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Readme.txt Driver File Contents (BST1M-E.zip)

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MOTHERBOARD

Procomp BST1M-E BIOS v1.4
Manufacturers: Procomp, PCTel, SiS
Chipset: SiS 630/730 v2.02  
Award Modular BIOS v6.00 PG
BIOS ID: SiS-630-6A6IRPNAC-00
BIOS date: 03/29/2000

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TIPS

Five steps to update your BIOS:

1. Make a pure DOS boot diskette (without emm386.exe or similar). A good formatter is DrDOS (drdos703.exe, 214 Kb), especially if you're running Win XP. Download it at: http://www.biosmods.com/download/bootdisk/drdos703.exe. After formatting usually hidden system files are: autoexec.bat, command.com, ibmbio.com and ibmdos.com.

2. Copy awdflash.exe (32.2 Kb) and t1me1400.bin (256 Kb) to diskette.

3. Restart system and boot from diskette.

4. Run awdflash.exe. The easiest way is pressing Alt + F2. Let it go by itself. In a few seconds the work will be done!

5. Remove floppy and restart again.

PS: If you're too much distrustful, before upadting explore the floppy you've just made. Open a command prompt window and type awdflash. Then you'll see an error message. Never fear. Flash writers don't work on Win XP environment.

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NOTES

If you're some kind of nerd or geek, read this. If not, forget about it and go surfing the net.


Flash BIOS Command line:

awdflash.exe t1me1400.bin /py /sn /cc /cd /cp /cks /r

or

awdflash a:\t1me1400.bin /sn /py /cc /r 


Switches:

/SN = No save, no original BIOS backup
/PY = Program Flash Memory
/CC = Clear CMOS data after programming
/CD = Clear DMI data after programming
/CP = Clear PnP <ESCD> data after programming
/R  = Restart system after programming
/F  = Always flash. Use flash routines in original BIOS for flash programming
/CKS = Show update binfile checksum
/CKS = Compare bin file checksim with XXXX
/SY  = Backup original BIOS do disk file
/QI = Qualify flash part number with source file
/PN = No flash programming
/E = Return do DOS when programming is done
/WB = Always programming Bootlock
/SD = Save DMI data to file
/LD = Destroy CMOS checksum and no system halt for first reboot after programming
Tiny = Occupy lesser memory
? = Show Help messages

Usage: AWDFLASH [FileName1] [FileName2] [/<sw> /<sw> /<sw>...]

[sw]        = Switch
[FileName1] = New BIOS name for flash programming
[FileName2] = BIOS fiel for backing-up the original BIOS

Example: awdflash 6A6IRPNAC00.bin /py /sn /cd /cp /cks

Happy flashing!

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