bleep WITH INSYDE BIOS??

I have a need to enable wake on LAN for my HP DV7T-6c00. I also want to disable hyperthreading, as the majoiry of video game performance is diminished with it enabled. I have looked and looked for an unlocked BIOS but now I'm just PISSED. There is literally ZERO REASON for HP to lock the BIOS. Don't give me the BS, "so people don't make changes and damage their computer derp herp". That's a RIDICULOUS cop out. First off, there aren't any settings in the BIOS that would damage your computer. Possibly if there were RAM timings and CPU frequencies/multipliers as options then some damage could [albeit unlikely] be caused. Aside from that, there's literally nothing that could cause any problem that pressing the hotkey to "restore defaults" couldn't correct.
I really have no clue what bonehead came up with the idea to do this, but as an owner of 3 HP computers, with the DV7 being the only one that is locked, I'm telling you right now. I won't be buying another HP unless a resolution is produced. In the very least there must be allowed the opportunity for an end user to call in and request the BIOS be unlocked, and just ship with the BIOS locked by default (still a POINTLESS measure, however). ASUS HERE I COME.

Clock.
When asked for the password just hit enter three times.
Post that halt code.
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EFI grub initramfs-linux-fallback.img initramfs-linux.img intel-ucode.img loader vmlinuz-linux
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./EFI/grub:
grubia32.efi
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BLKID
/dev/sda1: UUID="E3BA-7D68" TYPE="vfat" PARTLABEL="EFI System" PARTUUID="d3619522-56c7-4a18-9997-3a9649809506"
/dev/sda2: PARTLABEL="BIOS boot partition" PARTUUID="40132eb6-2994-44b8-a6c4-8380fbd45a98"
/dev/sda3: UUID="a7392099-0853-4b03-a1e9-82e298eaab95" TYPE="crypto_LUKS" PARTLABEL="Linux filesystem" PARTUUID="300f4171-f1b5-4407-beee-060ae8fb8dee"
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fstab (using default mount options from fstab generator)
# /etc/fstab: static file system information
# <file system> <dir> <type> <options> <dump> <pass>
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I have done all of these steps on a BIOS machine, and a UEFI machine, both with the same results. The machine recognizes the flash drive in the bootup menu and lists it as an option to boot from, but it tells me no bootable device was found. I don't care which method I need to use to get the flash drive to bootup over UEFI, gummiboot or Grub, I'm just trying to get it to work.
Last edited by awbs (2015-05-17 18:25:19)

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Regards.
Kris

Which mainboard you have? ==> http://global.msi.com.tw/index.php?func=searchresult&keywords=K7T266+Pro
"With the Ami Bios, it's easy to change the fsb but with Award Bios, i don't know how change it ..."
?? They all are using AMI BIOS.
"I would set it to 133 mhz because the processor runs at 1050 mhz... (10,5 * 100)"
Show us which board you have 1st.

**bleep** WITH INSYDE BIOS??

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