I had a similar problem on one of the EMVR sku boards.
When I upgraded and rebooted, it wouldnt get past the post screen. Just
froze up completely.
Through some trial and error I found something out - if I re-flash and reset
CMOS it will boot. If I go into the bios settings and try to turn quiet
boot off (the option to get rid of the intel logo screen) then it will
freeze up everytime.
This really sucks because the last BIOS revision is from May 2003 -
something tells me a new revision isnt in the works...
"Edwin van Boven" <elhvb@xs4all.nl> wrote in message
news:3fec1f84$0$330$e4fe514c@news.xs4all.nl...
> Buggy release. It happens sometimes. If there is a previous more recent
> bios
> you have access to, try that one.
>
> <bwarnock@gtemail.net> wrote in message
> news:9d72596d.0312170441.176755cc@posting.google.c om...
>> bwarnock@gtemail.net (bwarnock@gtemail.net) wrote in message
> news:<9d72596d.0312161825.5b69293e@posting.google. com>...
>> > While upgrading from MV85010A.86A.0025.P10 to MV85010A.86A.0069.P25:
>>
>> I was able to grab a copy of the original BIOS out of Intel's
>> archives, write it to floppy, and recover successfully from it,
>> restoring the machine to its original state.
>>
>> I've since discovered that this behavior with the P25 rev is
>> not-too-infrequently encountered. Any ideas why?
>>
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>> BCWarnock
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