New A8V Deluxe BIOS

[John Hollingsworth]

The latest BIOS is:

"A8V-ASUS-Deluxe-1015.002", *NOT* 1015.002.

How am I supposed to use that? It won't work via a DOS boot flash.

Thanks.

John

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[John Hollingsworth]

Rename it of course!

What a thicky :-(

John

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[PB]

The latest BIOS is:

"A8V-ASUS-Deluxe-1015.002", *NOT* 1015.002.

How am I supposed to use that? It won't work via a DOS boot flash.

Thanks.

John

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Please report back what you discover, feature-wise, that may expand on
the "Support new CPUs".

Thx,

PB

 

[John Hollingsworth]

Please report back what you discover, feature-wise, that may expand
on the "Support new CPUs".

Well on a quick look haven't noticed anything TBH, but later inspection
may reveal something. All working OK.

Rgds,

John

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[Rila]

Rename it of course!

What a thicky :-(

John

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Not thick at all. I contacted tech support about this. They said to rename
it, but I wasn't about to do that until told to. This is a very serious
matter flashing a motherboard rom and you should NOT have to rename the
file. Makes you wonder if it is the right one if you have to rename it.
Asus are the thickies!

 

[John Hollingsworth]

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Not thick at all. I contacted tech support about this. They said to
rename it, but I wasn't about to do that until told to. This is a
very serious matter flashing a motherboard rom and you should NOT
have to rename the file. Makes you wonder if it is the right one if
you have to rename it. Asus are the thickies![/QUOTE]

I agree that there should be an obvious instruction to rename. I suspect
that the lengthy name is to avoid confusion between similarly named MBs.

John

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[BobT]

On Mon, 7 Nov 2005 13:10 +0000 (GMT Standard Time),

The latest BIOS is:

"A8V-ASUS-Deluxe-1015.002", *NOT* 1015.002.

How am I supposed to use that? It won't work via a DOS boot flash.

Thanks.

John

One wonders if this is indeed a final release version of 1015. It is
the identical file that, until 2 weeks ago, was listed as
1015 beta 2. Asus practice in the past has been to provide release
versions in the proper name format.

 

[John Hollingsworth]

*From:* BobT <[email protected]>
*Date:* Sat, 12 Nov 2005 14:14:03 GMT

On Mon, 7 Nov 2005 13:10 +0000 (GMT Standard Time),


One wonders if this is indeed a final release version of 1015. It is
the identical file that, until 2 weeks ago, was listed as
1015 beta 2. Asus practice in the past has been to provide release
versions in the proper name format.

I thought that too!

John

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