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    Abit aw9d-max

    Hey there guys,

    i have a very important problem, since i searched through all the internet for hours but could not find anything, i decided to ask you guys.

    i recently purchased the aw9d-max and it just won't start with two corsair 1gig sticks. It works just fine with one, but with two i get the postcode 52 error.

    Also, the bios resets itsself after pc reboot.

    So i decided to flash my bios which is 12 to version 13. Now here comes my problem:

    I create a bootable flpyy disk in windows xp, everything works fine and the bootable disk is ready. But when i look at the disk, the startup files on it created by windows are about 560 kb in size. So when i now try to copy the bios files(as described on abit's site) i can't do so, cause the bios file (the .bin file) won't fit on the discette. What to do now??? I don't want to create any bootable usb or cd rom, can anyone help me? I've read the bios update tut on abit's site about a hundred times and did everything step by step, but i just can't copy all the five files to the bootable disk cause they are too big in size....

    here's the link to the abit tut (in horrible english, I'm from germany and it's not any better in german....)

    ww w2.abit.com.tw/page/de/download/guide.php


    Thanks for your help!

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    Hi jeme,you are not alone.I was trying it for a hour or so .
    Hopefully a abit tech do a reply to this tread.

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    hey ho, i solved the problem and flashed my bios to version 113, now the ram works perfectly!!

    You can just create a startup disk for booting in msdos mode, and then create a SECOND disk with the 5 files in the zip file from the abit site!

    If you have any problems, just write me

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    Quote Originally Posted by redlight View Post
    Use this w ww.bootdisk.com 184Kb
    Thx, this is a very nice site !

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    Nice one Redlight,its a very very nice site

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    Quote Originally Posted by jeme View Post
    Hey there guys,

    i have a very important problem, since i searched through all the internet for hours but could not find anything, i decided to ask you guys.

    i recently purchased the aw9d-max and it just won't start with two corsair 1gig sticks. It works just fine with one, but with two i get the postcode 52 error.

    Also, the bios resets itsself after pc reboot.

    So i decided to flash my bios which is 12 to version 13. Now here comes my problem:

    I create a bootable flpyy disk in windows xp, everything works fine and the bootable disk is ready. But when i look at the disk, the startup files on it created by windows are about 560 kb in size. So when i now try to copy the bios files(as described on abit's site) i can't do so, cause the bios file (the .bin file) won't fit on the discette. What to do now??? I don't want to create any bootable usb or cd rom, can anyone help me? I've read the bios update tut on abit's site about a hundred times and did everything step by step, but i just can't copy all the five files to the bootable disk cause they are too big in size....

    here's the link to the abit tut (in horrible english, I'm from germany and it's not any better in german....)

    ww w2.abit.com.tw/page/de/download/guide.php


    Thanks for your help!
    I would not use bios 1.3 if I were you. APART for making more types of memory compatible, I had nothing but problems with it. (see topic)

    gilgamesh
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    Quote Originally Posted by gilgamesh View Post
    I would not use bios 1.3 if I were you. APART for making more types of memory compatible, I had nothing but problems with it. (see topic)

    gilgamesh
    hmm, works perfectly for me...

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