Hi,
I've recently bricked a laptop, a Dell Vostro 5841 (faulty BIOS update).
After searching around, I found someone who'd kindly uploaded a set of BIOS .bin dump of the correct BIOS image for this laptop model.
However, there are three files included, as named below:
- MX25L1005.BIN (128KB)
- MX25L12805D.BIN (16,384KB)
- PM25LQ020.BIN (256KB)
The chip on my motherboard is a MX25B12872F which doesn't seem to exist anywhere in reference (even on the Macronix Website).
My question is are there three potential chips that need to be flashed within laptop (via CH413A for example) in order to get it back working again? And also, would I need to modify anything with these .BIN files which are made for other chip versions, before flashing them to my chip?
Cheers
I've recently bricked a laptop, a Dell Vostro 5841 (faulty BIOS update).
After searching around, I found someone who'd kindly uploaded a set of BIOS .bin dump of the correct BIOS image for this laptop model.
However, there are three files included, as named below:
- MX25L1005.BIN (128KB)
- MX25L12805D.BIN (16,384KB)
- PM25LQ020.BIN (256KB)
The chip on my motherboard is a MX25B12872F which doesn't seem to exist anywhere in reference (even on the Macronix Website).
My question is are there three potential chips that need to be flashed within laptop (via CH413A for example) in order to get it back working again? And also, would I need to modify anything with these .BIN files which are made for other chip versions, before flashing them to my chip?
Cheers
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