MV1 board issues with Matrimelee

leepantalone

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Has anyone had problems with Matrimelee and a MV1 board? I had major resetting problems...

Also, if my MV1 has a socket bios, is the changing of the bios just a matter of unplugging the old, and inserting the new?

Thanks.
 
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Amano Jacu

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leepantalone said:
Has anyone had problems with Matrimelee and a MV1 board? I had major resetting problems...

Also, if my MV1 has a socket bios, is the changing of the bios just a matter of unplugging the old, and inserting the new?

Thanks.
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Yes, to change the bios you just need to pull out the old an insert the new. Easy as pie.

Do MV-1 specific issues also happen on the MV-1A?
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All I can say is that ROTD (that also suffered a lot of trouble in many boards) worked OK in my MV1A.
 
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Re: Re: MV1 board issues with Matrimelee

Amano Jacu said:
All I can say is that ROTD (that also suffered a lot of trouble in many boards) worked OK in my MV1A.
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I will take that as a good sign :D

Thanks alot
 
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Re: Re: MV1 board issues with Matrimelee

Amano Jacu said:
Yes, to change the bios you just need to pull out the old an insert the new. Easy as pie.



All I can say is that ROTD (that also suffered a lot of trouble in many boards) worked OK in my MV1A.
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Do I have to be an electronics engineer or a solder wiz to make this modification?

Where can I buy the bios chip? Is the chip at the Neo Store the very chip I need?
 
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Re: Re: Re: MV1 board issues with Matrimelee

leepantalone said:
Do I have to be an electronics engineer or a solder wiz to make this modification?

Where can I buy the bios chip? Is the chip at the Neo Store the very chip I need?
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Read my lips:

NO. MORE. SOLDERING.

As it is socketed, you just need to pull it out with your very fingers, maybe using a flat screwdriver to help.

The bios you need is the unibios . You can order it there, or download it and have it burnt yourself, any electronics store should be able to do that for you.
 
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