Oh man..................

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Oh man..................

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I think I killed my extra BP6.
I tryed to do a hot flash for a Gigabyte board, now neither of them do anything.
The Gigabyte board had a bad flash, I got the boot block and floppy search but it wouldn't do anything witha floppy in there........
The BP6 beeped once, long beeps, the ram is good, I tryed it in the kids BP6, and I took the BIOS chip from the good BP6 and it still did nothing.
I think thats what the long beep's are......

It is sitting on bubble wrap on the shelf I was gonna use for the Gigabyte board, no case.
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IT'S NOT DEAD IT'S NOT DEAD!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
WOOOOOOOOT
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Great! :D
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Whooohooo!
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One question I didnt think of in my excitement.
Why would it have to be standing up to work?????
It doesnt work laying down, I put it on the bubble pack they came in.....
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What has to be standing up to work; the motherboard(s)?
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Ya, it's not in a case.
In order for it to do anything it has to be standing on end.....
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you didnt try to lay it on a flat piece of antistatic baggie or anything (mat, foam)?

maybe somehow the bubbles were not antistatic?
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No I didnt try that, I will tomorrow, I got some big anti static bags from other mobo's I have purchased..........
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No go with it laying down but it's up and running both 533 CPU's.........

I took a pic with my lousy web cam.....................
I really need a digital camera......heh
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lol poor Slagathor


is there something on the backside of the board making it short or is the cooler on the cpu touching something when its laying flat?
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Maybe it has something to do with a loose/broken wire?
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I havent seen anything on the bugger to make it not run when laying down........
I gave her a good once over, then did it a secend time.......
It would be nice to lay her down, then I wouldn't need that floppy to brace the vid card......... :D :D :D
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Post by RRLedford »

Check the slots. May have a distorted contact in one that makes it only touch when gravity helps.
My fussiest BP6 system is now doing a lockup about once a week & doesn't reboot (locks on bios stage) unless I lay it in its side (mid-tower). After it's up again for a while, I can put it back upright until the next freeze. One capacitor bulging.
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She's laying down now.........
But I also just got another Gigabyte mobo with blown i/o chip, so I snaggled the bios chip and have a perfectly good Gigabyte.....hehee

To bad it isn't an abit...... :D
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Post by Wolfram »

I thought anti-static-bags were conductive on the outside to discharge the static? So you shouldn´t put a board _on_ them, because that could cause a short-circuit. But are standard bubble bags anti-static at all? Always thought they´re so popular only because, you know... we all love to *pop* them bubbles, right? ;D
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Wolfram wrote:Always thought they´re so popular only because, you know... we all love to *pop* them bubbles, right? ;D
Well, in that case......................

http://www.urban75.com/Mag/bubble.html
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*pop* :))) uh, I could go on forever...
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InactiveX wrote:
Wolfram wrote:Always thought they´re so popular only because, you know... we all love to *pop* them bubbles, right? ;D
Well, in that case......................

http://www.urban75.com/Mag/bubble.html
/me loves :P That is so cool.
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derek you use mIRC don't you?
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kuun wrote:derek you use mIRC don't you?
Yes.
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what network?

im on undernet as kuunlb
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kuun wrote:what network?

im on undernet as kuunlb
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eww i dun like efnet

never been on freenode

will have to check it out

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