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86Box BIOS Tools
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A toolkit for analyzing and extracting x86 BIOS ROM images (mostly) within the context of the 86Box project.
A toolkit for extracting and analyzing x86 BIOS ROM images (mostly) within the context of the 86Box project.
## System requirements
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3. Download the `UEFIExtract` tool from its [GitHub repository](https://github.com/LongSoft/UEFITool/releases) and place its executable on the repository's root directory. Prebuilt versions are only available for `x86_64`, but this tool is optional; UEFI extraction will not work without it.
4. Optionally run this command to install a dependency required for BIOS logo extraction:
3. Download the `UEFIExtract` tool from its [GitHub repository](https://github.com/LongSoft/UEFITool/releases) and place its executable on the repository's root directory. Prebuilt versions are only available for `x86_64`, but this tool is optional, and only required for UEFI extraction.
4. Optionally install a dependency required for BIOS logo extraction:
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pip install -r requirements.txt
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## Usage
1. Create a directory, which will be called `roms` here.
1. Create a destination directory, which will be called `roms` here.
2. Create a `1` directory within `roms`.
3. Place BIOS ROM images, archives, disk images, flasher executables and what have you inside the `1` directory. Subdirectories will also be checked.
3. Place BIOS ROM images, archives, disk images, flasher executables and what have you in the `1` directory. Subdirectories will also be checked.
4. Run the extractor, pointing it to the directory created in step 1:
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