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Thinkpad P51 not supported #7
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Works for me. The update contains VBIOS data for the Do you have UEFIExtract in your PATH or the |
Thank you for the hint. I ran it in a VM via ssh.
Now I ran it in an X-Session and it is trying to open every file. |
Ran what in an X session? VBiosFinder does not require X, and you don't need to do any part of the extraction manually. |
Ah sorry, I made a mistake, now I copied the correct UEFIExtract (before I had UEFITool).
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Ah, indeed - now that's a different issue - UEFITool new_engine HEAD appears to be broken or behave differently, the last known working commit of UEFITool is I'll have to bisect UEFITool and figure out why this is happening. In the mean time you can build UEFIExtract from the tree at that commit to work around this issue. |
Thank you very much. I have my files now :)
I used UEFIDump instead of UEFIExtract from that commit, because I was not able to build it |
@brandsimon Why do you need the vbios for P51, when it is soldered to the mobo? I always thought this tool is handy only for people meddling around with MXM based cards.. |
@stzokev the connector doesn't really matter, if your vbios is loaded from the firmware you'll have no luck extracting it from the card itself |
@brandsimon @coderobe Linux is not my platform of choice, so I must be missing some simple step. Already followed instructions in README by the letter, but when I try to extract this exact bios (because I know it works, tested by you both) I get nowhere:
I can confirm UEFIExtact is added to PATH and also present in 3rdparty folder. I am using prebuild UEFIExtract binary for linux from here (https://github.com/LongSoft/UEFITool/releases/download/t20190120/UEFIExtract_NE_A54_linux_x86_64.zip) Using Ubuntu subsystem on Windows 10. Appreciate any help! |
I give up .. I re-cloned your repo, built UEFIExtract from the new_engine source and still no cigar. I even tried with the binary from Please help! |
@stzokev i have used vbiosfinder on several laptops running different operating systems and i really can't reproduce your issue. on your last output snippet it looks like innoextract is not working. anyways, there's a rewrite of vbiosfinder on my to-do list - that one will hopefully be easier to use. |
@coderobe But your dependency notifier checks and says its there. I also tried purging and installing it again, also copied it from /usr/bin to /3rparty .. nothing helped. So apparently your tool checks that it is there, but can't use it for some reason. |
Hi,
I tried to extract the VBIOS from an Thinkpad P51.
I get the following output:
I got the file from here: https://download.lenovo.com/pccbbs/mobiles/n1uuj21w.exe
I tried it on an uptodate Debian buster.
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