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Need manual & newer BIOS for Shuttle HOT-317 PGA. It is a vintage 386 board with OPTI 82C495SLC / 82C206 (OP495SLC) chipset.
Current BIOS I can supply is dated 11/11/92. There should be a BIOS from around '93. (No support from Shuttle. Nothing on their FTPs.)

Motherboard vendor is listed as "Holco Enterprise Co.; Ltd."

BIOS Model: FCh SubModel: 01h, Revision: 00h
BIOS ID: 40-040B-001343-00101111-111192-OP495SLC-8
BIOS Revision: 040B

Also wonder about the correct cache & BIOS settings for Cyrix
cx486DRx2-33/66 processor (does the board have a A20M# pin, KEN#, FLUSH#, SUSP# etc.)

MB can be equipped with 64 MB SIMM. Will the 128 kb 2nd level cache RAM cache all 64 MB??



Any help / info welcome. I also will help reading out EPROMs or buy the
complete MB if it has a newer BIOS.



rfs666

I think there are no BIOS updates for it.
Some configurations:
http://www.pcwizard.us/jumpersettings/m/S-T/32931.htm

There is a newer BIOS dated 08/08/93. I found it here (look at the screenshots of the diag program - same BIOS ID) http://www.winhistory.de/more/386/386vers.htm . But the guy sold his board already, so no chance to get a copy here. I hope to find someone still owning this board....

Btw, I looked at TotalHardware99 but it's not the Rev3.0 board, it's the 317P version....

you have a hot-317 plain version.
http://saul.pointclark.net/m/S-T/32931.htm

The 08/08/93 bios shown is for the hot-317h/hot-317p version which is a different board.
http://saul.pointclark.net/m/S-T/31682.htm
http://saul.pointclark.net/m/S-T/31680.htm

[quote="edwin"]you have a hot-317 plain version.
http://saul.pointclark.net/m/S-T/32931.htm

The 08/08/93 bios shown is for the hot-317h/hot-317p version which is a different board.
http://saul.pointclark.net/m/S-T/31682.htm
http://saul.pointclark.net/m/S-T/31680.htm [/quote]

I don't think so. Look here http://www.legacy-parts.de/Shuttle-Hot317PGA-small.jpg It's a pic of my board. Looks most similar to the "H" version.

Ah. I now see I misread your post. I thought the link was pointing to a "P" but it was pointing to the 3.0

OK, that makes things more interesting indeed. Off to hunt for a P/H version (if it is online somewhere)