Hope this is the right forum, it does involve hardware. I have a Thinkpad 600E with BIOS revision 1.05. It works pretty well with various distros, including Arch; but BIOS revision 1.05 has a nasty bug that makes ACPI not work at all (you can't even force it on). I was hoping to correct that with a BIOS update. Unfortunately, Lenovo has other plans. I was able to get disk creator program from here: but it doesn't run under WIne.

On this page we have shared the Lenovo Stock Rom (Original firmware) for all Lenovo Smartphone and Tablets. All the following Lenovo Stock Rom (zip file) contains original Lenovo USB Driver, Flash Tool and the Flash File. Crash mind over mutant psp cso 1.

Or Windows 7. Or decompress with any archive extractor I know of. Googling around indicates that I'm supposed to set up a fake floppy drive in a a Win2k VM, or something like that. I'd like to know of there are any alternatives before dragging out Win2k. Has anyone figured out a better way to extract the EXE since ThinkWiki was last updated? Failing that, can I get the actual firmware file from Lenovo, or from anyone else who is legally capable of providing it?

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I tried looking in Lenovo's 'BIOS Download Matrix,' but that doesn't seem to exist any more. Wound up using a real Win2k install with a real floppy drive.

BTW, a note for anyone else with a 600E. The BIOS update disk creator will throw an error if you run it from a directory with a space in its name. Run it from C: and it should work. Last edited by Gullible Jones (2012-09-09 01:16:42).