Eevee
PCIleech firmware spoofed as NVME
Eevee is a cutting-edge PCIleech firmware that operates as an NVME device. When Intel VMD (Volume Management Device) is enabled, Eevee achieves complete hardware abstraction, making the system completely unaware of PCIe NVMe drives as individual devices.
⚠️ AMD Support
AMD processors are not supported yet. Intel 11th generation or newer required.
How Eevee Works
When Intel VMD is enabled, the system is completely unaware of the PCIe NVMe drives as individual devices.
This complete abstraction happens at the hardware level. The VMD essentially acts as a middleman that intercepts all communications between the system and the NVMe drives. The system only "knows" about the VMD controller and any logical volumes it presents.
VMD Controller Takes Over
The VMD controller effectively takes over the PCIe lanes that would normally connect directly to the NVMe drives.
System Perspective Changes
From the system's perspective, there are no individual PCIe NVMe devices connected.
PCIe Bus Enumeration
The PCIe bus enumeration will show the VMD controller but not the individual NVMe drives.
Device Manager Abstraction
Device managers in operating systems will not display the individual PCIe NVMe devices.
Complete Hardware Abstraction
System tools that scan the PCIe bus will not detect the individual NVMe controllers. The VMD acts as a middleman that intercepts all communications.
Requirements
Everything you need to get started with Eevee
Intel Processor
Required1x Intel 11th generation processors or newer
FPGA Board
Required1x Commercial FPGA Board (35T/75T/100T)
Bootable USB
Required1x Bootable USB to reinstall Windows
AMD Support
Not SupportedAMD is not supported yet
Important: Send motherboards + chipset to confirm Eevee is supported.
Installation Guide
Follow these step-by-step instructions based on your VMD controller status in BIOS
Check BIOS Settings
Check BIOS if you have VMD controller settings (Intel 11th gen chipset). Depending on whether it's enabled or not, instructions will be different.
If VMD is Enabled
Flash Eevee Firmware
Flash eevee_firmware.bin. Files are built on-demand and are DNA-locked. Activator is eventually needed.
Activate and Speed Test
Activate and proceed to a speed test. Basic logic: Activate and speed test only after Windows is fully booted.
⚠️ Important: Activate and speed test only after Windows is fully booted.
If VMD is Disabled
Flash Eevee Firmware
Flash eevee_firmware.bin. Files are built on-demand and are DNA-locked. Activator is eventually needed.
Cold Boot and Verify Drivers
Cold boot the system and tell the support if drivers are correctly attached for the firmware.
Enable VMD Controller
Enable VMD controller in BIOS.
Check Boot Status
Can you boot normally? Usually no, the boot device should have now become inaccessible. If you can boot normally, skip the next step.
Reinstall Windows with VMD Drivers
Proceed to a fully reinstalling of Windows system with bootable USB. VMD are very specific and will need a custom driver from Intel. You can usually download it on your motherboard manufacturer website.
Example:
Example: B760 GAMING PLUS WIFI - https://fr.msi.com/Motherboard/B760-GAMING-PLUS-WIFI/support#driver
⚠️ It's needed if during the installation process, your disk/NVMe are not detected anymore.
Activate and Speed Test
Activate and proceed to a speed test. Basic logic: Activate and speed test only after Windows is fully booted.
⚠️ Important: Activate and speed test only after Windows is fully booted.
Enable Security Features
Enable all security features (IOMMU, VT-D, Secure Boot etc). Don't use bad HID device. Have fun.
✨ You are now fully isolated and protected by Intel without limitations.
⚠️ AMD is not supported yet.