^^ Dont no :-)

[Sml6397]

Hello Dj-Elroy,

I am not currently sure how to perform the Fn/Ctrl swap, but I am looking into it and doing some research. I extracted the old and new BIOS images. Between the extracted files of the old BIOS with the Fn/Ctrl swap and the new BIOS without the swap, 25 of 67 files differ to varying degrees.

I will keep you updated as I look into this.

~Steven

[Sml6397]

Hello Dj-Elroy,

I think I might have found a solution to transfer the Fn/Ctrl swap from the old BIOS to the new BIOS, but I need to test a similar mod on my Phoenix BIOS mod testing computer to ensure its safety. I will do this on Saturday.

EDIT: The keyboard swap appears to have been done in the HOLE0.ROM module. 4 bytes differed between the old and new images' HOLE0 files. I am going to test the safety of HOLE0 mods on my computer on Saturday (It will be safe, as I am just copying another BIOS version. I just want to know how heavily that module can be safely modified.).

~Steven

[Dj-Elroy]

Cool Thx For your Work :-) So nice That You can do this things :-) Thank You

[Dj-Elroy]

Is there any progress with the Mod Bios?

[Sml6397]

Hello Dj-Elroy,

Thank you for your patience.

I have had your BIOS mod done for a few days, but I haven't yet gotten to testing out the HOLE0.ROM file mod on my test computer. I will do that tonight and upload the BIOS mod.

~Steven

[Sml6397]

Hello Dj-Elroy,

Your BIOS mod is complete! The modified BIOS archive can be found at the bottom of this page.

I tried overwriting the entire HOLE0.ROM module with 00 bytes and it *still* didn't brick the computer. The computer is fully functional. Therefor, the 2 pairs of bytes that I swapped in your BIOS image will be safe to flash.

I have unlocked the INTEL Menu and have also done what I hope will successfully swap the Fn and Ctrl keys.

Precautions/Disclaimers:

Please remember to take proper precautions when flashing your BIOS. Even if the BIOS image is safe, the flashing process can still fail. Make sure that [if applicable] your notebook is fully charged (100%), that the power adapter is properly connected, and that the chance of a power outage occurring is as minimal as possible. Do not interrupt the flashing process. If possible, it is good practice to have a working CRISIS recovery disk handy when flashing 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 or equipment as a direct or indirect result or consequence of your, or any one else's, use or misuse of any of the files that are in this archive at the present or at any time in the past or the future. 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!

Please remember to post the results of the BIOS flash!

HASH VERIFICATION (md5file.com):
MD5: 21bfce6c25c1c0539611b982429d8fe6
SHA-1: 4026f7f921687f7fee2dd03b83307101061283e0