I am looking for at patched version of BIOS that can support my Seagate 40GB.
BIOS id today is 07/06/98- i440BX-W977TF-ATC-6240C-00
When I bought the drive I managed to get the it working with the help of western digitals EZ Drive software (I got it with my older 6GB hard drive). But somtimes when I startup the computer the hard drive is not visible in windows (2000).The hard drive has worked like that for about one year, until last week when I removed the battery on the mainboard as I was going to get a new one, because the computer keep losing the time settings each time I turn it off. Someting happened and now I am looking for a better solution.
40GB: A-trend ATC-6240 V.1
Hello,
My full BIOS ID is as follows
ATC-6240 VER: 1.1 02 WB
When I boot up the computer, it stops after recognising my 40GB seagate,
- on the screen it says "press F4 to continue" and you can not get any further. When the drive is dissconnected the system works fine.
I hope that it helps
Thanks
Ulf
My full BIOS ID is as follows
ATC-6240 VER: 1.1 02 WB
When I boot up the computer, it stops after recognising my 40GB seagate,
- on the screen it says "press F4 to continue" and you can not get any further. When the drive is dissconnected the system works fine.
I hope that it helps
Thanks
Ulf
Latest BIOS at ZDnet.de is:
05/25/1999-i440BX-W977TF-6240-VH
6240 VER:1.1 07 WB
which still has the bug.
Latest BIOS at ftp://ftp.univ-lille1.fr/pub/vendor/atr ... rd/Slot_1/ is:
12/08/1999-i440BX-W977TF-6240C-KZ
6240 VER:1.1 08 WB
and already supports big HDDs.
ftp://ftp.univ-lille1.fr/pub/vendor/atr ... 40118A.BIN
05/25/1999-i440BX-W977TF-6240-VH
6240 VER:1.1 07 WB
which still has the bug.
Latest BIOS at ftp://ftp.univ-lille1.fr/pub/vendor/atr ... rd/Slot_1/ is:
12/08/1999-i440BX-W977TF-6240C-KZ
6240 VER:1.1 08 WB
and already supports big HDDs.
ftp://ftp.univ-lille1.fr/pub/vendor/atr ... 40118A.BIN
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