FT02(JFT02) with t9300: Execute disable bit and enhanced halt state are disable

The BIOS version is 1.18 and Windows XP SP3. I have downloaded from http://downloadcenter.intel.com/filter_results.aspx?strTypes=all&ProductID=2643&OSFullName=Windows*+XP+Professional&lang=eng&strOSs=44&submit=Go%21 Intel Processor Identification Utility 3.8. The program show me, that Execute disable bit and enhanced halt state are disable, but the processor t9300 support them.
Have someone know the reason?

 

The BIOS does not have that option enabled by default. You may try to request an unlocked BIOS with that function available to adjust or one that has it enabled by default from Compal.

 

I have written on the support of compal of the problem and have recieve bios version 1.19 , where apparently DEP is enabled. It is still not active by hardware . The software DEP is useless against buffer overflow. On the following emails i have no answer recieve.

 

So, i have activated the hardware DEP. Maybe work on IFT00/01 too. The BIOS 1.19: http://rapidshare.com/files/141698535/BIOS_Compal_JFT02_v.1.19.rar.html
After flashing and reboot, go in the BIOS->load defaults->save and exit. After reboot, Intel Processor Identification Utility 3.8 show, that Execute disable bit is enable.

 

Thanks for link. I tried contacting Compal for the 1.19 and never received a reply.

 

I have written to Chi Lung Chen: [email protected] and after 5 hour i have recieved a answer. He have me send the file, but not written, that in the BIOS i must choose "load defaults", else NX/DEP is not activ.

 

Hi back again after a... three months. Can someone please is this the BIOS119 also for JFL92?
Thanks

 

I think, FT02 and FL92 are the same, except the Display by fl92 is 15.4".

I have make a self flashing boot cd image with BIOS v.1.19, you can burn it with Nero or other burning programs.

Download here: http://rapidshare.com/files/153572464/bios.iso

Here is image file for bootable USB Stick, you can save it on the usb stick with Winimage 8.1 or maybe work's too with Ultraiso 9.3. When needed, rename bios.ima to bios.img, it's the same.

Download here: http://rapidshare.com/files/153578368/bios.ima

 

Thanks, I'll try that soon. I might do some benchmarking before and after.