![]() ![]() I suppose any ASRock or Asus image would do. Do you have her number, is she into robots? If not, compare the images from ASRock Z97 Extreme 6 and Asus SABERTOOTH Z97 MARK 1. Speaking of capsules, let's talk about AMI.The Intel capsule is also affected, while AMI and Toshiba ones are showing the proper values. In the capsule information, the full size and image size are equal. From the same package, take any scap images, like MP61_0116_B15_LOCKED.scap.On the other hand, doing so may prevent some images being fully recognized or properly assembled, therefore extra checks and checks for the checks are needed, adding more complexity to the model. ![]() On one hand, you want a nice and clean tool, with only the specs to worry about and some nice additions once in a while. Why would they do that and what are your plans? Honestly, I wouldn't want to be in your shoes when you receive such reports. That volume has a VTF that links to the second FIT. Each block contains 0x8000 zero padding + 0x4400 microcode + 0x4000 microcode + 0x7C00 zero padding + 0x30 FIT + 0x1FD00 zero padding + 0圆000 Volume. Check in Non-UEFI_data.pad, it is made of two identical blocks of 0x20000 bytes. At first I thought it is just not linked to VTF, but on closer inspection, it is in a strange way. There is a FIT structure, despite UEFITool empty tab. scap images, this one looks (almost) flash-ready. After that navigate to EFIPayloads and take MBP121_0167_B07_LOCKED.fd as an example. pkg inside, as on Windows I could only do it with AnyToISO. I believe you will need a Linux or OS X to unpack the. I take it that you only show the FIT when there is a VTF? They say an apple a day keeps the doctor away, but this one will cause more pain and frustration than actually help.On powerful desktops it should be in a blink of an eye. It is even faster for most images and way faster than before. On my old laptop it takes around 30-40 seconds for 80 mixed patterns on the hardest images, but after that it is a breeze for Extractor. What I can recommend is to also add an empty line after "nothing found" and replace "uefitool" with "uefifind" in the help message. I've tested the new UEFIFind and it works as expected.Now I'm going to open others, as a revenge. They were so young and beautiful, will be endlessly missed. search for VTF inside volume's non-UEFI data.add an empty line after "nothing found" and replace "uefitool" with "uefifind" in the help message. ![]()
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