Aopen AX6C-L Bios

Initial release.

Checksum E278h.

[Note] The AOpen Easy Flash way does not apply to this 4Mb BIOS.

Please follow steps below to flash the AX6C BIOS. Procedure:

Download this self-extracting file and execute it to get the binary

BIOS file, flash and checksum utilities. Run "CHECKSUM AX6Cxxx.BIN"

to see if the checksum of the downloaded file is exactly the same

as indicated. If not, do the downloading again. Save "AOFL170.EXE"

and "AX6Cxxx.BIN" to a DOS floppy disk. Reboot your system with

this disk without loading any memory handler (suh as EMM386) or

device driver to get as much free space as possible. Execute

A:>AOFL170 AX6Cxxx.BIN. DO NOT turn off the power during

flashing process, until you are asked to!! Reboot system and press

"DEL" to enter BIOS setup, load "BIOS SETUP DEFAULT", then SAVE and

EXIT. Done!

Specifications:

Model AX6C-L

CPU: FSB 133MHz

Slot 1

Support Intel Slot 1 Pentium II/III/Celeron

Chipset: Intel 820

Intel ICH

Main Memory : RIMM

Support ECC

64/128/256MB

PC800/600 Rambus

Max Memory : 1GB

Super I/O: Winbond

Clock Gen.: Cypress

Graphics: 4X AGP slot

IDE: Integrated DMA33 Controller

Max Disk : 137GB [28 bits ATA Spec.]

Audio: Analog Devices AC'97 Audio CODEC on-board

USB: USB 1.1 Port x 1

Slot: AGP

PCI

AMR

Storage & Back Panel I/O: IDE Channel : DMA33

PS/2 Keyboard : x 1

PS/2 Mouse : x 1

Printer Port : Printer Port x 1

COM Port : COM Port x 1

USB Port : USB Port x 1

Game/MIDI Port : x 1

Line_In : x 1

Speaker_Out : x 1

MIC_In : x 1

On Board Connector: CPU FAN

Chassis FAN

System FAN

Front Panel Connector : Front Panel

IrDA Connector : IrDA

Wake_on_LAN

Wake_on_Modem

BIOS: Award PnP 4Mb Flash ROM BIOS

Form Factor: ATX

Board Size: 305 mm x 210 mm

Software & Utility: HWMON utility

Norton Anti-Virus

Acrobat Reader

AOconfig utility

Online eBook Manual

Accessory: Bonus Pack CD disc

Floppy Disk cable

40-wire IDE cable

Do use the latest driver version available, it will help you use

the facilities of your hardware easier and better. An old version

can create hardware conflicts and errors in function. Try to stay

updated with your drivers monthly or sometimes weekly. Chose wisely

the specific drivers: motherboards driver, bios, graphic cards

drivers, modem drivers and so on. Chose the right driver for your

hardware and try to make backups of your system every time you want

to make a change.