msafri
08-27-2001, 05:13 AM
Hi,
I am using Gigabyte GA-&ZXR-C, with AMI v 1.24e(ver F6) on the main Bios chip and
1.24b(ver F5) on the backup one. My Cmos gets deleted whenever I use the reset switch after the
Bios has finished POST, including when in Dos and Win98 environments. This only happens when
I am booting from the main chip. Could it be possible that there is something wrong with the newer
Bios? I get a Cmos settings wrong, bad checksum error message. Or may it be because the Main
chip gets compared to the backup one and finding differences it automatically switch's to the
backup. I do not want to upgrade both Bios's since I want to keep an older one to fall back on.
This doen't happen by using CTRL-ALT-Del combo or restarting properly from windows.
I also noticed a little increse in the instability of my system after I flashed the newer bios, eg.
Midtown Madness 2 hang's up suddenly although quite rarely. However I can't verify any such
assumption without thorough testing, besides the 'instability' didn't show up immediately after
upgrading, as far as I can remember.
I am using Gigabyte GA-&ZXR-C, with AMI v 1.24e(ver F6) on the main Bios chip and
1.24b(ver F5) on the backup one. My Cmos gets deleted whenever I use the reset switch after the
Bios has finished POST, including when in Dos and Win98 environments. This only happens when
I am booting from the main chip. Could it be possible that there is something wrong with the newer
Bios? I get a Cmos settings wrong, bad checksum error message. Or may it be because the Main
chip gets compared to the backup one and finding differences it automatically switch's to the
backup. I do not want to upgrade both Bios's since I want to keep an older one to fall back on.
This doen't happen by using CTRL-ALT-Del combo or restarting properly from windows.
I also noticed a little increse in the instability of my system after I flashed the newer bios, eg.
Midtown Madness 2 hang's up suddenly although quite rarely. However I can't verify any such
assumption without thorough testing, besides the 'instability' didn't show up immediately after
upgrading, as far as I can remember.