BIOS Updates forum

If I understand you correctly, you want your MSI KM4M-V to natively support SATA RAID?

Judging from the downloads available at the link you provided, I'd guess that SATA RAID on this board is a software-only solution.

The release notes contain flashing instructions.

http://h20000.www2.hp.com/bizsupport/Te ... TypeId=110

The board should suport a 512MB double-sided DIMM.
http://support.intel.com/support/mother ... 013165.htm

My suggestion is buy a new board. The benefits of RDRAM were marginal when it was introduced, they are non-existant now.

Anyhow, the CPU you bought was probably a 533mhz Prescott, when what you needed was a 533mhz Northwood. It's not going to work in that board.

I'm going to guess a Tyan i815 board. Is there anything written on it?

Fastfame, Jamicon...some bottom tier mainland china manufacturer.

Exactly what driver is it you're looking for? Since you have the BIOS id, I'm assuming you don't need a BIOS.

F10 during boot.

You should be able to order english keyboards from the manufacturer, assuming they're brand name systems, like IBM. You should also be able to flash an English BIOS, assuming you can ID the systems.


What's the make and model?

Best bet is an add-on EIDE controller card.

This is onboard, right? How much memory is allotted? What color depth and refresh rate are you attempting?

I'm sure PowerLeap will be eager to advertise on Wim's BIOS Page, now, eh?:)

tanker69 wrote:That is where i got my first bios update. BUT it's still not the right one. i have to get another bios update.It worked don't get me wrong but it just isn;t doing what i need it to do.I hope it's even out there....

And what exactly is it that you need it to do?

Well, we did add an Ultra ATA/133 PCI Card, and the software that came with the hard drive makes DOS "think" the hard drive is 8.4 GB, that's what it reads at startup. Once I'm into windows though, the drive is reading 127GB. Does anyone know where I can find the BIOS I need? That would have been n...

Don't stress yourself too much about it. With a system using SDRAM, and a 9200SE, it's pretty much a moot point; AGP 2X is more than ample.