FlashBack to Every Bios Version 503, 603, 706, 802, 901, 1001, 1103, 1201, 1302 (Versions 706 & 1201 have been removed from ASUS site, i still have if anyone needs them, they were probably deemed unsafe somehow though) Safe Switch, Slow Mode, LN2, Toggled Disabled/Enabled Pci-E (1-4) Switches, Bios Chips Toggle (three W25Q128BV's, bought one on ebay) Re-seated: CPU, Graphics Card, Memory, Motherboard. Removed all components (Graphics Card/Memory) leaving ATX Power Cords plugged to Mainboard/Motherboard Cleared Cmos, Pulled Battery, Unplugged the Power Supply, I bought a EZP2010 downloaded every Bios version from ASUS website and combined every feasible way to flash the bios, i counted 63+ combinationsīut I've probably tried over 100+ and spent at least 20 hours troubleshooting this. The rest is just basic info i have & tried:
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Was screwed, I tried "Flash Back", but still the same after all my troubleshooting and your tips and tricks here, I'm still stuck at this code.Ī question for you LiveOrDie, after loosing your S/N's how did you get them back? I have my Mobo S/N but i don't have my Mac Address Or UUID,ĭo these matter for at least a successful boot up? And anyone that has any suggestions or help please shout out.
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So i thought perhaps i should use the copy 1 to 2 function (Good over Bad), instantly after attempting this, i knew on "Reboot" from the new code "00" it One bios got corrupted (unknown how) and i think both chips were version 503, Just standard settings, enabling/disabling unused ports and peripherals etc).
What happened about two months ago i received my motherboard and set it up fine and was tweaking in the bios (no voltages or anything,
) all the time :))īut i think my Rampage V Extreme is worse then just a SPI Flash Reprogram to the chip, PLZzzzzz prove me wrong. I'm still stuck with the Zero's code at cold boot "00" (coincidentally enough my name is "Null" so i get to see (. I have to mute it now (Watched your videos to many times.) and I'm still having double zero troubleZ, no success here. All of those refer to Arduino sketch only, as the Java app is written in a manner, that excludes any hardware incompatibilities.įirstly, some models may have a smaller amount of digital I/O pins, which can be solved by using shift registers, such as 74HC595.Thanks so much for all your information, through both your updated video tut and cool techno music, sad to say In order to use different Arduino model, there may be some changes that will have to be applied. In spite of all the above, it still remains a fully functionable programmer, which I am planning to use in my further projects.
It enables the user to visually experience the process of programming an EEPROM, which cannot be seen when using industrial programmers as the DIY platform allows slowing everything down and even adding LEDs showing current status of the operation. The project is made mainly for educational purposes. Easily save different EEPROMs with easy access to their respective Arduino firmware and datasheets.Saving and opening *.csv files, containing binary data.Easy EEPROM (electrically erasable programmable read-only memory) programming, thanks to user-friendly GUI.
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