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The version is the Gigabyte B550I AORUS PRO AX. If you mean the working logo-changed F3 BIOS is also OK, then I’ll send both (and also my logo’s 1.8MB version) to you. I haven’t started to edit the Index1-replaced F11b BIOS image.

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I can make the linked image compatible anyway, so if you do not have the old image it’s OK, I’ll get it sorted for you Image can be resized, changed etc, you just have to know how to do it in a proper way, with proper tool (ie, gimp etc) I can make the linked image compatible anyway, so if you do not have the old image it’s OK, I’ll get it sorted for you Image can be resized, changed etc, you just have to know how to do it in a proper way, with proper tool (ie, gimp - Do the edit manually, use UEFITool 25.0 (only this version), or MMTool 5.02 - And yes, there may be a spacial issue, you may need to resize the 2nd one to a smaller quality

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Image should probably be BMP usually, but I need link to your BIOS download page first before I could say for sure, since I do not find the board version you mentioned (only B550I Pro AX)

I suspect the “Gigabyte doesn’t allow me to flash a BIOS with only /index1 changed” isn’t about that, but more about a bricked BIOS it’s not allowing you to flash instead, but this is just guess Only one may need changed too, depending on your CPU and which volume of the BIOS your CPU uses, did you try to edit the 2nd one only? Link me to the BIOS you are editing, and upload your modified and confirmed OK on other BIOS (ie you have flashed BIOS with this image inserted and it didn’t brick), and I will do the edit manually and see if this is really a spacial issue.

The issue may just be the tool is not compatible with the BIOS, not sure?

And it may not even be this causing a problem, I only mentioned because you did. It’s not about BIOS space in general, but the volume that these are contained into. I can’t modify, resize, convert the logo because all issues above I listed will - Do the edit manually, use UEFITool 25.0 (only this version), or MMTool 5.02 - And yes, there may be a spacial issue, you may need to resize the 2nd one to a smaller quality That’s why I need to say the logo I am and always using isn’t my linked URL’s current version but its previous version (unavailable to be downloaded from Nintendo anymore). My image file, which succeeded on several Gigabyte MBs, is certified compatible with Changelogopro by myself. Some of them unable to be imported even they’re smaller than successfully imported images. Some of them unable to be displayed after imported. It seemed that it’s a not enough free space issue.į10 and F11b updated AMD AGESA version and added Zen3 support, which did increase the actual data volume.īut I still don’t think these updated data will make the 32MB BIOS’s free space less than custom logo’s 1.8MB*2.īTW, Gigabyte’s Face-Wizard (Changelogopro) has compatibilities on various images.Įven in JPG format, the images have various issues: I searched “Error 4001 FV size is too small” but it just gave me one link about it.

However, Gigabyte doesn’t allow me to flash a BIOS with only /index1 changed. When it doesn’t work, it reports the following error: (It’s this picture’s original form which was a 1.8MB 1920x1080 JPG, but not the link’s current form.)

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