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4A4LL0X0.15A: AL440LX Gateway Astoria http://www.elhvb.com/mboards/intel/ http://home.earthlink.net/~billselk/al440lx/ http://support.intel.com/support/motherboards/desktop/AL440LX/ The board is an OEM version of the Intel AL440LX. The drivers will work from intel, but the BIOS needs to come from G...

nice idea. But remember you will have to edit 2 files to make the change happen (if this is a stock phpBB forum). The first part of the overall_header.tpl file contains CSS code and that will have to be edited. Also the subSilver.css file will need to be edited. One thing that could be done to simpl...

Yes that it it. Notice that it doesn't show the settings for jumper 2 which on the MOBO itself appears to be the one for enabling/disabling the onboard VGA? As far as the BIOS string I tried to figure that out and all I have from the sticker is V58XA BIOS U21 V3.0R01-B1R0. Is that any help or am I ...

Laptop boards are completely proprietory and cannot be ID'ed. All support must come from the manufacturer/retailer....

Another generic Taiwanese clone. Looks like the same manufacturer as 4VPIW. Anyone read Chinese? http://groups.google.com/groups?q=4SPIS&hl=en&lr=&ie=UTF-8&selm=3A8O2j%24a0A%40192.72.25.90&rnum=4 The best I could do:- The extension pastes: > Addressor: Im81101@chpi (Stop formating my CD!) > Title: ...

Nothing new yet. Once new info is found it will be added to the page. At this time there is no known retail equivlent.

Might want to mention its a Gateway OEM board...

Denniss wrote:Yep - this works but the Forum Software must have an option to brake down the Link - not displaying the full link in the table but the link is still working as the adress is accessible .

afraid not, unless there is a MOD that allows this.

to fix the problem caused by long links:

BIOS ID: 62-0822-001437-00101111-071595-A631A543-M754LMR

001437 = PC Chips
M754LMR = Your board model #
http://www.pcchips.com.tw/M754LMR.html

Same as Amptron PIII-3754LMR:
http://www.amptron.com/html/m754LMR.html

Also, if I take the battery out of the board before I flash a bios chip would that protect the chip from a bad flash?

No, that will not protect you from a bad flash...

DFI AK70:


Please open the case and visually compare.

Information can be found via this page:
http://www.dfi.com/product/ProductList.asp

edwin wrote:"evasive"? on wimsbios.com? getting confused here

hey I have to give credit where credit is due... Since you were the one that originally provided me with that info..

Rainbow wrote:Oh, it's not exactly the same board - different number of slots...

jumped the gun on that...

yeah I remember that thread. At this time we have not managed to identify the board past a codename.

edit
heres Rainbow's thread:
http://www.wimsbios.com/phpBB2/viewtopi ... mpaq#21681