Another bios?

Question: I´ve found a similar bios to a abit BX board.
Can i flash my bios with a another boards bios.

The BX bios contains Soft menu

No unless you are willing to risk having a dead motherboard.

Follow the below listed link for Abit BIOS upgrades. I saw they had ones listed for the BX boards. You HAVE to use a BIOS upgrade designed for your specific board.

http://fae.abit.com.tw/eng/download/bios/i_intel.htm

ummm..... I may be askin a stupid question... but...what is your motherboard?

I have a soyo 6KB board.
I can´t find any bios for it with soft menu.

I have no hardware clock on my board so i must have a bios with soft menu.

Hardware clock=no jumpers, no nothing.

Intel 440lx chipset
pentium II 266mhz@180mhz

No one seems to know how to fix it.

PsycoPhreak said:

ummm..... I may be askin a stupid question... but...what is your motherboard?

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your motherboard is the LARGE PCB that everything plugs into, RAM, CPU, Add-in Cards, Ect.
Without a motherboard, you can not have an operational computer.

I would say it is the most important part of any computer system.

Neophyte_99 said:

I have a soyo 6KB board.
I can´t find any bios for it with soft menu.

I have no hardware clock on my board so i must have a bios with soft menu.

Hardware clock=no jumpers, no nothing.

Intel 440lx chipset
pentium II 266mhz@180mhz

No one seems to know how to fix it.

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That is quite an old board; I just d/l'ed the manual and it looks like there isn't any adjustment for fsb speeds even. Have you messed with the multiplier settings any on the board? I seem to remember that the way that Intel locked the multipliers back on the older P2's could give some funny readings for proc speeds. Go d/l sisoft sandra or wcpuid and see what the actual speed of your proc is. I don't think that you will have any luck finding a bios that has a soft menu for your board; they are board-specific. However, if you flash the bios to Soyo's latest revision, you should be able to run a 433 celeron in it. Your best bet would probably be to get a newer motherboard though.

Heh heh, I know what a motherboard is... I wanted to know what HIS was...