Modbin will not save my changes
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Hello Tmod,
Lemme start by apologizing for abandoning you awhile back when I had the best of intentions in helping you out with biosmods.com while Binary was missing. I got drafted into a job with my company and, well I never was able to really get going like I wanted. I do have a question probably only you or Equito will know the answer to. Why on Earth can I not get modbin6 to save the settings I give it for the kd7_dn file? If I do it at the command prompt it looks like everythings going fine, but when i go back in none of my changes are there. If I do it in dos on a floppy disc it takes like 3-4 minutes for the file to load and then if freezes when I try to save the changes. Even using your modded bin file and the version of modbin I downloaded from your site this happens. Driving me nuts. Am I really missing something obvious here? I haven't done that much modding lately, but I know how and have done enough to know what I'm doing. It's become the principle of the thing, it's killing me not knowing why this is happening. Any insight would be greatly appreciated. I have searched through the threads here and didn't see anything on this.
Thanks,
Lemme start by apologizing for abandoning you awhile back when I had the best of intentions in helping you out with biosmods.com while Binary was missing. I got drafted into a job with my company and, well I never was able to really get going like I wanted. I do have a question probably only you or Equito will know the answer to. Why on Earth can I not get modbin6 to save the settings I give it for the kd7_dn file? If I do it at the command prompt it looks like everythings going fine, but when i go back in none of my changes are there. If I do it in dos on a floppy disc it takes like 3-4 minutes for the file to load and then if freezes when I try to save the changes. Even using your modded bin file and the version of modbin I downloaded from your site this happens. Driving me nuts. Am I really missing something obvious here? I haven't done that much modding lately, but I know how and have done enough to know what I'm doing. It's become the principle of the thing, it's killing me not knowing why this is happening. Any insight would be greatly appreciated. I have searched through the threads here and didn't see anything on this.
Thanks,
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Anyway to answer your question have you tried saving it as a different file name? I tried changing a couple things and then saved the original file name and damn if it didn't save the changes. I then tried saving as a different name and it worked fine.
Let me know if it works for you.
Tmod
I just felt kinda bad because I told you I would help. I will try saving the bin with a different name.
Thanks,
Thanks,
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Could thid be a NTFS related problem?
The batch files on the sticky are not longer available (dead link)
Thanks, pepe
Ok no excuses here, I screwed up and updated the file on my site but not the link here. All is fixed now.
And yes that is a NTFS issue.
Tmod
Unfortunately it didn't help. I copied the bin to the floppy, booted it, made changes, F2 saving, reboot, and --- changes were not saved
It's an Asus A7N8X Deluxe Bios I'm trying to mod, any ideas?
THX
Please post a link to the bios you are trying to mod and exactly what you want modded.
Tmod
ftp://ftp.asuscom.de/pub/ASUSCOM/BIOS/Socket_A/NVIDIA_Chipset/nForce2-S_ST/A7N8X-E_Deluxe/1011e.zip
I just found a bios some guy already modded, but I still would like to know what I'm doing wrong... I'm dazzled!
Hmmm seems to be working fine here.
List the exact steps you are taking to mod it. Since you have NTFS you will have to expalin the steps using my batch file tool.
Tmod
I guess the only way to mod this, is under real dos and fat(32) with enough disk space to save changes to new file.
Is it that way you use modbin?
Also tried a win32 program like the award editor, but everything is scrambled:
http://www.darkpepe.de/award%20editor.jpg
Ahh now we are getting somewhere, My batch file utilty runs on a dynamic hard drive. It uses your system memory as a hard drive. Anyway after the floppy is done loading just remove it as all the files are on the Ramdrive.
Then insert a new floppy and save the file to it.
Check out my tutorial here on version 3.6 of the utility.
Tmod
Thank you very much for the help! Works fine so far!
Is it a ntfs or a winxp issue? Makes no sense to me why this tool would just work under real dos :noidea:
It is mainly a issue with NTFS but some have had troubles using Modbin with XP on a FAT partition. I have used Modbin succesfully on 98, 2000, XP all on a FAT32 partition.
Well I am glad to hear it works ok for you.
Tmod