![]() The their Disk Utility view of a Drive is closer to Terminal's. src.orig/uefitool/uefitool.pro 09:30:18.283314810 +0100 The default view in Disk Utility is to not show all partitions, but developers often change that default to see the EFI and Recovery partitions as well. +++ src.new/uefitool/UEFIReplace/uefireplace.pro 09:48:56.813667286 -7,6 +7,8 -= app_bundleÄiff '-color=auto' -aur src.orig/uefitool/uefitool.pro src.new/uefitool/uefitool.pro ![]() Note: Currently only supports Ubuntu Core, for desktop usage, please use fwupd snap. Provided, that no BIOS file is present within the UBU folder, the UBU tool will give you the option to navigate to the BIOS file you want to modify. uefi-fw-tools is a snap for UEFI firmware tool, currently include fwupd. bat file or do a right-click onto it and choose the option Run as Admin. src.orig/uefitool/UEFIReplace/uefireplace.pro 09:30:18.283314810 +0100 Open the UBU processing folder and execute the file named UBU.bat. +++ src.new/uefitool/UEFIPatch/uefipatch.pro 09:48:40.636851752 -7,6 +7,8 -= app_bundleÄiff '-color=auto' -aur src.orig/uefitool/UEFIReplace/uefireplace.pro src.new/uefitool/UEFIReplace/uefireplace.pro I used the old Version (UEFITool v0.28. UEFITool is OpenSource but the latest version didnt let me modify the BIOS-Image. src.orig/uefitool/UEFIPatch/uefipatch.pro 09:30:18.283314810 +0100 I used the 'NvmExpressDxe5.ffs dated (uncompressed size: 18 KB, best choice for systems without native NVMe support)' and UEFITool. I found three places where the code looks at. I then opened it using Hopper Disassembler V4. Adding '-lzstd' to the build configuration solves the undefined reference issue: diff '-color=auto' -aur src.orig/uefitool/UEFIPatch/uefipatch.pro src.new/uefitool/UEFIPatch/uefipatch.pro At the attached Apple EFI scap image, GUID 153D2197-29BD-44DC-AC59-887F70E41A6B, only 1 microcode is detected/shown instead of 4. I extracted the SEC-core module from the 27 inch firmware file provided by StephN999 using UEFITool. ![]() It turns out that either something is wrong with the currently packaged Qt5 or the upstream build configurations. I have had troubles building this package lately.
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