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Where to find BIOS Saviour? Any vendors within U.S.?

Hi Tako- I have seen the Bios Savior at Multiwave Direct Product Specs I have not dealt with this company so I can't recommend/endorse them, but it is at least one location with the item for sale. There are probably others as well, but here is a place to start.
- mitymouse
- Post #2
- Feb 9, 2001
- Forum: Motherboards
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KT7 Raid- too many pci cards??

:D Progress! Well, it's too early to call it a total success, but I have definitely made some progress. Like imonarock, I decided to try disabling ACPI. So, I got brave and modified the WZ01 bios with modbin to allow disabling of ACPI in the bios. I then proceeded to flash the bios, reformat...
- mitymouse
- Post #22
- Feb 9, 2001
- Forum: Motherboards
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Lousy Sandra memory benchmark scores compared to the others listed.....

I agree, your memory benches do seem low. Try checking your bios settings- on my KT7 board I had good success using the information found in the optimization guide at www.rojakpot.com The Definitive BIOS Optimization Guide I nearly doubled my memory benches- and the BX chipset should be pretty...
- mitymouse
- Post #5
- Feb 9, 2001
- Forum: Motherboards
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Can't get USB to work on my ABIT K7TA Raid

Here are a couple links that might help you solve your problem: try usbman and Unofficial KT7 FAQ Hope they can be of help!
- mitymouse
- Post #8
- Feb 9, 2001
- Forum: Motherboards
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Can't get USB to work on my ABIT K7TA Raid

What patch are you referring to? I know there is a Microsoft USB patch for Via chipset based boards, but it only pertains to Windows 98 Second edition. Or are you referring to the Via USB filter driver?
- mitymouse
- Post #4
- Feb 8, 2001
- Forum: Motherboards
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KT7 Raid- too many pci cards??

Also if you could please list the array type (0, 1 etc) and the manner in which you have the drives connected to the HPT370. Thanks!
- mitymouse
- Post #18
- Feb 7, 2001
- Forum: Motherboards
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KT7 Raid- too many pci cards??

Nope, it's not 'bad'... but I just get a little bugged when we pay a bit extra for a 'feature' that we wind up not using, or even worse disabling. I am still hopeful that this problem can be solved... I have checked a couple other forums, there are several others posts out there that are...
- mitymouse
- Post #12
- Feb 6, 2001
- Forum: Motherboards
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KT7 Raid- too many pci cards??

I tend to think that it is driver related since scandisk will run on the raid array fine when run from a DOS boot disk or windows startup disk. It is once the drivers are loaded within windows that the problem crops up. I don't think that this is the only thing going on, but I feel it is part...
- mitymouse
- Post #8
- Feb 5, 2001
- Forum: Motherboards
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KT7 Raid- too many pci cards??

Unfortunately, I don't have much experience yet with windows 2000, although I thought that the ACPI support is a little better there. I do know that it is common for all of your PCI devices to be on IRQ 11, and as long as all the cards support IRQ sharing there should be no problem. I have...
- mitymouse
- Post #5
- Feb 4, 2001
- Forum: Motherboards
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KT7 Raid- too many pci cards??

I thought that could be the problem too- but Abit literature shows that PCI #5 is the one that shares with the HPT370. Plus, I've tried moving the card to other slots, and the behavior is always the same. You don't even have to load drivers for the card- it is like just the presence of it...
- mitymouse
- Post #3
- Feb 3, 2001
- Forum: Motherboards
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KT7 Raid- too many pci cards??

Has anyone else had a problem with their raid setup after adding in one more pci card? I have a two drive raid 0 array setup with each drive as the master on IDE3 and IDE4 respectively. All is well until I add in another PCI card to the system. The working configuration includes an AGP Radeon...
- mitymouse
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- Feb 2, 2001
- Replies: 23
- Forum: Motherboards

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