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06-30-2017, 09:04 PM
Dell Inspiron 7348
Alright so the entire reason i want to modify the bios at all is so this m.2 a+e key to pcie x16 graphics card adapter works with my dell inspiron 13 7000 laptop.
So from what i've read so far i assume that its got a whitelist for devices that can be used in its m.2 e keyed slot.
Right now there's an Intel Dual Band Wireless-AC 7265 card in that slot and m.2 has the pcie protocol that it uses.
Nothing at all comes up in windows but the graphics card powers on with the laptop (must have recieved some kind of power signal), so im reasonably sure this must be the issue.
So i would very much appreciate an unlock for whitelist and advanced bios options (for pcie control).
Thank you in advance
-Motherboard Manufacturer and Model : Dell
(looks like a custom board, split into two parts joined with unknown cable :? link if your interested: : https://www.dropbox.com/s/59kluaiogfcvte...2.jpg?dl=0)
-Bios Revision : A09
-Bios Type : Insyde
-Bios SLIC : v 2.1
-Bios Link : https://downloads.dell.com/FOLDER0371618...58_A09.exe
-Rw-everything report (acpi table) : https://www.dropbox.com/s/7m92xr068xvqbk...ls.rw?dl=0
-Bios images : https://www.dropbox.com/sh/c5o4ovov8dm84...XmYta?dl=0
I also opened the bios file from dell's website in phoenix tool 256 and checked for the "decrypted" line in the log.
It wasn't in the first line or any other. So i don't think its rsa signed but its a 2014 laptop so idk.
Alright so the entire reason i want to modify the bios at all is so this m.2 a+e key to pcie x16 graphics card adapter works with my dell inspiron 13 7000 laptop.
So from what i've read so far i assume that its got a whitelist for devices that can be used in its m.2 e keyed slot.
Right now there's an Intel Dual Band Wireless-AC 7265 card in that slot and m.2 has the pcie protocol that it uses.
Nothing at all comes up in windows but the graphics card powers on with the laptop (must have recieved some kind of power signal), so im reasonably sure this must be the issue.
So i would very much appreciate an unlock for whitelist and advanced bios options (for pcie control).
Thank you in advance
-Motherboard Manufacturer and Model : Dell
(looks like a custom board, split into two parts joined with unknown cable :? link if your interested: : https://www.dropbox.com/s/59kluaiogfcvte...2.jpg?dl=0)
-Bios Revision : A09
-Bios Type : Insyde
-Bios SLIC : v 2.1
-Bios Link : https://downloads.dell.com/FOLDER0371618...58_A09.exe
-Rw-everything report (acpi table) : https://www.dropbox.com/s/7m92xr068xvqbk...ls.rw?dl=0
-Bios images : https://www.dropbox.com/sh/c5o4ovov8dm84...XmYta?dl=0
I also opened the bios file from dell's website in phoenix tool 256 and checked for the "decrypted" line in the log.
It wasn't in the first line or any other. So i don't think its rsa signed but its a 2014 laptop so idk.
07-01-2017, 05:00 AM
(06-30-2017, 09:04 PM)ngff Wrote: [ -> ]Dell Inspiron 7348Hi
Alright so the entire reason i want to modify the bios at all is so this m.2 a+e key to pcie x16 graphics card adapter works with my dell inspiron 13 7000 laptop.
So from what i've read so far i assume that its got a whitelist for devices that can be used in its m.2 e keyed slot.
Right now there's an Intel Dual Band Wireless-AC 7265 card in that slot and m.2 has the pcie protocol that it uses.
Nothing at all comes up in windows but the graphics card powers on with the laptop (must have recieved some kind of power signal), so im reasonably sure this must be the issue.
So i would very much appreciate an unlock for whitelist and advanced bios options (for pcie control).
Thank you in advance
-Motherboard Manufacturer and Model : Dell
(looks like a custom board, split into two parts joined with unknown cable :? link if your interested: : https://www.dropbox.com/s/59kluaiogfcvte...2.jpg?dl=0)
-Bios Revision : A09
-Bios Type : Insyde
-Bios SLIC : v 2.1
-Bios Link : https://downloads.dell.com/FOLDER0371618...58_A09.exe
-Rw-everything report (acpi table) : https://www.dropbox.com/s/7m92xr068xvqbk...ls.rw?dl=0
-Bios images : https://www.dropbox.com/sh/c5o4ovov8dm84...XmYta?dl=0
I also opened the bios file from dell's website in phoenix tool 256 and checked for the "decrypted" line in the log.
It wasn't in the first line or any other. So i don't think its rsa signed but its a 2014 laptop so idk.
Your bios chip is rewrite protected
Bios mod can be flashed using SPI-programmer+SOIC8 clip only
07-02-2017, 01:55 AM
(07-01-2017, 05:00 AM)Dudu2002 Wrote: [ -> ]Hi
Your bios chip is rewrite protected
Bios mod can be flashed using SPI-programmer+SOIC8 clip only
Alright i'm game i can get the parts of ebay.
But is what i'm asking for achievable with this laptop?
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