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    Default Re: How to Enable Intel VT and AHCI on a Napa/Santa Rosa platform Phoenix BIOS Vaio laptop

    Quote Originally Posted by Gompf View Post
    Hi Guys,


    I have used this information to enable VT on my Sony SZ38GP using the method and registered described here (354) quite awile ago.

    I have an application which would take good advantage of Hyperthreading, however i don't have an option to enable this either. I read here that user bogart has found the token to enable HT as well for this BIOS. I hope somebody can share the information for this token as well !

    Thanks

    Chris
    ??? Hyperthreading need an processor that supports that.
    As far as I am aware the processors in the SZ don't.

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    Default Re: How to Enable Intel VT and AHCI on a Napa/Santa Rosa platform Phoenix BIOS Vaio laptop

    Quote Originally Posted by DetlevCM View Post
    ??? Hyperthreading need an processor that supports that.
    As far as I am aware the processors in the SZ don't.
    Hi ,

    Mine has a T7200.

    If I check the Intel Site, I get:

    Status Launched
    Processor Number T7200
    # of Cores 2
    # of Threads 2
    Clock Speed 2 GHz
    L2 Cache 4 MB
    Bus/Core Ratio 12.0
    FSB Speed 667 MHz
    FSB Parity No
    Instruction Set 64-bit
    Embedded No
    Supplemental SKU No
    Lithography 65 nm
    Max TDP 34 W
    VID Voltage Range 1.0375V-1.300V
    1ku Bulk Budgetary Price 286.00

    So I wonder if 2 Threads are per Core or per IC. Hmm, maybe it should be 4 if per IC. Maybe I misunderstood this ?

    EDIT: Ok, pls forget my question, I found the answer : Intel® Hyper-Threading Technology : No

    Chris

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    Default Re: How to Enable Intel VT and AHCI on a Napa/Santa Rosa platform Phoenix BIOS Vaio laptop

    I could enable VT in my VGN-CR220E (BIOS R1121Q0) editing line 05BB.

    Thanks for the instructions.

    By the way, it wasn't necessary to reboot between creating "Default.txt" and editing it to "Modified.txt".

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    Default Re: How to Enable Intel VT and AHCI on a Napa/Santa Rosa platform Phoenix BIOS Vaio laptop

    Quote Originally Posted by ADMRAD View Post
    I could enable VT in my VGN-CR220E (BIOS R1121Q0) editing line 05BB.

    Thanks for the instructions.

    By the way, it wasn't necessary to reboot between creating "Default.txt" and editing it to "Modified.txt".
    Added to the master list.

    Gary

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    Default Re: How to Enable Intel VT and AHCI on a Napa/Santa Rosa platform Phoenix BIOS Vaio laptop

    Hi all,

    trying since days to enable my hardware virtualization on my Sony Vaio VGN-N21E (yes, it is very old ) becouse I need to work with VMWARE workstation 7 and some features are disabled since VT is turned on.

    I'm a tech operator, so i'm a little bored of limitation like this, please, help me
    to understand how to enable it with symcmos. My bios is R0070J4 (12/06/2006)
    and REALLY can't find any support on Sony Vaio website or any way to update my bios (Phoenix one).

    Already tryed to enable :

    - reg 0195
    - reg 0318

    with no success (securable test).

    How can I find my correct reg. point without brick my office laptop (really don't want to disassemble it) ?? There is any matematical method ??

    Bios infos:

    ( SYMBOLIC CMOS EDITOR - Version 643710-032 )
    ( BIOS Version: NAPA0001.86C.0056.D.0612061953 )

    dumped bios file from symcmos attached below:

    BIOS.TXT

    CPU-Z DUMP

    txt file
    cpuid-report.txt

    htm report file
    cpuid-report.zip

    Please help me, really need it to continue working with this, not-so-cheap, laptop ...

    thanks for support
    Last edited by lovelord; 9th April 2010 at 01:13 PM.

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    Default Re: How to Enable Intel VT and AHCI on a Napa/Santa Rosa platform Phoenix BIOS Vaio laptop

    Quote Originally Posted by lovelord View Post
    How can I find my correct reg. point without brick my office laptop (really don't want to disassemble it) ?? There is any matematical method ??
    Pretty much everything we know is contained in this thread. If your machine is not shown in the master list, you'll need to refer to the initial instructions on how to try to find the register. But there is no guarantee that you won't brick the machine in the process. Or at the very least need to open it up and do a hard reset. That is just a fact of life in this.

    Gary

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    Default Re: How to Enable Intel VT and AHCI on a Napa/Santa Rosa platform Phoenix BIOS Vaio laptop

    @lovelord,

    VGN-N21E come with Intel® Core™ Duo Processor T2250 which don't have VT capability.

    Regardless VT is locked or not by BIOS, if the CPU support VT, Securable will report VT = YES.

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    Default Re: How to Enable Intel VT and AHCI on a Napa/Santa Rosa platform Phoenix BIOS Vaio laptop

    Quote Originally Posted by kizwan View Post
    @lovelord,

    VGN-N21E come with Intel® Core™ Duo Processor T2250 which don't have VT capability.

    Regardless VT is locked or not by BIOS, if the CPU support VT, Securable will report VT = YES.

    kizwan

    If it is not available, why securable report "Locked Off" ?


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    Default Re: How to Enable Intel VT and AHCI on a Napa/Santa Rosa platform Phoenix BIOS Vaio laptop

    Here is my final modified BIOS file, so who wanna give a try??
    As usual no responsible for any failed flash!

    ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
    Sony VAIO VGN-FZ31Z
    (Board Model SANTA ROSA, based on BIOS R2110J7)

    - added Intel VT-x menu
    - added SATA AHCI menu
    - added Keyboard stuff menu
    - added onBoard LAN menu
    - updated SLIC v2.1
    - fixed a lot wrong BIOS information
    - changed a lot descriptions/dialogs and some help information
    - changed/increased Bios version to R2110JJ


    here you can find some small HowTo's
    - http://forum.notebookreview.com/show...22#post6119422
    - http://forum.notebookreview.com/show...96#post6124996

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    Default Re: How to Enable Intel VT and AHCI on a Napa/Santa Rosa platform Phoenix BIOS Vaio laptop

    Quote Originally Posted by kizwan View Post
    @lovelord,

    VGN-N21E come with Intel® Core™ Duo Processor T2250 which don't have VT capability.

    Regardless VT is locked or not by BIOS, if the CPU support VT, Securable will report VT = YES.

    kizwan
    Quote Originally Posted by lovelord View Post
    If it is not available, why securable report "Locked Off" ?

    I think kizwan is mistaken - it says locked off because that's the BIOS setting on the Vaio - it would say it is not supported if it weren't.

 

 

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