如何转储/写入 MINI PCI-e 无线 EEPROM，或提取/编辑 INSYDE BIOS 映像
我想编辑我的笔记本电脑的最新 BIOS 更新，并将新卡的设备 ID 添加到无线白名单中。 BIOS是insyde，之前下载的BIOS更新只是给你提供了FD文件，你可以在EZH2O中编辑它。但是，新的 BIOS 提供了一个 .bin 文件，我不确定如何从中提取 fd 文件。蜂巢思维有什么想法吗？
如果做不到这一点，我可以尝试转储 HP 卡的 eeprom，然后向新卡写入适当的代码以允许其绕过 BIOS 检查。我知道驱动程序还会出现更多问题..但我只需要这部分的帮助。到目前为止，我还无法让 linux ethtool 为我工作。还有其他想法吗？
非常感谢
I want to edit the most recent bios update for my laptop and add the new card's device id's to the wireless whitelist. The bios is insyde, and previously downloading a bios update simply gave you the FD file which you could edit in EZH2O. However, the new bioses are giving a .bin file that I'm unsure of how to extract the fd file from. Any thoughts from the hivemind?
Failing that, I could try dumping the eeprom of the HP card, and then write an appropriate code to the new card to allow it to bypass the bios check. I know there will be further issues as far as drivers go.. but I just need help with this part. So far, I've been unable to get the linux ethtool to work for me. Any other ideas?
much thanks
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一般来说，我不会提供太多帮助，但如果您的系统使用较新的 Ibex Peak 或类似芯片组之一，则闪存可能在描述符模式下运行。快速检查是否属于这种情况的方法是查看 .bin 文件的大小。如果是 4 MB 或 8 MB，对于 BIOS 来说已经相当大了，但是对于 BIOS 来说也差不多了，这
意味着您需要一个程序来提取和重新插入 BIOS 映像（FD 文件？）。我有一组完全不受保证的两个实用程序来执行通用描述符 BIOS 映像之类的操作。
http://www.wordmark.org/uefi/Extract.exe
http://www.wordmark.org/uefi/InsertBios.exe
Extract.exe 很糟糕取出进入描述符模式 SPI 映像的二进制映像，InsertBios.exe 将替换 BIOS 映像放入 SPI 映像。同一目录中的第三个实用程序 DumpDesc.exe 打印出有关 SPI 映像的一些信息。不幸的是，我没有更多实用程序可以提供帮助。但这可能就足够了。
I'm not going to be a lot of help generally, but if your system uses one of the newer Ibex Peak or similar chipsets, the Flash is probably operating in descriptor mode. A quick check for whether this is the case is to look at the size of the .bin file. If it is 4 MB or 8 MB, that's pretty big for a BIOS, but about right for the BIOS and the
That means you need a program to extract and reinsert the BIOS image (the FD file?). I have a completely un-guaranteed set of two utilities to do stuff like that for generic descriptor BIOS images.
http://www.wordmark.org/uefi/Extract.exe
http://www.wordmark.org/uefi/InsertBios.exe
Extract.exe sucks out the binary images that go into the descriptor mode SPI image and InsertBios.exe puts a replacement BIOS image into a SPI image. A third utility in the same directory, DumpDesc.exe, prints out some information about the SPI image. Unfortunately, I don't have any more utilities to help out. But this might be enough.