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This is a list of bioses modded with SLP 2.1 SLIC. The list is just getting started and is far from complete– this is only the first 200 mods chronologically and there is another 500+ mods posted in the request threads already. They will be added later. So be sure to search the request threads for your bios as well. I have seen reports where BIOS updates have changed the SLIC table. Certainly some of the 'Invalid' responses are from software problems, rather than firmware. Successful reinstalls, and the actual SLIC tables involved, so I can't.
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I can't tell you why but now I'm able to boot Windows 7 via both BootCamp on my Mac and in VBox without having to reauthenticate. What did NOT work: Pedro's method in the Howtos and Tutorials section () '[Network] Enable one adapter and set its MAC address to that of your real network card.'
Well this won't work if you run VBox in bridged network mode, which I need. So I made sure they are NOT the same. 'sudo dd if=/dev/sda of=myMBR.mbr bs=512 count=1' I could not get this to work.
Instead I used the tips from this site: What threw me was that when I switched from BootCamp to VBox I got the 'Must Authenticate' message so I assumed I had failed, and I had to reenter the product key. Then I got the 'Must Authenticate By Phone' message so I thought I was really lost. But once I reauthenticated by phone it stayed authenticated between boots. I have no idea how Windows authentication works, so I can't explain it, but now I'm happy. Posts: 4 Joined: 23.
Aug 2013, 04:32. Working Windows 7, SLIC 2.1 self activation Here's a way to get SLIC 2.1 activation to work for a Windows 7 guest in a Linux host. In my case, I'm using Ubuntu 12.04 and a current version of VirtBox [4.3.10, currently - I *think* it will work with any 4.2+ version - but not certain- if in doubt use 4.3+.] Create your Win7 VM using the OEM media. I'm using a DELL OEM install disk and my host box has an Dell OEM COA. [The method I describe works with a DELL bin file, because I'm using Dell media - thus the SLIC table matches the Certificate on the install media. If you're able to find different SLIC tables to match different install media, this should work too.] I've had a difficult time grabbing the SLIC table - in one box I tried this with, there was no SLIC table. [Perhaps on others there is.
But there wasn't in this case, and I didn't want to burn 20 hours trying to figure out how to do so.] So, it's easiest for me to find a SLIC table I can grab elsewhere, instead of trying to generate my own. So, I did some google searches with the terms 'virtualbox slic 2.1' [Since I'm not sure what I can or can not post, I'll let you find your way a bit.] There's a post on 'my digital life' that talks about a W7 guest on a W7 host - but clearly this isn't what I'm trying to do.
[And I think wouldn't be technically 'legal' using a single COA/Windows License. But using a Linux host with a (single) W7 guest with a valid COA should be.] Anyway, in that thread, there's a linked zip file with the SLIC table included. It's called Table_Dell_SLIC.BIN or something similar. You can dump all the other files - you won't need them.
Use the BIN file - and move it to your Linux host box. [I generally put it in the same directory as the W7 VM files.] Once you have it there, you'll need to do the following. VBoxManage setextradata 'SomeVirtualBoxVM-Name' 'VBoxInternal/Devices/acpi/0/Config/CustomTable' '/some/path/which/has/your/bin/file/DELL_SLIC.BIN' Where A) you'll replace 'SomeVirtualBoxVM-Name' with the name of the W7 VM you created above.
And B) [/some/path/which/has/your/bin/file/DELL_SLIC.BIN] will be replaced with the path and file name of the 'bin' file you'll be using. [Obviously you'll want to make sure the case is correct for the path+file-name for the 'bin' file.] Now boot the W7 VM.
You should find it's activated now. If it's not, check, again, that the media you used matches the SLIC table you used. If you use an SLIC table from HP, but your install media is from Dell, that's going to bomb. I'm sure there are a million other reasons it could fail too, and I'm not going to spend a bunch of time trying to 'grok' it for you. I know the above method works because I've personally tried it and have verified it works. Since there seems to be a real dearth of information regarding this, I thought I'd post so I can help someone else replicate this in the W7 guest where they have a valid COA, and don't need to shell out more bucks for a license, since they can use the COA license as their guest.