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Old 09-24-2008, 06:51 PM
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Can anyone mod this newest VMWare bios with the ASUS SLIC?

I tried doing it myself using that PDF tutorial, but it wouldn't boot.

Here's the untouched bios:

http://depositfiles.com/files/8204874
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you can find bioses here http://forums.mydigitallife.info/sho...8&postcount=15
mabey not for latest version but it should work bios has probably not been updated in new VM-Ware
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The bios has changed, that's why I was asking. The VMWare will function with the old bios, but with reduced functionality.

The links you posted are for old versions of the VMWare, and the tutorial that tells how to mod the VMWare bios is also old and doesn't apply to this new bios.


So, the request still stands. Does anyone know how to mod this newer bios?
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The BIOS is definitely different. I did a test mod and it worked and confirmed on WS2008 Standard edition. It will work also for Vista and XP. I will polish up the mod and upload it if you want. I inserted Dell SLIC and the following SLP 1.0 strings:
"Dell System"
"Dell Inc"
"Dell Computer"
"Dell Quanta"

Instructions are pretty much the same as the tutorial. Let me know.
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That would be great. I await the upload.
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Here it is:

VMware Workstation 6.5.0 build-118166

SLP 1.0 string inserted = "Dell System", "Dell Computer", "Dell Inc", "Dell Quanta"
SLIC inserted = DELL PE_SC3

Modded BIOS only:
http://www.mediafire.com/file/5kzai4...ELL-PE_SC3.ROM
Modded BIOS integrated into vmware-vmx.exe:
http://www.mediafire.com/file/nzdnt3...ELL-PE_SC3.exe



SLP 1.0 string inserted = "IBM CORPORATION", "LENOVO"
SLIC inserted = LENOVOTP-79

Modded BIOS only:
http://www.mediafire.com/file/jumguz...ENOVOTP-79.ROM
Modded BIOS integrated into vmware-vmx.exe:
http://www.mediafire.com/file/n1ummz...ENOVOTP-79.exe



SLP 1.0 string inserted = "Gateway", "EMACHINES"
SLIC inserted = GATEWASYSTEM

Modded BIOS only:
http://www.mediafire.com/file/w2ogmn...06_Gateway.ROM
Modded BIOS integrated into vmware-vmx.exe:
http://www.mediafire.com/file/izjvk2...mx_Gateway.exe



SLP 1.0 string inserted = "ASUSTeK Pegasus", "ASUS_FLASH"
SLIC inserted = _ASUS_Notebook

Modded BIOS only:
http://www.mediafire.com/file/2twwj3qjwyw/ASUS.ROM
Modded BIOS integrated into vmware-vmx.exe:
http://www.mediafire.com/file/i4mimn...e-vmx_ASUS.exe
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@ reginakampher, is SLIC inserted = Dell (DELL PE_SC3) a new Dell slic mines is Dell FX09 will that matter ?
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Yes, it is a new Dell SLIC reportedly retrieved from a server 2008 (thanks to TheOneAndOnly) and it doesn't matter. They both use the same certificate.
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for reasons I don't know, phoenix bios editor wouldn't run on my machine.

Could you please also make another mod with Lenovo TP-79 SLIC?
(can be found here LENOVOTP-79)

Thanks in advance
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Links updated with Lenovo TP-79 mod.
http://forums.mydigitallife.info/showthread.php?p=37143
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