Well, first it depends on what kind of BIOS you have. If you have Phoenix Bios (and my experiences only come from phoenix) then you could use a disk called Crysis Recovery Disk to recover the BIOS incase of a failed flash.
Also you could boot into Ubuntu 10.04 (works with 9.10 as well) if you have a failed vbios flash attempt as well because Ubuntu uses something that can "remake" your vbios on boot if it's broken. And to modify a phoenix BIOS you could use the tool "Phoenix Bios Editor" which isn't free, but copies exist on the internet in places. This tool allows you to take the old video rom from your phoenix bios, and import a newer one. You could do many other things as well such as enable hidden options, enable the recovery option if it's disabled (some OEM's disable recovery features, making the crysis recovery disk useless on a failed flash), and etc. Most of the above applies to phoenix bios only though. I know american megatrends has an editor as well though. So does award bios. On Tue, Jun 15, 2010 at 4:57 PM, hussam aulaian <[email protected]> wrote: > @Espi : could u send me or guide me how can i flash the Vbios , and wht is > the tool to roll back > i mean wht is this recovery thing , and if i flash the Vbios will i be able > to go into normal bios options with normal graphics or everything > is going to be black !???? > @MAD_BEAST: i hope ur not angry at me , man i just was pissed abt intel and > i mentioned that u found that already > im trying just to move forward > @KinGPin : man i hope we could do better > > -- > 9xx SOLDIERS SANS FRONTIERS > -- Espionage724 Has A Signature... -- 9xx SOLDIERS SANS FRONTIERS
