this reminds me of p4p800d to p4p800e flashing, flash the bootblock then flash the new bios to add extra features.
really though changing the rom ID in bios with amibcp should be enough IMO, my versions here won't open the rampage bios though.
this reminds me of p4p800d to p4p800e flashing, flash the bootblock then flash the new bios to add extra features.
really though changing the rom ID in bios with amibcp should be enough IMO, my versions here won't open the rampage bios though.
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Exactly what I was thinking. That gave a nice bandwidth increase....that board still runs on my brother-in-law's machine with the bootblock flash to this day!Originally Posted by Tony
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Exactly what I was thinking. That gave a nice bandwidth increase....that board still runs on my brother-in-law's machine with the bootblock flash to this day!
I do remember the AFUDOS version needed for this was an engineering version. I believe that it was AFUDOS 116b...hmmmm.
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Did you try the old "PAT Hack" AFUDOS? Boy that was a long time ago!!!
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