From here you can choose what you want to modify (by clicking and by keyboard arrows UP & DOWN).Is a simple list, not much can be said about it: Any editor which accept files as command line arguments is okĪ screenshot is worth more than thousand words.Attached to this post (and inside the zip file) you will also find readme, changelog and license of HxD.I asked permission directly to Maël Hörz (HxD creator).(update 0.03b3) By default there is a portable instance of HxD bundled in the release.Open an external Hex Editor (specified by "editor.ini") to edit tables "on the fly".You can even replace UEFI images if you want to (useful to apply UEFI patch).Handle paddings to fix size and table alignment problems.I decided to create this program to give any user a nice GUI to mods BIOS faster (with more background checks, to avoid errors). That tool was later updated by kizwan, but it still required some hex editing skills, and the human error was always a big problem. The user Lard created Table Calculator (can't find the original post, btw you can read the instruction of that tool in the first post of Hawaii BIOS Editing thread) to avoid calculating (at most) ~110 table offsets (and possibly making mistakes).
#Hex fiend load table update
Messing with table structure can be a bit problematic, adding data force us to update the declared size of that table and that will also change the declared offsets of all the other tables after the one we just have modified. If you modded something with the old 0.01 version read the WARNING paragraph.Īs some of you may know, most advanced mods to graphics card BIOS aren't just a matter of changing simple hex values, but require adding/removing bytes/data in specific tables/places.
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