I installed RedHat Linux on a seperate HD on my other machine and did my work. Now I turned the computer off, came back an hour later and put my origional HD in. I boot her up and what do i see?
AWARD BOOTBLOCK BIOS v1.0
BIOS ROM Checksum Error
Detecting floppy drive A media
insert system disk and press enter.
I have an Albatron PX848PV/Pro and i've tried EVERYTHING! I work at a small computer repair shop fixing minor spyware and virus's but never any indepth BIOS.
How the hell do i boot my pc
I've searched google all day and had a look on your forums yet to no avail. If anyone is willing to help it would be very appreciated.
Cheers,
Nick
BIOS ROM Checksum Error
Also check if the memory is OK.
Patched and tested BIOSes are at http://wims.rainbow-software.org
UniFlash - Flash anything anywhere
UniFlash - Flash anything anywhere
Thanks for your replies!
I half knew i had to flash the bios - just needed some reassurance
Anyway, I got the utility off the Albatron site and put it on a floppy, I then started my computer and got the same thing:
I rekon my BIOS is just stuffed
Any suggestions as to what I should do?
I half knew i had to flash the bios - just needed some reassurance
Anyway, I got the utility off the Albatron site and put it on a floppy, I then started my computer and got the same thing:
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AWARD BOOTBLOCK BIOS v1.0
BIOS ROM Checksum Error
Detecting floppy drive A media
Drive media is : 1.4MB
Remove all disks and other media
Press any key to restart
*remove disk*
DISK BOOT FAILURE, INSERT SYSTEM DISK AND PRESS ENTER
Any suggestions as to what I should do?
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Hi,
the Boot Block BIOS is requesting flash recovery.
Most probably there's some hardware causing the issue (memory) or the System Block / Main Block of the BIOS is corrupted.
Restore the BIOS by using flash recovery routine for Award BIOS:
www.ruisch.tk or
http://members.home.nl/jsruisch/BIOS_Fl ... yguide.htm
the Boot Block BIOS is requesting flash recovery.
Most probably there's some hardware causing the issue (memory) or the System Block / Main Block of the BIOS is corrupted.
Restore the BIOS by using flash recovery routine for Award BIOS:
www.ruisch.tk or
http://members.home.nl/jsruisch/BIOS_Fl ... yguide.htm
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I have an old pc is Biostar M6VLR PIII and I don't know how to fix it
In the screen apears biosrom checksum error but the disket it dosen't work and I don't know why somebody help me what can i do?
In the screen apears biosrom checksum error but the disket it dosen't work and I don't know why somebody help me what can i do?
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Try another floppy/floppydrive/fddcable.
If your ob floppycontroller is bad then you're in really bad luck since there seems no way of recovering possible in that case. Only a hotswap or new BIOS chip could be a solution.
Btw: there are also v6.00PG Boot Block BIOS'ses that may request a CD, DVD or Hard Disk with the recovery stuff on it.
This is, however, only for some newer boards (2003 or later I guess).
If your ob floppycontroller is bad then you're in really bad luck since there seems no way of recovering possible in that case. Only a hotswap or new BIOS chip could be a solution.
Btw: there are also v6.00PG Boot Block BIOS'ses that may request a CD, DVD or Hard Disk with the recovery stuff on it.
This is, however, only for some newer boards (2003 or later I guess).
Hi, ive had a similar problem.
But is just says "Flash Recovery" and nothing else happens.
I have a KT600 with a Barton XP2600 and this error does not occur when un plug my ATI 9600XT. But it happens when i plug in my GF6 6600GT.
Is it possible that the power supply (300 watt, which i know its waayyy too low for this system) can cause this proiblem?.
I checked the 4 leds in the back and looked at the motherboards manual and it says it gets getting hanged up at the "Boot Attempt: This will set low stack and boot via INT 19h".
Please help, and thanks in advance.
But is just says "Flash Recovery" and nothing else happens.
I have a KT600 with a Barton XP2600 and this error does not occur when un plug my ATI 9600XT. But it happens when i plug in my GF6 6600GT.
Is it possible that the power supply (300 watt, which i know its waayyy too low for this system) can cause this proiblem?.
I checked the 4 leds in the back and looked at the motherboards manual and it says it gets getting hanged up at the "Boot Attempt: This will set low stack and boot via INT 19h".
Please help, and thanks in advance.
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Most likely it is the power supply.
What's the Ampare rating at the +12V rail?
You should have at least 20~25A @ 12V for adequate power (the wattage of most psu's isn't relevant: for example, a 350W Enermax PSU powers up to 27A@12V while a 550W Qtec has only 15A@12V).
What's the Ampare rating at the +12V rail?
You should have at least 20~25A @ 12V for adequate power (the wattage of most psu's isn't relevant: for example, a 350W Enermax PSU powers up to 27A@12V while a 550W Qtec has only 15A@12V).
i tryed 2 power supplyes. one has 12a and the other 13.
that should be it. ill let you know when i try a better power supply .
I have a 650watt (or at least supposed to be) that says it provides only 16a to the 12v line. Is that possible?
that should be it. ill let you know when i try a better power supply .
I have a 650watt (or at least supposed to be) that says it provides only 16a to the 12v line. Is that possible?