re: Question about 'Dealing with Windows's Advanced Power Management (APM)'
Sunday, November 23, 2003 at 6:17 am
Windows XP Annoyances Discussion Forum
Posted by Paul Bristow
(3 messages posted)
CK
I have found and flashed a beta bios V1011.005 as this reports will accept larger
hard drives (but fails to say what size up to?) I have checked the Primary IDE channel
(10GB IBM Drive) and it reports it is using ULTRA DMA Mode2, so at least that is
supported, if you do find out any more information about supported hard drive sizes
it would be appreciated before I purchase one.
I would like to change the motherboard but funds do not allow it at the moment (out
of work) and this motherboard was given to me and the case cost me £5 (secondhand)
so I will carry on with the project.
Paul
On Saturday, November 22, 2003 at 12:20 pm, C K wrote:
>Not sure what the largest drive is, I can do some checking. It could be up to 30
>gig as far as the BIOS goes, but not much more I would expect. This board on my
>bench won't run in DMA on XP either, but it will on Win 2000 so you might want to
>check that in your device manager as POI mode slows it down quite a bit. I only
>have a 10 gig Maxtor on this one. (Client doesn't want it upgraded). I didn't
see
>any specs as to the updated BIOSes on HD size updates.. I would say, save your
money..
> I will see what I can find out. If you really want to get a newer BIOS that will
>support up to 60 I believe, check out (www.mrbios.com) but on this board, which
was
>a good board in it's day, it's not worth putting much money into. You might try
>the BETA bios from the Asus website. C K
>
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