For new BIOS versions (v1.06 or above)
Definitions:
Boot Disk
- Refers to either a Windows 95 or Windows 98 boot disk. Any other type of boot disk might load memory resident programs which will interfer with the flash process. Make sure you hit the F5 key when the boot disk first starts running to make sure no other programs are loaded in the back ground without your knowledge.
Bios Flash Package
- Unzip the entire bios package to a seperate clean floppy. Insure there are 3 files that are unpacked during the unzip processRequirements:
Two separate diskettes
are needed. The first diskette is the Windows 95/98 Boot Disk. The second diskette should contain the 3 files needed to flash the bios. These files are provided when you unzip the bios
flash package from the website. Procedure:
At the A: prompt simply type in "flash" and the rest will be handled by the files included in your download.
For previous BIOS versions (below v1.06)
Important Note:
If your BIOS chip has part number SST 28SF040A - image
DO NOT flash the chip with BIOS versions below V.1.04; otherwise, this would render your system inoperable. Procedure:
Option 1:
- Copy the
AMIFLASH.COM utility inside the amiflash.zip file and the 2515 BIOS files together in to a diskette.
Boot the system under DOS, do not load the driver.
Put in the diskette, and go to A: drive prompt.
Type amiflash, then press <<Enter>>.
Type "Y" or "N", according to whether or not you want to save the old BIOS.
Type the BIOSFILE name to be flashed.
Type "Y" to flash the boot block.
Wait till the BIOSFILE is loaded, then type "Y" to start the actual flash.
Press any key as directed to restart the system with new BIOS.
Option 2:
Add switch /c (clear CMOS) and switch /b (update boot block) when update to this BIOS: AMIFLASH 2510V104.ROM *
/c /b If you do not use the switch /c, you will be forced to clear CMOS.
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