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06-11-2007, 1:03 PM
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I have an Intel DL810 OEM mainboard, for which Intel provides no support other than a manual. I see it is the same one of Gateway's boards (Bryant) except the first PCI slot is AMR, and mine boots with the Intel logo. Are they compatible? I have a BIOS from gateway I am curious about. Instead of a single 128KB image, they have a number of smaller ones with BIO/BBO file types. How does this work? I would like to add the LSI SCSI bios. Is there documentation for Iflash or other utilities that could do this? | ||
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