Use
this guide for detailed instructions on how to fix your serial number problem. I have attached a copy of the Blank Board Serializer that you will need
therealjayvi wrote: Use this guide
for detailed instructions on how to fix your serial number problem. I have attached a copy of the Blank Board Serializer that you will need
I don't have very much experience with trying to edit the serial number inside of a hex dump, but I did attempt to learn to be able to help your situation. What I found out is that by opening up the bin with a hex editor there are multiple instances where the serial number could be found. What I did was search for "C02" (without quotes) because I know the majority of serial numbers all begin with it. I searched within other .bin files that I have saved and was able to actually successfully find the entire serial number contained in plain text, so obviously changing the serial number there would have done the trick. Unfortunately I did the same with the file you have provided and was unable to find it (probably because it just is not there altogether, which would explain why your MacBook is also having the same problem). I would suggest that you poke around inside of a hex editor and see if you can find the area where you'll need to insert the serial number. I know for SURE that it comes shortly after the $SVS area because all of the other files I looked into had their serials found there. If anybody else here has any insight as to the specific location inside the dump where to add the serial I am curious to know as well. I know it's not the help you're looking for but hopefully something comes from it, sorry I can't do more at this time :/ I'll keep looking into it for you though just give me a few more days, I've been crazy busy lately >.<
therealjayvi wrote: I don't have very much experience with trying to edit the serial number inside of a hex dump, but I did attempt to learn to be able to help your situation. What I found out is that by opening up the bin with a hex editor there are multiple instances where the serial number could be found. What I did was search for "C02" (without quotes) because I know the majority of serial numbers all begin with it. I searched within other .bin files that I have saved and was able to actually successfully find the entire serial number contained in plain text, so obviously changing the serial number there would have done the trick. Unfortunately I did the same with the file you have provided and was unable to find it (probably because it just is not there altogether, which would explain why your MacBook is also having the same problem). I would suggest that you poke around inside of a hex editor and see if you can find the area where you'll need to insert the serial number. I know for SURE that it comes shortly after the $SVS area because all of the other files I looked into had their serials found there. If anybody else here has any insight as to the specific location inside the dump where to add the serial I am curious to know as well. I know it's not the help you're looking for but hopefully something comes from it, sorry I can't do more at this time :/ I'll keep looking into it for you though just give me a few more days, I've been crazy busy lately >.<
therealjayvi wrote: I don't have very much experience with trying to edit the serial number inside of a hex dump, but I did attempt to learn to be able to help your situation. What I found out is that by opening up the bin with a hex editor there are multiple instances where the serial number could be found. What I did was search for "C02" (without quotes) because I know the majority of serial numbers all begin with it. I searched within other .bin files that I have saved and was able to actually successfully find the entire serial number contained in plain text, so obviously changing the serial number there would have done the trick. Unfortunately I did the same with the file you have provided and was unable to find it (probably because it just is not there altogether, which would explain why your MacBook is also having the same problem). I would suggest that you poke around inside of a hex editor and see if you can find the area where you'll need to insert the serial number. I know for SURE that it comes shortly after the $SVS area because all of the other files I looked into had their serials found there. If anybody else here has any insight as to the specific location inside the dump where to add the serial I am curious to know as well. I know it's not the help you're looking for but hopefully something comes from it, sorry I can't do more at this time :/ I'll keep looking into it for you though just give me a few more days, I've been crazy busy lately >.<
OK,Thanks for your help!!
Hello friend, follow your rom corrected with the serial number of your Mac Pro Core i7
mariob wrote: Yes correct friend, you can reset NVRAM smoothly
Hi mariob~
I have a big problem!!
After I write back to macbook,but I can't boot up macbook,the screen show nothing,and the green light of CapsLock is flashing!
It seems I write back to the chip unsuccessful,and I recive ERASE FAILED!
And I did not get a VERIFIED!
So how can I fix it?
Repeat the steps to Erase, Write, then Verify until I get a VERIFIED,is that?
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