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Subject: RE: DPT PM334UW & 440LX -> no boot?
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On Wed, 1 Apr 1998, Simon Shapiro wrote:

> On 31-Mar-98 Tom wrote:
> > 
> >   I've heard that the 440LX chipset stomps on the BIOS on the DPT PM33UW
> > causing booting to fail?
> 
> On some motherboards.  DPT is working on a solution and we will have it as
> soon as they give it to me.

  So in other words, this work around will need to be done in the DPT
driver?  I would think that if the chipset is at fault, that you would
need a firmware upgrade from the motherboard vendor?

  I guess the ASUS P2L97 is one of the affected motherboards?

> Simon

Tom


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