CMOS checksum error:atrend ATC6254 BX
Manual: ftp://ftp.univ-lille1.fr/pub/vendor/atr ... /6254m.zip
Sudden CMOS checksum error is caused by low or completely dead CMOS backup battery (usually standard CR2032 on all newer boards).
Sudden CMOS checksum error is caused by low or completely dead CMOS backup battery (usually standard CR2032 on all newer boards).
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Hi...
I had a similar problem on an ABIT SH6 board.
I replaced the battery, had the BIOS chip re-programmed, still got same problem.
Even after "clear CMOS" and several restart attempts, it still reports "CMOS Checksum Error".
Am I right in thinking that the 'CMOS' chip is in fact the Electrically Eraseable Programmable Logic Device (ATMEL ATF 16V8C) at location U24 adjacent to the BIOS chip?
This is a surface mounted PLCC package with five pins on each side.
It is feasible with care and a steady hand to swap this chip.
I'd be interested in any feedback on this.
Regards...
Dave Clark
I had a similar problem on an ABIT SH6 board.
I replaced the battery, had the BIOS chip re-programmed, still got same problem.
Even after "clear CMOS" and several restart attempts, it still reports "CMOS Checksum Error".
Am I right in thinking that the 'CMOS' chip is in fact the Electrically Eraseable Programmable Logic Device (ATMEL ATF 16V8C) at location U24 adjacent to the BIOS chip?
This is a surface mounted PLCC package with five pins on each side.
It is feasible with care and a steady hand to swap this chip.
I'd be interested in any feedback on this.
Regards...
Dave Clark
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Sorry Nick. I thought I was "replying" to a thread that was already cross posted, albeit by two separate people.
FWIW I didn't actually post the identical reply in each thread.
Regards...
Dave
FWIW I didn't actually post the identical reply in each thread.
Regards...
Dave
Understood; but it would have been better to start a new post for your particular problem.
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