(01-02-2014, 04:30 AM)Nomad Wrote: [ -> ]Hi,
I need to get the Whitelist removed from my BIOS 2.52. to install a Intel AC 7260 Wireless Card. I used Universal BIOS Backup Toolkit V2.0 to backup my BIOS.
Best regards
WL removed: ThinkPad_E130_H4ET92WW_NWL_Nomad
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Hi sovem. Can you make same for me with slic 2.1? Or give info how you do this exactly.
Thanks.
Thank you very much sovem,
I couldn't test the new WLAN-Card yet (will be delivered on monday), but I was able to flash the modified BIOS without any problems.
Thanks again.
(01-03-2014, 06:15 PM)art65536 Wrote: [ -> ]Hi sovem. Can you make same for me with slic 2.1? Or give info how you do this exactly.
Thanks.
Slic: LENOVO 2.1
WL removed.
Bios mod: ThinkPad_E130_H4ET92WW_SLIC_NWL_art65536
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(01-06-2014, 08:18 AM)sovem Wrote: [ -> ] (01-03-2014, 06:15 PM)art65536 Wrote: [ -> ]Hi sovem. Can you make same for me with slic 2.1? Or give info how you do this exactly.
Thanks.
Slic: LENOVO 2.1
WL removed.
Bios mod: ThinkPad_E130_H4ET92WW_SLIC_NWL_art65536
http://rghost.net/51441611
Look README to update. Please post results.
Thanks very much, this work well, and flashed well too. So easy.
Hello,
I've just installed that new wireless card and its working pretty well. Thank you very much again sovem.
I've got one problem... the bluetooth doesn't works on my Intel AC 7260 Wireless card.
Hi,
I'd like to remove the white list on my Lenovo E130 Thinkpad. The closed Linux drivers for the Broadcom chip are awful, often crashing out. So I'd like to take it out and stamp on it. I've got a Intel 6250 WiMax I would like to fit, but I get the 1802 problem when I try and boot with it in instead.
Sooo removing the white list. I've been looking at:
/wiki/Problem_with_unauthorized_MiniPCI_network_card#Modifying_the_BIOS
Does this nvram code technique work on a Lenovo Edge?
I read something that you need to remove the original card, boot, do the nvram hack, shutdown, and fit the new card. If you reset the BIOS settings, you have to do it again.
Am I right in thinking I have nothing to lose in trying because if the nvram hack doesn't work, I can aways nuke the BIOS settings. The BIOS should still boot to do this, and even if it doesn't, I can flip out the battery.
Is this all right and completely wrong and I'll brick my new laptop by trying?? ;-)
jabjoe
Hello Sovem,
I also need the WL removed to chance the wifi card in my thinkpad edge E130.
Thank you!
Best regards
pepo
(01-16-2014, 05:55 PM)pepo83 Wrote: [ -> ]Hello Sovem,
I also need the WL removed to chance the wifi card in my thinkpad edge E130.
Thank you!
Best regards
pepo
WL removed: ThinkPad_E130_H4ET92WW_NWL_pepo83
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Works perfect! Thank you very much!
