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Looking for a Freetech Award 486f38X bios upgrade!
- Thread starter Robin4
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Plasma
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The "BIOS Master" needs a BIOS? lol 
Well you are in luck, I happen to have this motherboard and the latest BIOS.
http://phatcode.net/stuff/f38xg.zip
Also I have a "hacked" version in there...I don't remember what's changed but I think maybe it has support for large hdds?
Well you are in luck, I happen to have this motherboard and the latest BIOS.
http://phatcode.net/stuff/f38xg.zip
Also I have a "hacked" version in there...I don't remember what's changed but I think maybe it has support for large hdds?
Most people have these files hosted on their FTP server.( i dont really know all of those FTP servers with internet unavailable files on it) I also tried the internet, but most url already doesnt work anymore.. So i hoped anyone had this file on his computer or FTP server..
Thanks for that bios i will try it out.. and let you know if it worked out.
Thanks for that bios i will try it out.. and let you know if it worked out.
I have this motherboard up and running again.. Its seems that the REV G bios solved the Y2K bug problem.. And iam very happy you could help me out..
I didnt try that Custom bios out anyways, because iam not sure if it is a stable one..
The older bios version was the REV D version that came with the motherboard. That ones had the Y2K bug in it.
I didnt try that Custom bios out anyways, because iam not sure if it is a stable one..
The older bios version was the REV D version that came with the motherboard. That ones had the Y2K bug in it.