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Subj: Re: Bios Recovery ?
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EI3DIB Opined with considerable skill:-
> Bios chip: 686 Amibios 1999 S064 0219....Multi legged solder job !!!

Replacing that, is not an option.

>
> Is it possible to recover from this and flash it again correctly or is it a
> case of pass to recycling unit ?
>
> I hate to chuck anything potentialy usefull away so any suggestion please ?

As you have nothing to loose...

If you can catch it in time and can get into the BIOS settings - You could see
if you can adjust the settings to boot from a floppy or a USB stick. You then
need to (on another system) make the floppy or USB stick bootable and include
a copy of the AMI BIOS flash software util along with a copy of the actual
BIOS for that specific motherboard. The latter can usually be found on the
motherboard manufacturers web site.

If that doesn't help, bin it.


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