Am 2006-05-26 14:48:55, schrieb lee:
> Hm, how do I do it? I can download a BIOS and burn it onto a CD, but
> what do I do then? Neither the website nor the manual has useful
> information to that.
What about reading the manual to the Mainboard.
It is called EZ-BIOS or Crashfree-BIOS.
The file must be in the root of a CD or a floppy and then,
if you go into the EZ-BIOS setup you type the name exactly
as you have burned it in the field and then hit enter...
The EZ-BIOS will check the floppy AND CD for the filename
and if found, load it
> This board sucks utterly :( After some time, one of the SATA disks gets
> offline, and my RAID array degrades. I have to turn the comp off to
> get it working again for some time, but then it fails again.
Never had this problem, using two Western Digital Raptor WD360GD
in my Office-Workstation and two WD740GD in my Multimedia-Station
> Asus is crap :( I?ll never buy an Asus board again.
Maybe you have some faulty drivers?
> Maybe I switch to MSI and sell the Asus crap.
MSI is crap... Specialy K8D Master 3 (see debian-amd64
before 2 years) with a 2 year broken BIOS which does not
allow me to use my second Opteron 240.
MSI is crap... I prefer a Bullet-Proof Tyan!!!
Greetings
Michelle Konzack
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