New Abit BE6 BIOS

The new beta bios for the BE6 is downloaded in a. bo1 file doesn't it need to be a. bin file? Also where do you boot to run the award. exe, last time I flashed it with Win98 I was able to boot to dos but no more dos in Win2k.

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The new beta bios for the BE6 is downloaded in a .bo1 file doesn't it need to be a .bin file? Also where do you boot to run the award.exe, last time I flashed it with Win98 I was able to boot to dos but no more dos in Win2k. Thanks in advance,
 
Zeke

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frist you need ftp://ftp.abit.com.tw/pub/utilities/awdflash.exe
make a file call bios.bat add the line to it
"awdflash be6_pv.b01 /py /sn /cd /cp /cc"
copy the file to a dos boot disk
bootup <type> bios done Power down,
Power Up resetup the bios the way you want.
Just let you know you may have reinstall Win200 for ACPI function to work.

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where do you guys come up with some of this ****, OMG just hold down f8 after the award bios screen is done then go to command prompt and run it from there, worked for me dont see why it wont work for anyone else jeez reinstall win2k

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Just rename it to .bin and run award flash. That is all I did. Works perfect for me. Include bios 1.22 for the HPT controller card.

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Originally posted by SHScopy the file to a dos boot disk
what files do i need for that?
(just autoexecute.bat,config.sys and command.com?)

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It doesn't matter what is the extension of the file. U can remove it if u don't like it, u can name it anything u like as long as it is 3 characters or less. They call it "bin" just because they always did, I'm a lazy typer so I just rename it to "a" with no extension at all this way I have less to type in dos .
When u install BIOS always boot from disk to be safe.