bios hung while flashing
Actually, if you want to hot flash (a "not for the faint of heart" method to
recover a bad flash), you'll need to set the BIOS to cacheable in order to pull the BIOS chip out while it's running. -- Please de-spam my address if replying to me -------------------------------------------- "Adrian Wong" awsh @ rojakpot.com wrote in message ... Hehe... That's why it's advisable NEVER to enable BIOS Cacheable in the BIOS. :D -- Adrian Wong Adrian's Rojak Pot http://www.rojakpot.com The BIOS Optimization Guide - http://www.rojakpot.com/bog.aspx ARP Forums - http://forums.rojakpot.com/ The ARP Forums - http://forums.rojakpot.com "Blair Wilson" wrote in message ... Thank for the feedback. Issue resolved. I had the bios cacheable in the bios. Once I disabled it, flashing of the bios work without a problem. Blair "Blair Wilson" wrote in message ... HELP NEEDED!! I have Soyo (SY_7VCA-E) motherboard that appears to be hung while flashing the bios. The system is still running. I am using the awdflash program and the latest bios for the board. What can I do now, without destroying my bios? The floppy drive is on and I ahve a blinking cursor. ANY/ALL suggestions are welcomed. Blair |
On Mon, 23 Jun 2003 00:37:45 GMT, "mdp"
put finger to keyboard and composed: Actually, if you want to hot flash (a "not for the faint of heart" method to recover a bad flash), you'll need to set the BIOS to cacheable in order to pull the BIOS chip out while it's running. I think you may be confusing "BIOS caching" with "BIOS shadowing". AFAIK, all modern BIOSes are automatically shadowed in RAM. This is because the code is compressed and needs to be expanded into RAM during the POST and at boot time. -- Franc Zabkar Please remove one 's' from my address when replying by email. |
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