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updating the bios on A KG7.
need help.
I'm running windows XP home, and making a bootable floppy in Xp is diffrent from ME or 2000, and they dont tell you how to do it on XP on the site. I all ready downloaded the lastest Bios update. http://www.abit-usa.com/products/mb/...ies=1&model=28 and downloaded awdflash uttility. What do I do to create a bootable floppy then copy the files over to the floppy that needed to be copied? thanks. |
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all so if some one could help.
I'm looking for a AMD Socket A Athlon XP Thoroughbred (0.13 micron process) up to 2000+ since thats the limit of that this mother board can handle, and im not having an easy time of finding one. found one for 52 dollars AMD athlon xp 2000+ but cant tell if its Thoroughbred, or not. |
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Using XP's explorer put a floppy in the drive and right click on the a:
drive. Choose format and transfer system files. That's bootable. As far as your cpu is concerned I'm running a 2400+ in mine and it's recognized as such by the DS bios. "William Baker" wrote in message newsTySb.145539$5V2.773260@attbi_s53... need help. I'm running windows XP home, and making a bootable floppy in Xp is diffrent from ME or 2000, and they dont tell you how to do it on XP on the site. I all ready downloaded the lastest Bios update. http://www.abit-usa.com/products/mb/...ies=1&model=28 and downloaded awdflash uttility. What do I do to create a bootable floppy then copy the files over to the floppy that needed to be copied? thanks. |
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hmmm thats weird.
cause teh web site says it only supports amd athlon xp's up to 2000+ with the thoroughbreds. "Greg" wrote in message ... Using XP's explorer put a floppy in the drive and right click on the a: drive. Choose format and transfer system files. That's bootable. As far as your cpu is concerned I'm running a 2400+ in mine and it's recognized as such by the DS bios. "William Baker" wrote in message newsTySb.145539$5V2.773260@attbi_s53... need help. I'm running windows XP home, and making a bootable floppy in Xp is diffrent from ME or 2000, and they dont tell you how to do it on XP on the site. I all ready downloaded the lastest Bios update. http://www.abit-usa.com/products/mb/...ies=1&model=28 and downloaded awdflash uttility. What do I do to create a bootable floppy then copy the files over to the floppy that needed to be copied? thanks. |
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Ok got every thing i need, found out how to make a bootable floppy
thanks greg for ur help wish me luck people |
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