if i stuff my bios trying to flash it, is there anyone in pn, who can burn my bios again with a standalone hardware thingy?
 

if i stuff my bios trying to flash it, is there anyone in pn, who can burn
my bios again with a standalone hardware thingy?

Daniel

Re: if i stuff my bios trying to flash it, is there anyone in pn, who can burn my bios again with a standalone hardware thingy?
 

"Daniel Farley" <spam@spamisbad.com> wrote in message
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> if i stuff my bios trying to flash it, is there anyone in pn, who can burn
> my bios again with a standalone hardware thingy?
>
> Daniel
>

God, I love it when you talk dirty

Oh, sorry. Wrong ng ;-}

Re: if i stuff my bios trying to flash it, is there anyone in pn, who can burn my bios again with a standalone hardware thingy?
 

On Tue, 22 Jul 2003 15:03:55 +1200, "Daniel Farley" <spam@spamisbad.com>
wrote:

>if i stuff my bios trying to flash it, is there anyone in pn, who can burn
>my bios again with a standalone hardware thingy?
>
>Daniel
>



Alway Flash in from a floppy and DOS..

Re: if i stuff my bios trying to flash it, is there anyone in pn, who can burn my bios again with a standalone hardware thingy?
 

Did you find the right .bin file and flash utility for your BIOS? If
you follow my hints in your previous thread there would be a 99%
chance of it going OK. I had no problems flashing my mobo and DVD
drive. Some flash utilities will give you the opportunity to back up
the existing BIOS.

On Tue, 22 Jul 2003 15:03:55 +1200, "Daniel Farley"
<spam@spamisbad.com> wrote:

>if i stuff my bios trying to flash it, is there anyone in pn, who can burn
>my bios again with a standalone hardware thingy?
>
>Daniel
>

Re: if i stuff my bios trying to flash it, is there anyone in pn, who can burn my bios again with a standalone hardware thingy?
 

Uncle StoatWarbler wrote:

> On Tue, 22 Jul 2003 15:03:55 +1200, Daniel Farley wrote:
>
>> if i stuff my bios trying to flash it, is there anyone in pn, who can
>> burn my bios again with a standalone hardware thingy?
>
> If you're really careful and have another motherboard which is
> electrically compatible, you can flash the chip in that.
>
> Warning: not for the fainthearted, you have to remove the working chip
> while the board is on, insert the messed up and run your flash program on
> it.



I've done a few "hot flashes" like this and they work really well. The pin
outs are the same for all the major chip manufacturers too so the hardware
doesn't necessarily have to be identical.

And you get the extra bonus of the really worried look on the computer
owners face when you're taking the chip out with the machine running. LOL
LOL



Cheers

Gromit

Re: if i stuff my bios trying to flash it, is there anyone in pn,who can burn my bios again with a standalone hardware thingy?
 

Daniel Farley wrote:

> if i stuff my bios trying to flash it, is there anyone in pn, who can burn
> my bios again with a standalone hardware thingy?

If I put the entire body of my message in the suject line do you think
it will get a reply any quicker?

Re: if i stuff my bios trying to flash it, is there anyone in pn, who can burn my bios again with a standalone hardware thingy?
 

Anyone flashed during an electrical storm?
Im sure they can tolerate brown-outs during flashing :p

Hardly see that warning in a manual.

Matt

"Daniel Farley" <spam@spamisbad.com> wrote in message
news:tQ1Ta.88383$JA5.1840490@news.xtra.co.nz...
> if i stuff my bios trying to flash it, is there anyone in pn, who can burn
> my bios again with a standalone hardware thingy?
>
> Daniel
>
>

Re: if i stuff my bios trying to flash it, is there anyone in pn, who can burn my bios again with a standalone hardware thingy?
 

On Tue, 22 Jul 2003 15:03:55 +1200, Daniel Farley wrote:

> if i stuff my bios trying to flash it, is there anyone in pn, who can burn
> my bios again with a standalone hardware thingy?

If you're really careful and have another motherboard which is
electrically compatible, you can flash the chip in that.

Warning: not for the fainthearted, you have to remove the working chip
while the board is on, insert the messed up and run your flash program on
it.

Re: if i stuff my bios trying to flash it, is there anyone in pn, who can burn my bios again with a standalone hardware thingy?
 

well u replyed
"T.N.O." <news@dave.net.nz> wrote in message
news:3f1d1d36@news.iconz.co.nz...
> Daniel Farley wrote:
>
> > if i stuff my bios trying to flash it, is there anyone in pn, who can
burn
> > my bios again with a standalone hardware thingy?
>
> If I put the entire body of my message in the suject line do you think
> it will get a reply any quicker?
>

Re: if i stuff my bios trying to flash it, is there anyone in pn, who can burn my bios again with a standalone hardware thingy?
 

"Daniel Farley" <spam@spamisbad.com> wrote in message news:<WmgTa.88983$JA5.1868072@news.xtra.co.nz>...
> well u replyed

Before I reply to this post: Try not to top post please, netiquette
says bottom posting for usenet.

Anyway... was I helpful?
Also, you may want to give a little more time between asking the
question "will this work?" and actually doing it.

I mean, original post...
http://groups.google.com/groups?dq=&...ews.xtra.co.nz
Date: 2003-07-21 20:03:56 PST

Saying it worked.
http://groups.google.com/groups?q=Da...a.co.nz&rnum=4
Date: 2003-07-21 23:00:34 PST

Total of three hours.