If it's like the AOpen boards that have dual BIOS storage, it is 'hard'
switchable via a jumper switch. Meaning both are not simultaneously
accessible or usable, only one at a time.
Alain Greppin wrote:
> Hello,
>
> Has anyone some information about the DualBIOS feature
> on the Gigabyte boards ?
>
> Do you think it is possible to load linuxbios
> and a minimal kernel in this DualBIOS wich is 2 x 256k ?
>
> And, in general, when the BIOS is flashed with linuxbios,
> how can I reflash it to upgrade ?
>
> What i want, is to build a cluster of diskless Linux boxes.
> What is best for this case ? a) linuxbios b) nic + boot rom
>
> Thanks,
> Alain Greppin
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