By ROMby Unknown , 11 January 2005
07/30/1998-i440LX-ITE-2A69JL1DC-00 bios dumped is unpachable by bios patcher.
For command
BP-4_23.EXE Biosdump.bin /e
shows

BIOS Patcher ver. 4.23.
Attention! Advanced qualification is required!

Found 1Mbit BIOS!

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BIOS-PartName SegmOffs Compress/Real_Size "Official" name - what`s meanining
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if you can`t see all messages - choose 80x50 mode or run with ">report.txt".
(c)2002-2003 apple_rom, www.ROM.by
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For command
bp-4_23 Biosdump.bin /m/b >!log
shows only

BIOS Patcher ver. 4.23.
Attention! Advanced qualification is required!

Found 1Mbit BIOS!
Can`t find "*BBSS*"!
error - cant find start.modul!error!

if you can`t see all messages - choose 80x50 mode or run with ">report.txt".
(c)2002-2003 apple_rom, www.ROM.by

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DanZer

21 years 2 months ago

Can`t find "*BBSS*"! message means that patcher can't find BootBlock Startup Signature This either may come out of non-standart-compliant (or very, very old - but LX is not that case) BIOS or AMI BIOS - v4.23 works only with AWARD.
BTW - can't you be more specific: who is mobo manufacturer, what is its model number, hadn't you look for BIOS upgrade in "official" sources, had you all needed files (modbin, cbrom, reall.cod) along with patcher and bios file, isn't any of these files write-protected?
Yes, the first 2 questions can be answered by looking at BIOS Id string in your message, but can't you do it yourself? ;-)

Anonymous (not verified)

21 years 2 months ago

Hi !
There was a poor dumped bios I've had so the problem disapeared when I dumped it again. I'm Really sorry for messing with this here...