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Change that with the MAC from your dumped gbe region above and save. Once you have it open it with you should see the generic MAC i.e. Just open the BIOS update, navigate to GBE region and dump it to say "gbe-lm.spi". You will need to look on the 'net for busines laptops of same family/generation as your NUC but LM Ethernet and extract GBE region from their BIOS update with "UEFI tool" or similar. You will need it to know your MAC address:
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Before you do anything, save/dump the orignal GBE and keep safe. This is preferred since the GBE region does have some other changes beside the PCI ID. The hard but proper way is to actually find a GBE region for the "LM" version of your Ethernet card and transfer your MAC to it as per above, rather than change ID.
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Now your V adaptor should load the LM driver just fine.Ģ. Technically you need to fix the checksum also but generally this is not a problem (some Linux kernels may not load the driver though but then again Linux supports both V and LM). You can check PCI ID lists to find out the corresponding LM PCI ID. Just modify B8 to B7 aka from i219V to i218LM or similar. Usually you need to add or substract "1" from the you should see 8680h (aka 8086 reversed Intel's PCI Vendor you should see the PCI Device ID to change (e.g. Now use HxD editor (or any other) to change the PCI ID from the GBE you just dumped from the "V" to the "LM" version. if a future BIOS update fails, you sell the NUC, etc. Note: Save/backup this dump and keep safe just in case you need to revert, e.g. from "Win-Raid" forum) and dump the GBE region with "Flash Programming Tool": Somewat easy way is to use the corresponding CSME/ME tools (e.g. Especially if you change/upgrade software regularly and thus can "lose" you Ethernet.ġ.
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I haven't seen a way/guide on the 'net to update/change GBE firmware - generally you mess with the drivers (disable signature and so on) to load other drivers - but to me it seems easier to just change the firmware. Naturally the PCI ID of each is different so all used different patches.
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I have 3 NUCs (gen 5, 6 and 7) and performed this mod to all of them. Therefore the built-in Ethernet is pretty "precious" You can naturally try USB adaptor (not great) or if you are lucky and have Thunderbolt there may be some PCIe/TB Ethernet adapters but not cheap. as a Hyper-V or VmWare host - you may find your "V" Ethernet adapter is not supported - Intel only provides drivers for LM on servers. Just FYI - if any of you are using Windows Server / ESX on your NUC (reason for the SLIC right? - e.g.
#INTEL FLASH PROGRAMMING TOOL FPTW64 ACTIVATION KEY#
Please make sure that the OEM Activation Key region is empty before inserting the key, or please perform /OAD command before insertion. Where OEM Activation Key Bin File Name is used to specify path/filename of the OEM activation key file with extension. JBC Don't Check AC adapter and battery K1 Program the non-critical block for Splash Screen Logo update This is what the utility "iFlashVEfi64.efi" can do from inside an EFI shell: I purchased a new 10 series NUC and was trying to see what my activation options were. Intel seems to have a new utility "iFlashV. So for anyone that gets errors on NUC regarding EFI - make sure you're using an older Windows build, did not try 8.1 / 7 but I would think it would work. Tested NUC7 (i3), NUC6 (i5) and NUC5 (i7) latest BIOSes from this month. After erase/insert the new 2.5 SLIC would be seen fine in Windows 1809/1903.
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But on Windows 1809/1903 on other NUCs the utility did not work (the SLIC was naturally not used there just added it in the past to see whether it worked).īooting off Server 2016 (1607) install on these NUCs did work - so something must have changed in "recent" Windows builds with regard to EFI variable manipulation which is why the utility would fail. What I found is that on Server 2016 NUC the utility (X007) worked fine to get status/erase/insert new SLIC. No amount of changing date back, BIOS settings, and so on helped. After over 1 year since I used this utility on my NUCs (to add SLIC 2.4) I thought I would update to 2.5 and found the utilities did not work (same error as posted before) on some NUCs.