Alpha 1200 BIOS
Date: Thu, 03 Jun 2004 03:08:23 GMT
I have inherited a project of wiping out the drives on an AlphaServer
1200 and an AlphaServer 4100. I could wipe out the drives of both
systems with ARCINST if I could upgrade the BIOS on the 1200. The only
BIOS I find on HP are for x86 systems so I suspect they won’t work on
the Alpha. In any case, the Alpha doesn’t see the .sys files when I
try to upgrade the BIOS.
All help appreciated.
Relevant Pages
- Re: HDD Compatibility
... and new larger drives appear in the ... BIOS Upgrades ... available expansion slot and then connecting your hard drives to it. ... than having to connect them to the controller card itself. ...
(alt.comp.hardware.pc-homebuilt) - Re: Ruined m-board with bios update
... Doubt that you will be back to this post to see this, but if you are, I received an an identical replacement motherboard from Intel today and just finished installing it. ... Plugged all the hard drives into the same connections as the old board and after all the other tiny little connections I turned it on. ... to re-set the clock in the bios and that was no problem. ... Turned power on & inserted recovery CD. ...
(microsoft.public.windows.mediacenter) - Re: Ruined m-board with bios update
... Doubt that you will be back to this post to see this, but if you are, I received an an identical replacement motherboard from Intel today and just finished installing it. ... Plugged all the hard drives into the same connections as the old board and after all the other ... The only hitch was re-starting to re-set the clock in the bios and that was no problem. ... Turned power on & inserted recovery CD. ...
(microsoft.public.windows.mediacenter) - Re: Ruined m-board with bios update
... drives into the same connections as the old board and after all the other ... bios and that was no problem. ... reactivating on a new motherboard. ... Turned power on & inserted recovery CD. ...
(microsoft.public.windows.mediacenter) - Re: Ruined m-board with bios update
... Plugged all the hard drives ... reactivating on a new motherboard. ... Turned power on & inserted recovery CD. ... recovery bios! ...
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