Thought it would be a case of removing the CMOS battery. Apparently these shits don't have that. Any ideas?
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remove eeprom or whatever, insert into programmer, read, decide position of bios password with hex editor, set that position to all "00", program chip with new modified firmware, solder into place.
That sucks. I'd be surprised if there was a non-violent method.
