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Postby jbell » Thu Mar 15, 2007 10:41 pm

http://h20000.www2.hp.com/bizsupport/Te ... D=1058#120

THANKS !!!

what I'm doing is using amibcp75 to remove the 1039:6330 bios from the ks741 MB bios. using cbrom to /vga release, then using /vga NEWVGA.ROM. It all looks right. If I then open it in wflash, wflash doesn't know what kind of bios it is.....
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Postby NickS » Thu Mar 15, 2007 11:08 pm

jbell wrote:All I see on that site is 2.07 and 2.15... However, I finally found another link and tried 2.20 - same results.
Oh, sorry - I missed that you were looking for 2.20 - I just knew that 2.07 works for a lot of stuff that older cbroms, for example 1.13, do not.
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Postby cp » Thu Mar 15, 2007 11:37 pm

recent cbrom:
http://www.rebelshavenforum.com/sis-bin ... 000068;p=0

to fix the checksum:
open the modded bios with modbin and save it. that's all.
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Postby edwin » Fri Mar 16, 2007 12:00 am

D:\bios>cbrom220 240hv109.bin /D
CBROM V2.20 (C)Phoenix Technologies, Ltd 2001 All Rights Reserved.

******** 240hv109.bin BIOS component ********

No. Item-Name Original-Size Compressed-Size Original-File-Name
================================================================================
0. System BIOS 20000h(128.00K)12B59h(74.84K)240HV109.BIN
1. XGROUP CODE 0D060h(52.09K)08986h(34.38K)awardext.rom
2. ACPI table 0359Eh(13.40K)01510h(5.27K)ACPITBL.BIN
3. YGROUP ROM 09DB0h(39.42K)04A23h(18.53K)awardeyt.rom
4. GROUP ROM[ 0] 04820h(18.03K)02021h(8.03K)_EN_CODE.BIN
5. LOGO BitMap 2443Ch(145.06K)00994h(2.39K)hp75.bmp
6. VGA ROM[1] 08000h(32.00K)042F6h(16.74K)VGA23600.ROM
7. PCI ROM[A] 0A800h(42.00K)062F2h(24.74K)PXEB.LOM
8. OEM0 CODE 00D09h(3.26K)00878h(2.12K)int15_32.bin
9. NoCompress ROM 007CFh(1.95K)007FEh(2.00K)rom32.bin

Total compress code space = 4D000h(308.00K)
Total compressed code size = 2F425h(189.04K)
Remain compress code space = 1DBDBh(118.96K)

****** On Board VGA ROM In BootBlock ******

** Micro Code Information **
Update ID CPUID | Update ID CPUID | Update ID CPUID | Update ID CPUID
------------------+--------------------+--------------------+-------------------


and the 1.55 version:

D:\bios>cbrom_155 240hv109.bin /D
cbrom_155 V1.55 [10/12/05 Release] (C)Phoenix Technologies 2001-2005

******** 240hv109.bin BIOS component ********

No. Item-Name Original-Size Compressed-Size Original-File-Name
========================================12B59h(74.84K)==240HV109.BIN============ 0. System BIOS 20000h(128.00K)
1. XGROUP CODE 0D060h(52.09K) 08986h(34.38K) awardext.rom
2. ACPI table 0359Eh(13.40K) 01510h(5.27K) ACPITBL.BIN
3. YGROUP ROM 09DB0h(39.42K) 04A23h(18.53K) awardeyt.rom
4. GROUP ROM[ 0] 04820h(18.03K) 02021h(8.03K) _EN_CODE.BIN
5. LOGO BitMap 2443Ch(145.06K) 00994h(2.39K) hp75.bmp
6. VGA ROM[1] 08000h(32.00K) 042F6h(16.74K) VGA23600.ROM
7. PCI ROM[A] 0A800h(42.00K) 062F2h(24.74K) PXEB.LOM
8. OEM0 CODE 00D09h(3.26K) 00878h(2.12K) int15_32.bin
9. NoCompress ROM 007CFh(1.95K) 007FEh(2.00K) rom32.bin

Total compress code space = 4D000h(308.00K)
Total compressed code size = 2F425h(189.04K)
Remain compress code space = 1DBDBh(118.96K)

** Micro Code Information **
Update ID CPUID | Update ID CPUID | Update ID CPUID | Update ID CPUID
------------------+--------------------+--------------------+-------------------


What's the On-board VGA in Bootblock stuff? Could this be causing trouble?
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Postby jbell » Mon Mar 19, 2007 6:18 pm

any ideas? HP now says it will be mid-end of week before they reply.
I've tried the /btvga but don't think it works the way I think it does.

any other known tools besides cbrom that might work for me?


UPDATE:
HP just sent me an new bios with 2.51 SIS vbios in it.
cool....
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How to Set 1360 X 768 resolution on my LG W1941S LCD Monitor

Postby ykbean » Sun Nov 30, 2008 3:47 pm

How to Set 1360 X 768 resolution on my LG W1941S LCD Monitor

MotherBoard: ASRock K7S41
VGA: SiS 741
Monitor: LG W1941S

Dear all,

I am not able to get the above resolution on my new monitor, it can only set to 1024 X 768.

I have done the following:
Update VGA driver to version UVGA3 3.85
Download new BIO to Version 2.60 but not able to load to the existing BIOS.

I follow all instructions from:

http://www.asrock.com/support/faq.asp?k=k7s41

I use 775VM800/P4VM800/K7S41GX/K7S41 motherboards. Do these models support 1440x900 resolution?(7/21/2006)

If your board is K7S41, Please update BIOS to P2.30 or later and VGA driver to 3.73 or later version.

http://www.asrock.com/mb/download.asp?Model=K7S41
http://www.sis.com/download/agreement.php?id=155931




I have download the 2 files ASRflash.exe and K7S41_2.60 and put them into a floppy drive.
Then I go to CMD and type

A:\ASRflash K7S41_2.60

It gives these details:

DOS/4G Protected Mode Runtime Version 2.01a
Copyright (c) Tenberry Softare, Inc 1996
> Error 18 - Chipset/Flash part isn't available. The function will be invaild.

Anyway to deal with these?
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Postby Denniss » Sun Nov 30, 2008 5:34 pm

I really hope your floppy was a bootable floppy disk like one created by the little program called drdflash.exe. With you typing CMD it looks like you tried to flash from the command/DOS window inside windows. If it was the latter then you're lucky not to have killed your Bios.
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