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@bibigon812 bibigon812 commented Dec 13, 2017

  • Changed program name
  • Changed source files
  • Added the command arguments: device name, device id (optional).
  • Updated readme
  • Added interactive patching

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It looks like you've really made this tool into something more user friendly! Is this PR intended to be merged to this repository? I would like to test it first, but unfortunately am on the wrong continent to access my own card for the next month.

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@terpstra you should test it. During this time, someone can give feedback and I'll improve it. Btw, unlocking is not reset after firmware update.

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Yeah, I'd noticed that. I wrote this tool, unlocked my card, and have not had to think about it ever again. :) Intel sells a much more expensive unlocked version of the card. I guess customers would not be too happy if a firmware update removed this functionality!

PS. Did you see this BS and FUD they tried to deter me with wrt. the card being a "fire risk" when unlocked? Shameless.

Polynomial-C and others added 2 commits January 19, 2025 13:50
* Add possibility to override compiler and CFLAGS
* Add possibility to use custom LDFLAGS for linking
* Add install target
Makefile: Make it more flexible...
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