Dear Cacla, No it didnt worked. I'm surprised by the fact that when i copied the original file and saved it in my laptop-again write it with another 1.8v chip-it goes dead. I'm using RT809F programmer with 1.8v adapter to do this. So surprised why not working. I doubt perhaps all the dumps are ok-still puzzled why not working.
I tested my programmer and 1.8v adapter by reading and writing Lenovo nm-a311 eeprom chip(also 1.8v)- It worked like a charm. So neither my programmer nor my 1.8v adapter is faulty.
Can anybody advice why even a original bios when copied and flashed on another chip-not working??
PS: All the chips i used are ok-tested them on NM-A311 mb.
I'm Using EZP2010, Only chip Winbond 1.8V that have been passed verifying when flashing bios. Others chips give me error and problems else.
Thanks for all the responses. Will try andrevert back with the dumps of cacla and ala borbe. I tried merging asus official ver 205/204/202 with my dump but all didnt worked. Then i asked for help.
I have used 1.8v chip of winbond/gigadevice-both didnt worked on asus. Altogether 4 bios chips tried and all 4 worked on nm-a311 mb. So once again i confirm that neither my programmer nor my chips are bad.
I too seriously doubt that there is some kind of protection in the original chip which perhaps cant be read fully resulting in non working bios. If it is so-then i have come across such a thing first time in my carrier and is acause of concern for all of us.
In the mean time i request ala borbe to do tinkering with nvram or whatever you deems fit to make my dump working.
Fortunately, i didnt erase the orignal bios chip-else could have benn in trouble.
try this below..
btw..have you try asus pwd recovery by date?
Didnt worked. I'm wondering why original bios copied and flashed on another chip didnt work. As told earlier i made a copy of the password protected bios and flashed it on a new eeprom(both 1.8v chips)-still it goes dead. Does that means when i'm copying its missing some bytes or blocks?? Some kind of protection is at play??
I think that it is because of different eeprom chips. On my mainboard is 25Q64FWSIQ, if you install 25Q64FWSIG, you would set Quad mode in eeprom cohfig before programming
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