Greetings, Worst case, you have to use the jumper. More likely, the CMOS won't checksum 'correctly' for the original BIOS, and so will go through setup again.
G'day, sjames Quoting brian <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>: > Steven James wrote: > > > It will mess up current settings, but I have found that all goes back > to normal if the CMOS is cleared and then the normal BIOS is booted. > > do you mean the jumper on the motherboard, write zeros to CMOS memory > or clear a flag in CMOS?? this is good if this is the case. > > Brian > ----------------------------steven james, director of research, linux labs LinuxBIOS Cluster Solutions 230 peachtree st nw ste 2705 High-Speed Colocation, Hosting, atlanta.ga.us 30303 Linux Hardware, Development & Support http://www.linuxlabs.com * Visit us at SuperComputing 2001, Booth 539 * office/fax 404.577.7747/3 --------------------------------------------------------------------------
