Phoenix Labs Firmware Shop

Free Firmware + Creation Guides

Several public and free firmware options are available on the market. Fortunately, we at Phoenix Labs have already researched the firmware market, saving you time. While we sell firmware, we also prioritize transparency and knowledge-sharing. We want to empower you by sharing the methods behind firmware creation, enabling you to do it yourself. In this section, you will find various methods for creating DMA firmware along with free public firmware for testing or learning purposes with your DMA card. We tailor these resources for both beginners and advanced users, ensuring everyone can benefit from our research. We curate each resource and credit the original authors, respecting and acknowledging intellectual property.

Paid Donor Firmware

Our Donor DMA Firmware specifically utilizes the configuration space of a legitimate PCI device. This method ensures that your DMA card appears in your device manager as a real network or sound card, depending on the firmware you choose. Additionally, this firmware type serves as the most common and reliable solution against lower-level anti-cheat measures. However, we do not provide dma cheat firmware solutions for VGK or Faceit. If you need assistance with that, please reach out, and we’ll guide you in the right direction. Moreover, all our Emulated firmware builds will lock to your DMA card’s DNA, preventing accidental sharing of the firmware file and ensuring that only you can use it.

Firmware Guides

lone speed test

Lone DMA Test Tool

This will cover the general usage of the lone dma test tool. It is a good rule of thumb to always use the tool before attempting to load any cheats or…

tlscn

Donor Card .tlscan

This guide will cover how to option a .tlscan file from a PCI device on your computer. Our donor firmware store option requires the use of a .tlscan file to create the firmware. There are many other uses for this file as well. To begin..

drvscan

Dvrscan scan is an advanced tool created by ekknod for scanning PE images / PCI devices / EFI memory tables. All though there are instructions on the GitHub repo. We have made additional instructions for..