===== H2OSDE™ (SMBIOS Data Editor) ===== ---- ==== Features ==== * H2OSDE Editor : Edits “runtime/current DMI setting” of platform * H2OSDE File Editor : Edits “DMI data” in DMI file * H2OSDE Image Editor : Edits “DMI Default Setting” of BIOS image ==== Supported Operating Systems ==== * EFI Shell * DOS * Windows * Linux ==== User Interface Mode ==== * [[#tab-pre-sde-efi|EFI Shell]] * [[#tab-pre-sde-wingui|Windows GUI]] * [[#tab-pre-sde-win|Windows CMD]] * [[#tab-pre-sde-linux|Linux]] 1. Unzip BIOS-Tools ZIP file and copy the following to the USB stick: |--- H2OSDE-Sx64.efi 2. Insert the prepared USB Stick to a Starterkit USB port\\ 3. Boot up the system and navigate into the EFI Shell (Boot Manager > Internal EFI Shell)\\ 4. After starting the EFI Shell switch path to the USB stick by typing ''fs0:''.This depends on the amount of conected mass storage devices; with command ''ls'' you can check the content of the path.\\ \\ To start the tool in user interface mode run the following command: H2OSDE-Sx64.efi 1. Unzip BIOS-Tools ZIP file for Windows\\ 2. Run GUI.exe for a graphical user interface (only on target module). \\ \\ {{ :en:templates:uefi:uefi_tools:h2osde_gui.jpg?nolink&800 |}} 1. Unzip BIOS-Tools ZIP file for Windows\\ 2. Boot up the system and run Command Prompt as administrator\\ 3. Switch path to the InsydeH2OSDE_x86_WIN64_* folder\\ 4. Run the following command to start the H2OSDE Tool in user interface mode:\\ H2OSDE-Wx64.exe \\ \\ {{ :en:templates:uefi:uefi_tools:h2osde_cmd.jpg?nolink&800 |}} 1. Unzip BIOS-Tools ZIP file\\ 2. navigate to the H2OSDE program path and run following command: $ cd "Path_to_H2OSDE-File" $ sudo ./gui 3. Alternatively, the program can also be executed in the terminal: $ sudo ./h2osde-lx64 \\ A description of all possible functions can be found in the documentation provided with the BIOS tools.