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Can't use setup_var (offset out of range) #36
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Can you try |
Do I need to use the same command? And if the case, can I just reset the CMOS or load BIOS defaults to revert these changes? Just making sure before changing this out. |
The command is changed a little, but the README in |
I tried to boot this one but when I choose my device it just doesn't and boots the system instead. |
That tool needs to be used in a UEFI shell for showing results. |
What's that? I can't just put it into a Windows install efi folder like the another? |
You need to boot UEFI shell, and use the |
I'm trying to reduce the Max TOLUD of my Lenovo M72e (Ivy) BIOS so I can get 2 GB worth of PCIE address bar for my graphics card... Unfortunately, even with the identified 0x2D1 offset in my GUID file and the "1 GB" 0x3 value from there, I keep getting this error in the end of the sequence. No changes were made as I still had 256 MB of ReBar like before so... What's left to do?
Here's the file just in case, extracted with Universal-IFR-Extractor and UEFITool beforehand. The command I used is "setup_var 0x2D1 0x3" and the setup_var_3 version of it. Same results.
Section_Freeform_subtype_GUID_97E409E6-4CC1-11D9-81F6-000000000000_Setup_Setup_body IFR.txt
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