Автор: Jega , 7 февраля 2009
What BIOS flash utility can I use to flash BIOS from another MOBOS that are not same as one I using for hotswap?
Until now I used UNIFLASH 1.40 but (as U all surely know) for new eproms it wont work. Is there something as good and universal as UNIFLASH for eproms like: 25L8005 or 25x800VA that I meet on many new MOBOS?
Problem is mostly with AMI BIOS-es, becouse AFUDOS utilities dosn`t have "continue aniway" or "ignore ROM ID" option:)... Or they do?
Help please:)
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maco

17 лет назад

Mobo1 - mobo with problem
Mobo2 - mobo for hotswap
FU1 - official flash utility for Mobo1
FU2 - official flash utility for Mobo2

At first i'm try FU2 on Mobo2 with command line key to prevent check BIOS version. If it doesn't work, then i'm try other flash utility (or other version FU2).

Jega

17 лет назад

command line key to prevent check BIOS version

It means I need to type switch that is telling flash utility to skip checking BIOS version. Can u tell me what is proper switch for AUDOS.exe for Asus boards? On official AMI AFUDOS (downloaded from ami.com) i got -x switch for this action, but it doesn`t work with asus MOBOs I tried. It accepting only: afudos /iROMfilename.
Any expirienses with ASUS?

P.S. I tried to flash ASUS P5KC BIOS on ASUS P5LD2-X/GBH. (both using same eproms)

maco

17 лет назад

Afudos (Asus version) switches:
[notag]afudos /i<ROM filename> [/o<save ROM filename>] [/n] [/p[b][n][c]] [/r<registry_path>] [/s] [/k[N]] [/q] [/h] /n - don't check ROM ID /pbnc - b - Program Boot Block n - Program NVRAM c - Destroy System CMOS /r - registry path to store result of operation (only for Windows version) /k - Program all non-critical block only /kN - Program N'th non-critical block only (Example: k0/k1/k3 upto k7) /c - Skip non-critical blocks /s - leave signature in BIOS /q - silent execution /h - print help /t - Display ROM ID string /c - Program Main Bios and all Non-critical blocks /cN - Program Main Bios and N'th Non-critical block (from c0 up to c7) /d - Compare ROM file (skips flashing) /u<filename> -Display ROM ID[/notag]
If switches doesn't work, then engineer version needed (afudos229ES, for example).

Jega

17 лет назад

AFUDOS downloaded from ASUS.comdidn`t work with /n switch.
Then, I downloaded afudos229ES (version 1.9) and it worked immediately :-)
So, for other users that have same problem this is way for flashing MOBO BIOS that are using AMI BIOS:
I found afudos229ES by simple googling and take first what come in list of sites. Then use this pattern:
afudos /i<ROM filename> /n

Maco, thanks again for your prompt help:)