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About the file :
This readme file contains Flash ROM installation procedures when
you need to update the BIOS. You have one of the following ways
to get the BIOS for your system.
. update diskette from your dealer or retail store
. update files from manufacture's BBS No:886-2-6018227
. update files from manufacture's Internet Addr:www.iwill.com.tw
###################################################################
# WARNING! #
# Flash EPROM provides better upgradeability and a convenient way #
# to update sytem BIOS. Please follow the next procedures "How to #
# update the BIOS" to do the correct setp. If your installation #
# procedures is not completed or encounter unexpected error(s). #
# The system will not boot anymore. #
###################################################################
About the model of motherboard :
Before your system has been updated BIOS, you must make sure the
motherbaord was updated with its correct BIOS.ex:
Model:DP6NS Filename: DNSmmdd.BIN
(Note:mmdd means month and date)
How to update the BIOS :
1. Check if you need to update the BIOS - turn on your computer and you
will see the following message shown on the screen.
Award Modular BIOS V4.50PG, An Energy Star Ally
Copyright (c) 1984-94, Award Software, Inc.
DP6NS (mmm.dd.1997)
Compare the date shown in the above message with the new
BIOS files DNSmmdd.BIN you have. The DNSmmdd.BIN should be a new
one. The new BIOS file should be located in the same directory
with this readme file and the Flash Program AWDFLASH.EXE
2. Turn on your computer and enter the DOS prompt. Please note that
you can not use any protect mode application or driver (such as
EMM386, QEMM386) when updating BIOS. Comment out those command in
the AUTOEXEC.BAT or CONFIG.SYS file and reboot your system again.
If you are using MS-DOS 6.0 or later, you can do this by press [F5]
function key while the "Staring MS-DOS..." line is on the screen.
The MS-DOS will skip your CONFIG.SYS and
and AUTOEXEC.BAT files. The AWDFLASH.EXE file can not work under
protected mode.
If you are using Windows 95 or later, you can do this by press
[Shift]+ [F5] function key while the "Staring Windows..." line is on
the screen. The Windows 95 will start Command Prompt Only.
3. Insert DNSmmdd.BIN diskette into drive A or B and type :
A:\AWDFLASH /c or B:\AWDFLASH /c
A:\AWDFLASH DNSmmdd.bin /c or B:\AWDFLASH DNSmmdd.bin /c
the Falsh Memory Write Utility will ask for the filename of the
new BIOS. Enter "DNSmmdd.BIN" and press [Enter] key. The utility
will ask you to save the OLD ROM BIOS code in the
diskette when the utility give a message "Do You Want To Save BIOS
(Y/N)" and press [Y]. The file is a backup of your
original BIOS from the motherboard. The next message will ask
"Are you sure to program(Y/N)". If you press the [Y] key. The utility
will load the new code into Falsh ROM.
The new utility parameter /c means clear CMOS during BIOS has been
flashed.
4. When completed loading the new BIOS, you must power off or reboot the
system, and enter the CMOS Setup Utility before going any
further by pressing [DEL] key. In the Setup Utility, choose "LOAD
SETUP DEFAULTS" option and respond "Y(es)" to load the hardware
default value for proper initialization. If you have not LOAD SETUP
DEFAULTS. The mothboard's CMOS value was still the old BIOS.
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# VERY IMPORTANT : #
# You must Load SETUP DEFAULTS for the updated motherbaord BIOS. #
# Each version BIOS has its own CMOS difinition. Without doing #
# this, the system will be setup in Umknown Configuration. #
###################################################################
BIOS Release Note:
1. The DNS0605.BIN support All PCB Version of DP6NS motherboard.
2. This BIOS has been tested to replace the following BIOS.
DP6NS (Jan.09.1997)
3. The DNS0605.BIN engineering change:
a.) Compatible with NEC 328MES-6T with Parity, made by Century.
BIOS Setting: EDO/60ns on 66MHz Bus Frequency
Register Detail: One clock Delay of RAS to CAS.
One additional wait state of MA Wait State.
4. The Source code of DNS0605 and DNS0109 is same.
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