Title says it all. got the bios cleared. I have the original dumps. Now I can't flash a OS cause it doesn't see the drive. I looked, found little. Any help? The drive is weird. It maybe encrypted but I have the OG bios dumps.
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Thread merged with existing topic. Post your backups and serial number --> https://www.badcaps.net/forum/troubl...before-postingOriginally posted by blazie151 View PostComment
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MY bad, I thought I attached the dump. Uploading now. A1398, EMC 2512, Serial is C02HWG5EDKQ1Comment
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try..Originally posted by blazie151 View PostDue to a lack of donations, server free space at a critical level, and possible closure of Bios Requests all donations are welcome, click:
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OK, I wiped the $SVS area on that one you uploaded and flashed that, now there's no password again. It did the 4 digit pin, so PRAM reset 3x done, connect to internet and try to install the OS again, again no hard drive appears. I have no idea what to do now. lol
Edit: Tried Windows installer, same issue. Tried diskutil list, drive doesn't show up. I'm starting to think it's the drive itself, but alas, I don't have another to test with because the connector for the drive is weird, it's not a m key or b key. Could clearing the $SVS area make the hard drive no longer detectable??? Is there some password on it or something?Comment
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OK, I'm now fairly certain that hard drive is bad and that's why it won't detect it. I decided to pull it and test the caps on the hard drive, and there appears to be 2 shorts. I'll update after I replace it. I'd try repairing it, but I wouldn't want to use it even if I could fix it, so I'm not going to waste my time. I plan on grabbing a Sintech NGFF M.2 nVME SSD Adapter Card and using a regular NVME drive with Cantina.
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