Harald Nitrobit wrote:
> Hallo, ich habe das Board gebraucht erworben, leider ist die
> Supportseite down, suche noch Bios und Handbuch als PDF, den aktuellen
> VIA 4in1 habe ich gefunden sowie den Realtek Soundkartentreiber, im
> Moment habe ich ein USB Controller Problem(Ausrufezeichen) wenn mir
> jemand weiterhelfen könnte wäre ich dankbar?
>
>
Manual (8,340,069 bytes)
http://web.archive.org/web/200605190...k5a2&+&N10.pdf
BIOS (from 2003/09/16)
http://web.archive.org/web/200701021...S/K5A23916.zip
(Note - this file, as well as some others that were archived, is damaged. It would
appear that perhaps the last byte or two, is missing. In the case of the K5A23916.zip
file, when I use PKZIP, it offers to "fix" the file, and the fix seems to work. When
the file is unzipped, the K5A23916.BIN file is 262,144 bytes, an exact power of two.
There is still some risk in using this file, including the fact that I cannot find
a flashing program for it. The BIOS is an Award BIOS, so would need a flasher for
that kind of BIOS. Verify the BIOS chip on the motherboard is 256KB, before flashing it.)
Release note for BIOS
http://web.archive.org/web/200412120...otes/8k5a2.htm
"Model: EP-8K5A2 / EP-8K5A2N
BIOS: K5A23916.BIN (5900)
BIOS Date: 2003/09/16
Fix:
1) Detect AppleBred CPU correctly during post"
Page leading to the above...
http://web.archive.org/web/200412050...os/socketa.htm
There is a copy of AWDFLASH on this page. You would need to do the usual, prepare
a DOS boot disk, put AWDFLASH.exe and the K5A23916.BIN on the floppy. Make a backup
copy of the original BIOS onto the floppy as well. The BIOS is small, at 256KB, so
the floppy should have room for everything.
http://web.archive.org/web/200412110...pport/bios.php
(The download is here. 23,792 bytes and the file is undamaged according to PKZIP.)
http://web.archive.org/web/200412110...LASH_V8.33.zip
Google also makes a reference to magic-flash-beta, but I don't know where to look
for that. Apparently, that is a flasher that operates from Windows. But I
wouldn't take the risk, to use such a feature. The AWDFLASH should be safer.
http://groups.google.ca/group/alt.co...f?dmode=source
If you don't wish to take the risk, of flashing the BIOS, you can also send the
K5A23916.BIN to badflash.com, and have them send you a new BIOS chip. They would
need to know the chip type, of the existing BIOS chip in the socket on the
motherboard, to prepare a new chip for you. Using that method, you get a
BIOS flash update for about $25, with no risk to the motherboard.
Have fun,
Paul
Linear Mode
