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by voltorsfury Accepted solution
by robo_dev Accepted solution
if you are using afudos, then start with afudos /h
Update main BIOS image only
Code:
afudos mybios.rom /P
by voltorsfury Accepted solution
by oh smeg Accepted solution
If you do not you'll turn the M'Board into a piece of scrap that no longer works.
Not sure about MSI but most M'Board Makers have warnings about BIOS Flashes and you need to take notice.
I'm more than a bit lost here as well you said your M'Board was a MS-6741 and when I search MSI US for this I get 2 Models a K8TM-ILSR and a K8MM-ILSR both of which have AMI BIOS not Award.
http://us.msi .com/service/search/?kw=MS-6741&type=product
[i]remember to remove the space from between the [b]msi[/b] and the [b].com[/b] for a working link.[/i]
Also why are you attempting to Flash the BIOS here? What Problem are you experiencing that requires a BIOS update?
Col
by voltorsfury Accepted solution
by oh smeg Accepted solution
Doesn't sound like a BIOS Issue.
But none the less you could try replacing the BIOS Chip places like BIOSman sell them with your preferred version of BIOS Loaded. I always change the Chip when it comes to customers servers as it saves any possibility of taking the server down owing to a Bad BIOS Flash. BIOSman I have found to be very fast and reliable over the years.
http://www.biosman .com
[i]remember to remove the space from between [b]biosman[/b] and the [b].com[/b] for a working link.[/i] ;)
Also have you tried clearing the BIOS by removing the Battery & Power Lead or BIOS Clear Jumper before you even attempt to Flash the BIOS?
Col
by voltorsfury Accepted solution
by voltorsfury Accepted solution
by oh smeg Accepted solution
It's got a heap of Diagnostic Tools which I think you'll find useful. ;)
http://www.ultimatebootcd .com/download.html
[i]remember to remove the space from between [b]ultimatebiitcd[/b] and the [b].com[/b] for a working link. ;)
Col
by voltorsfury Accepted solution
by hal 9000 Accepted solution
Check the RAM that's a sign of failing RAM the Files not expanding. ;)
Col
by voltorsfury Accepted solution
by voltorsfury Accepted solution
by voltorsfury Accepted solution
by voltorsfury Accepted solution
by oh smeg Accepted solution
Strangely enough I have a similar problem with a system that came with Vista and I can not reinstall Vista, 7 or anything but XP after trying to install 8 from DVD.
I loaded the 7 HDD and used the Upgrade 8 Tool and the 64 Bit version of 8 installed without missing a beat but if I pull the HDD and try installing any other OS except XP it falls over.
That's defiantly something to do with the BIOS as 8 Messes with it but that's the only time I've ever run into any BIOS problem similar.
You could always try changing the BIOS Chip provided that your M'Board doesn't have soldered in BIOS Chips. I do that for all my customers Servers so that the possibility of a bad BIOS Flash taking the server down doesn't exist. I don't need to do it often but it's a Godsend when it's required. Only takes a couple of minutes to change the BIOS Chip and it's faster than Flashing the BIOS.
Col
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