How to get Lenovo G710 EFI InsydeH2O BIOS binary file for firmware flashing?

Question

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There is InsydeH2O EFI BIOS for Lenovo G710 from Lenovo support page as 8ecn95ww.exe file.
You need to get a binary file for flashing this BIOS to a Winbond 25Q32FVSIQ flash drive (4 MB) with a programmer.
What has already been done

1. 8ecn95ww.exe was unpacked using 7-zip, from there they took the file G710X64_6M.fd (6797 KB).
   
   list of files

   
   G710X64_6M.fd
   xerces-c_2_7.dll
   iscflash.dll
   InsydeFlash.exe
   FlsHook.exe
   BiosImageProc.dll
   FWUpdLcl.exe
   FlsHookDll.dll
   Ding.wav
   iscflashx64.sys
   iscflash.sys
   platform.ini
   
   
   
2. We tried to go through the G710X64_6M.fd file from the command line with the hewprsa.exe program from phoenixtool260
   
   Log

   hewprsa.exe -d G710X64_6M.fd -o bios_out.fd
   Processing... This might take a few seconds.
   ERROR at in_offset:0, out_offset:0
   4080:error:0407006A:rsa routines:RSA_padding_check_PKCS1_type_1:block type is no
   t 01:.\crypto\rsa\rsa_pk1.c:100:
   4080:error:04067072:rsa routines:RSA_EAY_PUBLIC_DECRYPT:padding check failed:.\c
   rypto\rsa\rsa_eay.c:699:
   decipher failed: Exec format error
   ERROR: "No such device"
   Usage: hewprsa -h | -d IN.BIN -o OUT.DEC { -s OUT.SIG } | -e IN.DEC -o OUT.BIN -
   k [0..3] -s IN.SIG | -t IN.BIN
   -e - encrypt data from infile and write it into outfile
   -d - decrypt data from infile and write it into outfile
   -k - EITHER: select key index for generating the signature
   -s - file which contains or has to be signed
   -t - test if encrypted bios would be accepted by flash program
   -h - show help and exit
   
   
   
3. We tried to go through the EzH2O 2.1.0.13 program
   When you open (Ctrl + O) the G710X64_6M.fd file, it says "Program can't find fv information in FD file".
   
4. We tried to go through the program e_bcpvpw.exe from phoenixtool260.
   
   Log

   e_bcpvpw.exe G710X64_6M.fd bios_out.fl1
   Source file format not acceptable - missing header!
   
   
5. We tried to go through the phcomp.exe program .
   
   Log

   phcomp.exe /d G710X64_6M.fd
   PHComp v1.31 (c) 2001 Phoenix Technologies
   Decompressing G710X64_6M.fd to G710X64_6M.fh...
   Out: 15984438 bytes
   
   
   The resulting file is G710X64_6M.fh (15,610 KB). It won’t fit on a flash drive, it’s not clear what to do with it.
   

Answer 1

I should have written the function like this:

def Greeting():
  ok = False
  for hi in writeHi:
    if message == name + hi:
      print(random.choice(sayHi))
      ok = True
  if not ok:
    print('Я не понимаю')

writeHi - contains several options, so you need to compare them all in turn.

Answer 2

Isn't it easier to double check? If message == 'hello' + name
....
elif message == 'hi' + name.....?

Answer 3

What platform? DUMBO2? If so, then judging by the photos of the board, you have 2 flash drives: 4 MB and 2 MB.
Have you saved your original dumps?
It seems to me that it is enough to simply divide a 6 MB file into 2 MB and 4 MB. To properly cut it, you need to compare it with the dumps of the original flash drives or with those downloaded from various resources.