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== Where can I download phcomp phnxsplit? == | |||
- http://goo.gl/4ESrc2 | |||
- google for phcomp.exe | |||
Latest revision as of 15:26, 17 October 2014
There are at least 2 different bios layouts.
The BIOS can be extracted from BIOS update or from a SPI flash.
Old bios format
e.g. T60
New bios format
e.g. x201
Extracting BIOS update (.exe)
BIOS updates can be extraced with innoextract or cabextract depending on the version of the BIOS, because Lenovo changed their creationtool for the executeable.
Extracting SPI flash backup
TODO...
Example x201 uncompress to get VGA bios
innoextract -e 6quj18us.exe cd app find |grep -i fl2 # look into all FL2 files, only one will worked for me phcomp.exe /D <foo>.FL2 phnxsplit <foo>.flh ls OPROM* romheaders OPROM00.rom
Where can I download phcomp phnxsplit?
- http://goo.gl/4ESrc2 - google for phcomp.exe