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7th April 2007, 12:39 PM #1
Found How-to: Easily Remove the DV6000T & DV9000T Wireless Card Blacklist!
I Found an Awesome How-to:
Easily Remove the DV6000T & DV9000T Wireless Card Blacklist.
So you can use any wireless card you want, not just the $$ ones from HP!
Maybe this will improve my bad reputation?
I found this and wanted to share it with everyone, before I misplaced the link, like usually.
This applies to any of the DV6000T & DV9000T series laptops and perhaps others ...
You only had to locate offset 0x1505 in your BIOS, where you will find an $F9, corresponding to an stc instruction.
Change the $F9 to $F8 (clc).
That's it. Now the whitelist check will always pass. Sweet!
Read the instructions he provides ...
Notice, the F.16 BIOS he is editing for the DV6000T is exactly the same F.16 BIOS download for the DV9000T.
Check the Softpaq, check the link to your BIOS download. They are the same.
http://forum.insanelymac.com/index.p...7&#entry339537
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7th April 2007, 01:20 PM #2Notebook Virtuoso
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Re: Found How-to: Easily Remove the DV6000T & DV9000T Wireless Card Blacklist!
Nice find!
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7th April 2007, 05:12 PM #3Notebook Enthusiast
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Re: Found How-to: Easily Remove the DV6000T & DV9000T Wireless Card Blacklist!
That might depend on whether or not anyone "bricks" their laptops! lol
The reason I say that is atleast "some" HP laptops check the bios checksum. Changing just the one bit will change your checksum. You would need to change another somewhere so that your "modified" bios still has the same checksum as the original.
This is another link to check for anyone trying to change their wireless card.
http://forums1.itrc.hp.com/service/f...83118+28353475
Its a longer thread but you can skip to the middle or 3/4 for the newer posts.
I don't have any real experience with any of this but just wanted inform as much as possible anyone attempting this.
Cheers!
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7th April 2007, 05:13 PM #4NBR Super Moderator
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Re: Found How-to: Easily Remove the DV6000T & DV9000T Wireless Card Blacklist!
I still think it's immoral to block competitors stuff from working in a laptop...
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8th April 2007, 02:05 PM #5
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10th April 2007, 11:01 AM #6Notebook Guru
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Re: Found How-to: Easily Remove the DV6000T & DV9000T Wireless Card Blacklist!
I would like to install a Intel 4965 A/G/N Wireless mini PCI-E Card in my DV9000t. Does anyone know if the method posted below works FOR SURE? Has anyone tried it?
See Post #8 and 9:
http://forum.insanelymac.com/index.p...7&#entry339537
Also, if this does work, would someone be kind enough to post an already modified F.16 Bios for the DV9000t that works and was tested. That would be awesome for us peeps that aren't familiar with Hex editing and such.
Thank YouLast edited by morrison22; 10th April 2007 at 11:07 AM.
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11th April 2007, 09:16 AM #7Notebook Guru
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Re: Found How-to: Easily Remove the DV6000T & DV9000T Wireless Card Blacklist!
This is really good critical information and should be a sticky!
Anyone have any more comments on this?
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11th April 2007, 10:58 AM #8Banned
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Re: Found How-to: Easily Remove the DV6000T & DV9000T Wireless Card Blacklist!
Great info thanks
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11th April 2007, 12:11 PM #9
Re: Found How-to: Easily Remove the DV6000T & DV9000T Wireless Card Blacklist!
If anyone wants to rewrite/reformat the procedure, feel free. Maybe it will get stickied. I'm sure I'll be looking for this information when I upgrade this baby to Wireless N. I would attempt the procedure personally, but I have no way to see if it worked without having a wireless N card. If someone wants to mail me a wireless N, I'll be glad to run a test for you in exchange for keeping the card.
The guy who wrote the procedure tested it and it worked for him.
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11th April 2007, 12:32 PM #10Notebook Guru
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Re: Found How-to: Easily Remove the DV6000T & DV9000T Wireless Card Blacklist!
One thing though... I could not find any mention of installing a third antenna for the intel 4965 wireless N card. any word of knowledge on that? Is it needed? What will the 3rd antenna do? etc...



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