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GIGABYTE EAGLE 6700xt cannot be used normally after upgrading with the official BIOS

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gaoang520

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GIGABYTE Falcon 6700xt cannot be used normally after upgrading with the official BIOS upgrade tool of the corresponding model of GIGABYTE, and the backup BIOS cannot be flashed back with AMDvbflash. The error message is Failed to read ROM ERROR: 0FL01 Please help me. Thank you very much.
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You put the incorrect bios on the card is why.

Open the folder where you extracted the tools to and open the readme.txt file and the guide.pdf file- read them both and understand them.

You are using the wrong syntax for the version of amd flash.

Open the command prompt with administrator privileges.

amdvbflash -i to see if the card is even detected.
gaoang520 said:
GIGABYTE Falcon 6700xt cannot be used normally after upgrading with the official BIOS upgrade tool of the corresponding model of GIGABYTE, and the backup BIOS cannot be flashed back with AMDvbflash. The error message is Failed to read ROM ERROR: 0FL01 Please help me. Thank you very much.
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eidairaman1 said:
You put the incorrect bios on the card is why.
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The correct BIOS, I just upgraded the BIOS version from F1 to F2, which is the same brand and the same model of BIOS, and did not flash other versions of the BIOS. But the graphics card was broken after the upgrade. I had two identical graphics cards, and the other one was in normal use without any problems after the upgrade, but this one was broken.
 
Tigger said:
Why do people feel the need to flash them if they work fine. There should be a noob lock on GPU's
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Ha ha , agree.
Usually when a thing is working fine, why someone should alter it ?
 
eidairaman1 said:
You put the incorrect bios on the card is why.

Open the folder where you extracted the tools to and open the readme.txt file and the guide.pdf file- read them both and understand them.

You are using the wrong syntax for the version of amd flash.

Open the command prompt with administrator privileges.

amdvbflash -i to see if the card is even detected.
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impero said:
Ha ha , agree.
Usually when a thing is working fine, why someone should alter it ?
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They never learn, it's a XT card, nothing to gain.

The only time a gpu should be flashed is to fix bugs or a mining card.
 
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eidairaman1 said:
They never learn, its a XT card, nothing to gain
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I'm very sorry to trouble you, I hope my graphics card can get better, and I don't want to toss it again in the future.

eidairaman1 said:
You put the incorrect bios on the card is why.

Open the folder where you extracted the tools to and open the readme.txt file and the guide.pdf file- read them both and understand them.

You are using the wrong syntax for the version of amd flash.

Open the command prompt with administrator privileges.

amdvbflash -i to see if the card is even detected.
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Graphics card can be detected
 
gaoang520 said:
I entered CMD with administrator authority and still can’t flash

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gaoang520 said:
I'm very sorry to trouble you, I hope my graphics card can get better, and I don't want to toss it again in the future.


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Graphics card can be detected
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Im glad it's detected. Now use this syntax instead, thanks @impero

amdvbflash.exe -fa -fp -p BIOS.rom

(Replace bios.rom with name of file you are trying to flash.)
 
I am glad i can help.
I tested a lot of versions and i use help command at each one of them to know how to use them.
This is how i learned the syntax.
:)

eidairaman1 said:
Im glad it's detected. Now use this syntax instead, thanks @impero

amdvbflash.exe -fa -fp -p BIOS.rom

(Replace bios.rom with name of file you are trying to flash.)
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:)
 
impero said:
I am glad i can help.
I tested a lot of versions and i use help command at each one of them to know how to use them.
This is how i learned the syntax.
:)


:)
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Whoever wrote The Flash programs had recently changed the syntax

Which makes me think that they force flash now automatically
 
gaoang520 said:
Forced flashing still does not work for it.View attachment 219257
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Hello.

I would like to ask you something regarding the syntax you used for flashing the BIOS.
I noticed you used the name "bios.rom" as we told you in our example.
But in reality did you changed the name of your file you want to write in to "bios" ?
Else you have to use the exact name of the file you want to write ....like XT5700.rom (this is an example)
 
impero said:
Hello.

I would like to ask you something regarding the syntax you used for flashing the BIOS.
I noticed you used the name "bios.rom" as we told you in our example.
But in reality did you changed the name of your file you want to write in to "bios" ?
Else you have to use the exact name of the file you want to write ....like XT5700.rom (this is an example)
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The bios chip is locked out from the tom foolery
 
impero said:
Hello.

I would like to ask you something regarding the syntax you used for flashing the BIOS.
I noticed you used the name "bios.rom" as we told you in our example.
But in reality did you changed the name of your file you want to write in to "bios" ?
Else you have to use the exact name of the file you want to write ....like XT5700.rom (this is an example)
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The name of my bios file is bios.rom. There is nothing wrong with it. It should be that the bios chip is broken.
 
IF you renamed previously the BIOS file to "bios.rom" then you used the right syntax.
Then yes , i suspect a hardware level failure.
 
Time to get a SPI flasher

gaoang520 said:
The name of my bios file is bios.rom. There is nothing wrong with it. It should be that the bios chip is broken.
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impero said:
IF you renamed previously the BIOS file to "bios.rom" then you used the right syntax.
Then yes , i suspect a hardware level failure.
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