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What's the trick to burning the third iso? It wont fit on any dvd-rw I have.

@svl7 gpu-z wouldnt dump it, ill try again tonight. Sent from my SGH-T889 using Tapatalk 4

Amazing work @svl7. Sitting with a Killer 1202 as a nic gpu-z of the ultrabay gpu if you need it.

@svl7 I use the Ultrabay gpu

New Output from y510p: flashchk.zip

@svl7 Here you go: flashChk.zip Edit: oops. Forgot to say it was from a y510p

This is not the post you're looking for. Ezh20.zip phoenixtool218.zip RwPortableX64V1.6.4.zip FPT_BAK3264_4.zip

Figured you needed an update. In-between scrambling to prep for the beginning of the semester and work, I've been to just about every corner of google to find what I should know (which is hard when searching to find if anyone else has figured it out, as most of the y510p bios WLAN whitelist searches point back to this thread.) To make a looong week short: All I have to do is dump the bios, use a hex editor to find out which module of the bios the WLAN Whitelist is in (If Lenovo and Insyde keep to tradition, it'll be in module 11D378C2-B472-412F-AD87-1BE4CD8B33A6) patch it out, then either use InsydeFlash with a modded platform.ini to flash the modded BIOS. Once that's done and works, All You'll have to do [theoretically]is dump the bios, load it into EZH20, patch out the module containing the whitelist, and flash it with InsydeFlash with a modded Platform.ini and we'll be all set until they launch a bios update. Trust me, easier than it sounds. Currently waiting on either the universal bios programmer to come in the mail to confirm the bios dumped by Davidxxw's Universal Bios Backup Toolkit is correct, or for svl7 to message me back about what he had crazybian use to dump the bios. I'm getting conflicting reports that the Universal BIOS Backup Toolkit can dump the bios, and other reports that it'll dump a dirty bios. The dump I'm getting is 4608KB. Seeing as older Lenovo BIOS are only 1-2 MB in size, having one 4.5MB is a bit concerning. However, the fact that EZH2O can read it is encouraging. Not one to sit by idly until the programmer or a message from svl7 arrives, I'm currently trying to get a clean dump by flashing the potentially dirty dump while the backup flag of InsydeFlash enabled in platform.ini. Thinking behind that is, even If I can't boot due to a dirty bios, it'll have dumped the clean bios to the Hard Drive. Just got to access the hard drive from another computer and flash the clean dump via Win+B. Currently researching a workaround for "ec file size input error". Welp. I'm done rambling. Off to nap and then back to it.

Anyone know if the 750m vbios can be flashed to the y510p as well?

I may have a solution to removing the whitelist, but until I've fully reviewed it and tested it on myself, I'd rather not give false hopes or brick anyone's devices. It looks like svl7 came up with an alternative solution to removing the whitelist that crazybian tested and successfully flashed. I pm'd svl7 seeking what the method was, but no reply yet. He is a very busy person, so I understand completely. Currently it's probably best to ask svl7 or crazybian until I've tested my theory.

Is the driver the latest from Nvidia or the one from the D:Lenovo partition? Sent from my SGH-T889 using Tapatalk 4