HP Tortuga/Yellowstone BIOS Release Notes
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Release Version : 3.04
Release Date : 08/24/2001
Release Notes :
1. Fixed : A failure with PME Rounting (Windows preview) test.
2. Fixed : UUID field is 0 in SMBIOS table.
3. Fixed : T-Celeron CPU incorrectly displayed as Pentium Pro.
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Release Version : 3.02
Release Date : 08/10/2001
Release Notes :
1. Fixed : System cannot boot to Windows XP when system memory size is 512 MB.
2. Fixed : Display P3 1.13 GHz speed correctly on diagnostic screen.
3. Fixed : Hewlett Packard Inc -> Hewlett Packard Company.
4. Updated : Multi-language support in Setup display is updated based on the
new XP TATTOO spec.
5. Yellowstone Support : Added the microcode support for the latest
Tualatin-based Celeron processors (1.2GHz and higher), with CPUID of
6Bx, A1-stepping.
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Release Version : 3.01
Release Date : 08/03/2001
Release Notes :
1. Fixed : System cannot enter S4 after entering S1 first even when there
is no system activity.
2. Fixed : A long delay during POST when the boot device priority is changed
to 'FDD -> CD-ROM -> HDD'.
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Release Version : 3.00
Release Date : 07/25/2001
Release Notes :
1. Initial release for Windows XP.
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