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8KNXP F6 RELEASE AND FIREWIRE timeout issue
I have narrowed a problem down to f6 release version of the bios and
any ADS Firewire Kit, I have not tried others yet cause I own 3 ADS, I do know they use the standard OXFORD 911 bridge boards in the kits and they have the latest bios in them. ANY THE ISSUE: Under F6 of the bios at bootup will not see some of my drives that are connected via firewire either on the front port or either back ports will not show up under my computer. I must power down the drives and power them back for them to appear. After a period of time which varies from 5 minutes to 2 hours the drives time out so to speak. By that I mean the drive letters show up under my computer, but they fail to open and windows gives you an error writing to MFT for each drive. This does not occur under F5 release version, I have had F5 running for days now and no issue with firewire. F6 should be fixed though, I have some memory issues with F5 so I had to some DDR dims out. All firewire devices seem happy under F5, but F5 has some issues that are noted up here already so I hate to stay with it. If I move these drives back to my old machine a GigaByte 8IXP every thing functions fine for days, only on the 8KNXP do I have issues. I have been purchasing GigaByte mainboards for over 8 years and never had issues with any of them till I got this beast. It seems like it has great potiental, but I am afraid I am going to read about a 8KNXP 2.0 verion or 1.5 that fixes all the issues before we get all the bugs worked out. Any one have any ideas, I have e-mail giga-byte tech support 2 times in the last month and never gotten a reply so I though I might try up here. |
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I have a similar set up with 4 ADS Firewire drive kits hooked up. I've had
no problems under BIOS F6. I'm running windows XP Professional SP1 on a 8KNXP Ultra. All drives are seen at bootup with no error messages or drive corruption. "Brett" wrote in message om... I have narrowed a problem down to f6 release version of the bios and any ADS Firewire Kit, I have not tried others yet cause I own 3 ADS, I do know they use the standard OXFORD 911 bridge boards in the kits and they have the latest bios in them. ANY THE ISSUE: Under F6 of the bios at bootup will not see some of my drives that are connected via firewire either on the front port or either back ports will not show up under my computer. I must power down the drives and power them back for them to appear. After a period of time which varies from 5 minutes to 2 hours the drives time out so to speak. By that I mean the drive letters show up under my computer, but they fail to open and windows gives you an error writing to MFT for each drive. This does not occur under F5 release version, I have had F5 running for days now and no issue with firewire. F6 should be fixed though, I have some memory issues with F5 so I had to some DDR dims out. All firewire devices seem happy under F5, but F5 has some issues that are noted up here already so I hate to stay with it. If I move these drives back to my old machine a GigaByte 8IXP every thing functions fine for days, only on the 8KNXP do I have issues. I have been purchasing GigaByte mainboards for over 8 years and never had issues with any of them till I got this beast. It seems like it has great potiental, but I am afraid I am going to read about a 8KNXP 2.0 verion or 1.5 that fixes all the issues before we get all the bugs worked out. Any one have any ideas, I have e-mail giga-byte tech support 2 times in the last month and never gotten a reply so I though I might try up here. |
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Weird, I have nothing but trouble with FireWire under F6, Seems rock
solid under F5, I even went out and bought a new kit thinking it was kit, but once going to F5 the old blue box kits and the new ones all work great. But I just tested it again and booted in F6 and nothing. Seems like a timing issue a bit. Brett "HardwareTek" wrote in message w.ca... I have a similar set up with 4 ADS Firewire drive kits hooked up. I've had no problems under BIOS F6. I'm running windows XP Professional SP1 on a 8KNXP Ultra. All drives are seen at bootup with no error messages or drive corruption. "Brett" wrote in message om... I have narrowed a problem down to f6 release version of the bios and any ADS Firewire Kit, I have not tried others yet cause I own 3 ADS, I do know they use the standard OXFORD 911 bridge boards in the kits and they have the latest bios in them. ANY THE ISSUE: Under F6 of the bios at bootup will not see some of my drives that are connected via firewire either on the front port or either back ports will not show up under my computer. I must power down the drives and power them back for them to appear. After a period of time which varies from 5 minutes to 2 hours the drives time out so to speak. By that I mean the drive letters show up under my computer, but they fail to open and windows gives you an error writing to MFT for each drive. This does not occur under F5 release version, I have had F5 running for days now and no issue with firewire. F6 should be fixed though, I have some memory issues with F5 so I had to some DDR dims out. All firewire devices seem happy under F5, but F5 has some issues that are noted up here already so I hate to stay with it. If I move these drives back to my old machine a GigaByte 8IXP every thing functions fine for days, only on the 8KNXP do I have issues. I have been purchasing GigaByte mainboards for over 8 years and never had issues with any of them till I got this beast. It seems like it has great potiental, but I am afraid I am going to read about a 8KNXP 2.0 verion or 1.5 that fixes all the issues before we get all the bugs worked out. Any one have any ideas, I have e-mail giga-byte tech support 2 times in the last month and never gotten a reply so I though I might try up here. |
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