Hi Guys,
I flashed my bios to latest as I was having some weird clitches. So, after what seemed a successful flash I rebooted and now I get nothing. No Boot from either HD, DVD or floppy. It doesn't even sound like its looking. Just goes straight to a little flashing white curser in the top left of screen.
Has anyone experienced this before with this MOBO. Have I missed a setting somewhere? If so, any suggestions would be greatly appreciated. I'm hoping the MOBO is still ok. Are there other jumper settings I should try??
Thanks
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Tyan S2895 Bios Help
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Tyan S2895 Bios Help
Peter Houghton
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Ok, so I cleared the CMOS with the jumper and rebooted. before entering the BIOS setup, after the memory check it said " 0251 System CMOS Checksum Bad".
I'm assuming that's not very good.
Cheers
I'm assuming that's not very good.
Cheers
Peter Houghton
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proceed with healthy dosage of fists and boots.
that helps ...wierdly enough...computers are a bit precious sometimes :)
that helps ...wierdly enough...computers are a bit precious sometimes :)
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heathen wrote:This won't help Pete as all I can say is, doh!
Try flashing it a few times, if you hav'nt already, I've found sometimes it needs to be done several times.
Wish I could. Can't even get a boot from floppy to reflash. I'm trying to source a new bios chip. If not I'll have to buy another MOBO. PITA.
Whilst I'm at it, can anyone sugest a great mobo for a pair of Opteron Dual core 270's.
Cheers
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I always buy my computer gear from these guys, a mate used to work there but it seems evey piece of gear I've bought here has lasted well beyond it's time.
http://www.cam1.com.au/catalog/id/160/n/components.html
I dunno actually I'm sure someone can suggest somewhere better, seems they carry less stock than they used to, maybe just give them a call.
http://www.cam1.com.au/catalog/id/160/n/components.html
I dunno actually I'm sure someone can suggest somewhere better, seems they carry less stock than they used to, maybe just give them a call.
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Well, the mobo is certainly expensive enough tthat it'd be worth hunting down a bios chip!
These guys sell the board so they may be able to source parts..
http://ijk.com.au/branch/ijk/product_in ... _id=103218
These guys sell the board so they may be able to source parts..
http://ijk.com.au/branch/ijk/product_in ... _id=103218
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