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Install Wi-Fi GO! Software on your PC. The Intel® Z77 Express chipset natively supports the next-generation Serial ATA (SATA) interface, delivering up to 6Gb/s. ATA or RAID for SSD drive? (6 posts) Started 6 years ago by Veegertx; Latest reply from Veegertx; Topic Viewed 1862 times. Most SSD prefer an AHCI PC but what do you do if all you have in Bios is ATA or Raid? I have an Dell 435MT with i7-920 2.67Ghz processor and 6 GB DDR3 memory but was looking to install a SSD for better performance.
620 MT wasn't listed in Dell's support pages but I assume that just is another flavor of the 620 itself, so yeah, here you go. Download A02 or A00 of the BIOS rev listed on this page and run it from a Windows installation to install it. They should be pretty self-explanatory and have easy to follow instructions.
Once again, you need to have a Windows installation to be able to run and use these files. There exists threads and topics about how to reflash a BIOS using different operating systems such as Mac, or Linux but I don't recommend that. Those topics are for advanced users and can be dangerous to play around with. These files were designed to be run using Windows and that's the route you should go with. If you don't have Windows installed, install it first.
Ok, i have patched A04 Bios for DELL Inspiron 620S and i got AHCI option enabled. I Have installed OSX Lion on my HDD and it works fine.
Now the harder part, i'm looking for AHCI driver for windows XP. For a real dual boot system. Original A04 Bios Patched one here ---- How to patch Dell Bios to enable AHCI First of all. The H61 chipset is perfectly capable of doing AHCI. It's a Dell choice to put the H61 chipset in IDE Compatible Mode only Here's how you can enable it: - grab the latest bios.
(.exe) from dell support. - launch the.exe and do not close the flash windows app. Grab all the file from the%TEMP% randomname subfolder - Get AmiBcp tool.( AMI bios hacking tool) - Load MS-Axx.bin from within AmiBCP.
Modify the entry to make the SATA menu available (change from default to USER) Modify SATA controller menu (change from default to USER) and (from IDE to AHCI option) and ( from compatible to enhanced) - Flash. Now you have enabled AHCI and you can choose from IDE to AHCI entering in F2 bios setp. Best Regards PippoX0. Hi, to and, I got some experience to the ATA mode, I have the Dell XPS 410 old day, bougth it in 2007, I try to run OSX with it, got me first with iAtkos Lion, then took me awhile come to 10.8 Mountain lion, and finally Yosemite is up and running now, the Bios of this one, I downgrade it, and second thing I use the AppleIntelPIIXATA.kext, I am not sure It was modified or not but Yosemite see drive and boot and run vanilla. The OSX see it as ATA not the AHCI I don't know about bios mod, so I leave it is un-touch, and I think it is safer. When I make AppleLPC.kext to load by add the string to LPC device into the kext, the system see 4 drive total from port 0 to port 3 periodical. Thank you all.
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