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From: Marc-Tell Volkmann on 10 Apr 2008 01:50 Hello, I'm searching for the latest BIOS of my vintage Abit AH4T. Doas anyone knows where I can get a BIOS? On Abit side I can't find anythink about that "very" old mainboard. Regards M.V.
From: kony on 10 Apr 2008 17:39 On Thu, 10 Apr 2008 07:50:51 +0200, Marc-Tell Volkmann <m_volkmann(a)gmx.de> wrote: >Hello, > >I'm searching for the latest BIOS of my vintage Abit AH4T. Doas anyone >knows where I can get a BIOS? On Abit side I can't find anythink about >that "very" old mainboard. > >Regards >M.V. They show an AH4 but no "T", I leave it up to you to determine if the bios is right or not. Why would you need a "latest" bios for this old board now? What has changed since then? Unless the bios is corrupt I would leave it alone, it's not likely they added anything more useful in recent years like a Y2K patch or larger hard drive support, etc. This page might link to more info about old boards, http://fae.abit.com.tw/eng/download/ but unfortunately they don't appear to have an A4H or A4HT manual for comparison.
From: Marc-Tell Volkmann on 11 Apr 2008 16:46 kony schrieb: > On Thu, 10 Apr 2008 07:50:51 +0200, Marc-Tell Volkmann > <m_volkmann(a)gmx.de> wrote: > >> Hello, >> >> I'm searching for the latest BIOS of my vintage Abit AH4T. Doas anyone >> knows where I can get a BIOS? On Abit side I can't find anythink about >> that "very" old mainboard. >> >> Regards >> M.V. > > They show an AH4 but no "T", I leave it up to you to > determine if the bios is right or not. > > Why would you need a "latest" bios for this old board now? > What has changed since then? Unless the bios is corrupt I > would leave it alone, it's not likely they added anything > more useful in recent years like a Y2K patch or larger hard > drive support, etc. I make a "highend" 486 PC for fun. It is a 486 Vesa-Local-Bus PC. The Mainboard support 486DX4 CPUs. My intel-486DX4-75 is shown correctly but my AMD-486DX4-100 is shown as 486DX66. I hope, that a BIOS Update will fix that error.
From: ~misfit~ on 18 Apr 2008 01:49 Somewhere on teh intarweb "Marc-Tell Volkmann" typed: > kony schrieb: >> On Thu, 10 Apr 2008 07:50:51 +0200, Marc-Tell Volkmann >> <m_volkmann(a)gmx.de> wrote: >> >>> Hello, >>> >>> I'm searching for the latest BIOS of my vintage Abit AH4T. Doas >>> anyone knows where I can get a BIOS? On Abit side I can't find >>> anythink about that "very" old mainboard. >>> >>> Regards >>> M.V. >> >> They show an AH4 but no "T", I leave it up to you to >> determine if the bios is right or not. >> >> Why would you need a "latest" bios for this old board now? >> What has changed since then? Unless the bios is corrupt I >> would leave it alone, it's not likely they added anything >> more useful in recent years like a Y2K patch or larger hard >> drive support, etc. > > I make a "highend" 486 PC for fun. It is a 486 Vesa-Local-Bus PC. The > Mainboard support 486DX4 CPUs. My intel-486DX4-75 is shown correctly > but my AMD-486DX4-100 is shown as 486DX66. I hope, that a BIOS Update > will fix that error. I think you will need to move jumpers to fix that, not update a BIOS. Even the latset BIOS for that board may not cover certain AMD CPUs as everything was pretty Intel-centric back then. -- Shaun.
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