For a succesful flash, disable both internal and external caches
For all versions the Flash-Chips has to be manufactured by SST, Winbond
or Atmel (which I use).
intel or AMD-Chips will need other versions.
These BIOS's are basically running the board.
There is another drawback. No BIOS does assign an IRQ to any PCI-card.
This is working if you only have an VGA. You will get problems with
Lan or SCSI-Cards.
The 09/15/1998 M919 is running Win95 and Win98.
Supports up to 7.5 GB HDDs and gives manual control over the second
IDE-Port.
It is also Y2k compliant.
You cannot control the game-port via the setup. You'll either have to use
AmiSetup, disable/enable it with the old bios or disable it and use
an additional card.
The Power Management is not working proper.
Once fully fallen asleep, I was unable to awake it.
At the moment I would recomment No. 1 until I find a better one.
The other versions do have problems shutting down windows, but may work
with other OS (e.g. Linux) well.
This is a small tool, which was made for the PCChips M919.
If your PnP-Soundblaster makes troubles, you may try it.
NOTE: I can't be responsible for the accuracy of this information, nor can
I promise
that you'll be able to solve all of your problems. Further, you must
consider and
understand you do any modifications at your own risk.
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