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6 years 4 months ago #8942 by dalfkia
Apple EFI Bypass Help was created by dalfkia
Hi I wanted to double check the chip that I have located. As I am unsure if it is actually the efi chip.
The specification of the laptop is:
Apple Macbook Pro A1398 (2015 model I believe)
The chip that I have located has the following data written on it (just in case it is not visible in the image):
Winbond
25Q64FV10
1545
6526
9H700
I have attempted to attach a SOIC clip to it with no luck of it actually staying on the chips connections. (I have the same SOIC clip that is shown in a previous post from amazon).
If this is in-fact the correct chip, and the SOIC clip does not stay on it, I am assuming I need to get one of the easy flash adapters that connects to the port I have circled in the image. (I am not 100% sure on that)
Any help is appreciated
Thank you
The specification of the laptop is:
Apple Macbook Pro A1398 (2015 model I believe)
The chip that I have located has the following data written on it (just in case it is not visible in the image):
Winbond
25Q64FV10
1545
6526
9H700
I have attempted to attach a SOIC clip to it with no luck of it actually staying on the chips connections. (I have the same SOIC clip that is shown in a previous post from amazon).
If this is in-fact the correct chip, and the SOIC clip does not stay on it, I am assuming I need to get one of the easy flash adapters that connects to the port I have circled in the image. (I am not 100% sure on that)
Any help is appreciated
Thank you
