- #Coderush uefitool 0.19 install#
- #Coderush uefitool 0.19 mod#
- #Coderush uefitool 0.19 archive#
- #Coderush uefitool 0.19 upgrade#
- #Coderush uefitool 0.19 full#
“The first motherboard designed to run ANY Operating System of your choice out of the box.” “509 backers pledged $189,451 to help bring this project to life.” projects/quo/projectq-run-any-os-the-unique-motherboard/commentsĪ few excerpts from the kickstart page and the Google web cache of the no-longer-available web site, some excerpts: Kickstart link with space in it, so you can see the link, else WordPress just converts it to a video: news/51835-projectq-motherboard-promises-to-boot-any-os-in-under-10-seconds.html There appears to be deeper history pre-Quo, but I’m not digging that far down, I’m just curious about the OZMTool’s features… Comments on the kickstart page may indicate some fraud, I’m not sure. OZMTool appears to be last updated around 2014. Yet Rashantha appears to have logged into the Kickstart page as of last week (“Last login Aug 13 2015”). It appears to have been active starting around 2013. I’m not sure of the current status of this project. Quo Computer was created by Rashantha De Silva. Quo Computers is (was?) a kickstarted hardware project with custom BIOS (that requires OZMTool), a Tor darknet-hosted IBV, “ Hermit Crab Labs“, that builds special BIOS to use with MacOSX and other OSes. I’m not into the firmware modding community, so didn’t know most of this. Repo which holds Ozmosis binary BIOSes from Hermit Crab Labs OZMTool is a fork of UEFITool for us with Ozmosis BIOSes.
#Coderush uefitool 0.19 full#
See the full OSMTool readme for disclaimer. –help, -h Print usage (append command to print cmd-usage!)
–dsdt2bios Injects (bigger) DSDT into AmiBoardInfo –kext2ffs Converts kext-directories to FFS –ozmcreate Patches Original BIOS with Ozmosis –ozmextract Extracts Ozmosis files (ffs) from BIOS
–ozmupdate Updates clean BIOS with files from old OZM-flavoured one It includes the following useful tools to help you in this process: It is based on UEFITool (awesome application!) by CodeRush. OZMTool was created to make the process of creating an Ozmosis patched BIOS easier. For me, some of the additional features beyond UEFITool are interesting, but so far I don’t see them as being general-purpose, they require this OEM hw/fw target, so I am not sure that I can use OZMTool.
#Coderush uefitool 0.19 mod#
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#Coderush uefitool 0.19 upgrade#
With that, I decide to upgrade my motherboard with a X10SLM+-F/X10SLL+-F or X10SRi-F/X10SRL-F/X10SRH-CF/X10SRH-CLN4F. Update: It turns out the X9SCA-F motherboard has a limit of 5Gbps bandwidth for its PCIE ports, so it’s not possible to reach my goal of home NAS, ie 10Gb or even 20Gb. Now I have an X9SCA-F motherboard with NVME support.
#Coderush uefitool 0.19 install#
Of course, I need to install Windows in VirtualBox beforehand. With a tool called UEFITool (from CodeRush), I Mod a BIOS in about 15 minutes. What I did is just following this post: and it’s quite straight forward. Looks good, right? The only problem is X9SCA-F doesn’t support NVME M.2 because it’s quite an old product from 2013, and now it’s 2020, 7 years passed.Īfter doing some research, I find it’s possible to MOD the motherboard BIOS to support NVME! Network card: Mellanox dual 10Gb ConnectX-3 SSD: 2x Samsung 970 Evo Plus NVME M.2 1TB I bought a X9SCA-F for building my home NAS, a 10Gigabit NAS. Now the only thing left is maybe a fuse, and now it comes today. Even if I flash with a corrupt BIOS file, then I can flash it back. IPMI gives me confidence that I can play with BIOS now. I can do anything, install a new operating system for the computer, change BIOS settings, or even upgrade the BIOS version remotely. With IPMI, I don’t need to physically connect my monitor to the machine anymore. One of the most important reasons I like Supermicro is IPMI/BMC. These days, I’m playing some Supermicro motherboards. If you would like to sponsor one, please let me know. Do I have to buy a UPS before that? I’m not that rich to buy UPS without considering the cost. If I did, could it break it? Besides, if the power gets shut down while flashing a new version of BIOS, I could permanently lose a motherboard. Why? I thought the stability of a motherboard is super important. I kept telling myself not to modify/re-program BIOS/UEFI for a long time.
#Coderush uefitool 0.19 archive#
With a little determination, we can archive something that we could never believe we were able to. Sometimes when we think something is too hard to begin, the only reason is that we don’t understand it.
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