can't upgrade, memory insufficient

Recommended by Wim's BIOS...

I need some help, my disk can't be detect by my motherboard (Disk UDMA100 and motherboard UDMA66)
and When I try update my bios, always same error message
checksum : 4901h
memory insufficient

What can I do ???



BIOS Manufacturer : Award Modular BIOS v4.60PGA
BIOS ID : 11/16/1999-694X-686A-2A6LJAB9C-00
BIOS Date : 11/16/99
BIOS OEM Signon : MX64 R1.00TM Nov.16.1999 AOpen Inc.
BIOS ROM Size : 256K
Chipset : VIA 82C691 rev 130
Super I/O Chip : VIA 686

[soupy]

1. ATA-100 drives will either fall back to ATA-66 or require a utility to force them to fall back. It shouldn't prevent the disk from being recognized, however, and your BIOS date suggests you have large HDD support.

2. Are you booting to a clean, DOS disk?

yes, I've reboot with a dos disket, but if you can send me package of dos disket contents...
cause, with F8 key pushed and without check mode, it's always the same : memory insufficient

[soupy]

You can get boot disks from Bootdisk.com.

IIRC, Aopen uses a proprietary flasher? What version are you using? Have you checked their FAQ and emailed their tech support?