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Because not all of my network cards have boot rom sockets.

Go down about 3/4 of the way:

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I'm working on a cheap device with little to no hardware to flash chips. Here is what I've got as an idea and would appreciate any input. Take a piece of perf board or similar and put a wire-wrap 32pin socket into it. The point of the wire-wrap socket is the long wires will extend long enough to all...

15$ doesn't sound that bad compared to the other options listed.

I'm trying to get a 3c595 card boot rom integrated into the bios. See the output: C:\DOCUME~1\jason\Desktop\rom>CBROM.EXE 603WWQ0B.ROM /d CBROM V2.07 (C)Award Software 2000 All Rights Reserved. ******** 603WWQ0B.ROM BIOS component ******** No. Item-Name Original-Size Compressed-Size Original-File-Na...

Also you can flash the latitude bios into the inspirons in many cases so that you can use the Docks with the PCI slots.

http://home.comcast.net/~stonent/itol.htm

I had an idea for a while but was never able to test it until now. My local used computer store has a big bin full of old motherboards for 2$ each. So I thought I could harvest the bios chips and flash them with boot proms. I tried and it worked! Here's what I did. Flash Chip : 29ee010 128KB 5V Flas...

Great utility! I updated all of my bioses with it

There was a post further up in the forum about adding tualatin support. Apple_rom's utilities modified my p2b-s bios and added 6b4. C:\Documents and Settings\jason\Desktop\bios>bp-4rc_C.exe 1014s.003 /e BIOS_Patcher ver. 4.0_RC.C from "Second_Hope utils". Warning! Recommended for power-users! Found ...

Remove your memory modules. If you see a tag with that part number DP/N xxxxxx, then you can upgrade to a 1ghz Mobile Pentium 3 (in the uPGA2 package)
(Note, this is not a Pentium IIIm)[/img]

You can download things from dell by going to http://support.ap.dell.com, it doesn't require you to register there, or just go to http://ftp.us.dell.com

The XPSpro is a P-Pro 200.

Joe wrote:Send me the bios .exe file I'll decompile it and send you the rom file.

aqs12@broadviewnet.net

Joe

Ive decrypted dell bioses before using a program to UN-Lzexe the bios. What do you use?

The Latitude CP and CPiD have the same exact motherboard but the bios determines whether or not you can have a Pentium or Pentium II. By flashing with the TR4 bios (a OEM bios) you can make it run in Dual mode. Simply install your Pentium II MMC-1 processor and boot up and then flash with the latest...

I just buy junk motherboards from the bin at a local computer store I then harvest the bioses from them.