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i4ni, If your bin file was corrupted the flash program would report a checksum error. Maybe the problem is related to the flash drive. I stored the bin file and bflash on the d: (recovery) drive as it is FAT32 and can be read from the dos prompt. Try booting from the CD and flashing from the D: dri...

I also just tried uniflash... It works with 313.bin but when I try to flash with 314.bin I get the following error: "Flash data verification error. Retry write operation?" I have 3 different 314.bin sources... They can't all be bad files, right? Is the 314.bin attributes read only.? I sometimes get...

I guess no one knows the answer to this one...

Dacso wrote:You should pick up a portable USB floppy drive to use with computers that don't have a floppy drive included. It makes the flashing process simple

Dan

But is that the problem? Because I have a great boot CD that gives me access to a CF card that I have placed all of my bios files on.

I also just tried uniflash... It works with 313.bin but when I try to flash with 314.bin I get the following error:

"Flash data verification error. Retry write operation?"

I have 3 different 314.bin sources... They can't all be bad files, right?

Dacso wrote:You could try Bflash instead of the award flashers. PM me with an email address and I'll send it to you. It might work.

Dan

I have also tried bflash with the same result, stating "It is not award BIOS!"

I will try and find an update to the file.

Greetings! I have the following specs: BIOS Date: 11/15/05 BIOS Type: Phoenix - AwardBIOS v6.00PG BIOS ID: 11/15/2005-RS482-SB400-Amberine OEM Sign-On: Copyright 2005 by Hewlett-Packard Company Rev. 3.13 Chipset: AMD 1100 rev 0 Superio: Unknown OS: WinXP SP2 CPU: AMD Athlon(tm) 64 Processor 3200+ 19...