@reboot12
The Bios is NOT write protected, take a look at this
AmiSetupWriter.efi 0xd25 0x2
NVRAM variable "Setup" read, data size 0x1270, attributes 0x7.
Current Setup[0xD25] is 0x0
NVRAM variable "Setup" written.
Updated Setup[0xD25] is 0x2
Dietmar
EDIT: I just check with RU.efi, that indeed in UEFI name Setup now at adress 0xD25 is written 02.
But still no harddisk with MBR is recogniced.
Any idea, at which place I have to look for to enable CSM?
The dump of all adresses with names via AmiSetupWriter.efi -d > all.txt
does not work.
EDIT2: I also wrote for to enable CSM
AmiSetupWriter 0xCBE 0x1
The value at 0xCBE changed from 00 => 01
but still CSM is not working.
EDIT3: May be, that a compare of the Bios, from where this 3 csm files are taken, can help to set all (in Bios unseen) variables in the Bios above, its NVRAM for CSM boot, correct.
EDIT4: After checking about the risk, low, I did the following:
I replace via UEFITool the whole Setup Guide 899407D7-99FE-43D8-9A21-79EC328CAC21
in the Bios from the 245k with the one from the board with 12900ks cpu.
Before, I make a direct copy of the 12900ks Bios, fo to keep the settings for CSM.
Q-Flash allows this crazy Bios implantat.
But after reboot, I see only the screen, where I can choose between Delete (Bios Setup) or F12 (Boot menu).
No other reaction. I also clear CMOS, does not help. Compi is frozen at this screen.
But maybe this idea is not so bad, just you have to know, which parts of this Setup Guide have to be copied and which not.
Just now I flash the original Bios f6c back to the 245k board, compi is alive;))..