Saving bios on P4PE Problem.

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gja1

I'm trying to use aflash to save and update the bios on a P4PE. Problem
is I get an error message "write failure" When I try to save the old
bios. Info displayed at start is:
Flash Memory :SST 49LF004A
Current bios version :ASUS P4PE ACPI bios revision 1001
Bios Model :p4PE
Bios built date 09/03/02

Manual says bios should read xxx-xx-xxx

What should I enter under old bios?
 
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The General

I'm trying to use aflash to save and update the bios on a P4PE. Problem
is I get an error message "write failure" When I try to save the old
bios. Info displayed at start is:
Flash Memory :SST 49LF004A
Current bios version :ASUS P4PE ACPI bios revision 1001
Bios Model :p4PE
Bios built date 09/03/02

Manual says bios should read xxx-xx-xxx

What should I enter under old bios?
Sounds like the path is to a disk that does not have the space for the
saved bios. Put it somewhere else.
 
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Gray

gja1 said:
I'm trying to use aflash to save and update the bios on a P4PE. Problem
is I get an error message "write failure" When I try to save the old
bios. Info displayed at start is:
Flash Memory :SST 49LF004A
Current bios version :ASUS P4PE ACPI bios revision 1001
Bios Model :p4PE
Bios built date 09/03/02

Manual says bios should read xxx-xx-xxx

What should I enter under old bios?

Hiya : )

1. Make sure the disk isn't write protected
2. Can't remember exactly how big bios file is but around 400kb or 500kb
space on disk
3. I usualy just save them as.. 1001 or 1002 or P4PE1001 (I have a extra
temp file on my D:\ and copy this file to HD)
4. Never hurts to have a backup copy of the backup.
5.I had some problems with bad floppies so I format a couple with system and
try a boot to make sure they work.
I'm not a expert but I haven't had any problems flashing my or my wifes P4PE
this way. BTW the file on the flash disk is
P4PE1006.AWD (or which ever update you are updateing to) Hope some of this
helps
 

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