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Board index ‹ Do you need information? ‹ What is my motherboard? ‹ 62-1217-001437-00101111-071595-440bx
2 things:
a) The 07/15/95 date is just the kernel date. It has nothing to do with the bios revision, which you can see a few inches above the BIOS ID string.
b) If I got it right, inserting the HDD parameters manually as user-defined works ok?
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a) The 07/15/95 date is just the kernel date. It has nothing to do with the bios revision, which you can see a few inches above the BIOS ID string.
b) If I got it right, inserting the HDD parameters manually as user-defined works ok?
If I got it right, inserting the HDD parameters manually as user-defined works ok?
indeed it works, but only partially: the pc starts up because the bios doesn't stops when starting (when hdd set to auto bios keeps searching for a hd), but the behaviour of win98se (and even dr-dos for the wd-diagnostics) doesn't give me much confidence for future use of the data on the hd.
wilfried
indeed it works, but only partially: the pc starts up because the bios doesn't stops when starting (when hdd set to auto bios keeps searching for a hd), but the behaviour of win98se (and even dr-dos for the wd-diagnostics) doesn't give me much confidence for future use of the data on the hd.
wilfried
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