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Will test it soon !

Will it work with a Supermicro X9SRI-F ?

Done !

Hello ! I own a Supermicro X9SRI-F used for my homelab. It's running the official latest 3.3 version but I've seen some people having the 3.4 BIOS that appears to have been only given to OEM retailers by Supermicro. It's not a modded BIOS, it seems to be a custom one, unreleased by Supermicro...

I'm very interested to have this BIOS !

What kind of patches ?

Pretty sure, its X9 mobos can be BIOS modded quite easily

On my Supermicro X9SRI-F, I updated the BMC firmware from 3.19 to 3.64 and supermicro-java-ikvm deployed in a docker LXC container (Proxmox) works very fine now ! Before, with 3.19 ver., the ikvm was totally not working

Which X9 do you have ?

Worked perfectly fine for me ! Thank you very much

Hello my friend, Yes, the P330/M920q/M920x have dual chips. You actually need to desolder the other chip as stated in the link I provided. I don't think that you can bypass that...

Hi ! I exactly did what I said in my mini tutorial. I didn't use CMake ! And I didn't have issues with the flashing of the eeprom chip. I was lucky to achieve that in a one shot. If you have any issues, feel free to pm me

Mini tutorial for Lenovo M720q BIOS modding : Above 4G decoding, Resizable-Bar, etc. For those interested in modding their M720q/M920q/M920x/P330 Tiny, I managed to BIOS mod mine thanks to this guide. However, I did it a little bit differently. It will also work for the M920q/M920x/P330 Tiny ...

Hello ! I'm a proud owner of a Lenovo M720q Tiny (Type 10T8) with an i7-8700, a Maxsun RTX 3050 LP, etc. I'm interested in unlocking different things if possible in the BIOS (latest one) : - Above 4G decoding - Resizable-bar - Maybe WiFi cards whitelist if possible I saw many things about...

Hello I'm interested by your services. I'm from France and I'm a proud owner of a BIOS-modded M710q. I really want to add this M.2 SATA port !