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UniFlash 1.40

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File details

"Write a new BIOS on your FLASH ROM Chip."

Published by Rainbow Software on 11 May 2007

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Size:
74.00 KB
License:
Freeware
OS:
Windows
Publisher:
Rainbow Software
Updated:
11 May 2007
Downloads:
1463 (1 last week)

UniFlash is a flash program, used to write a new BIOS on your FLASH ROM Chip.

What's new there? , you may ask, there are already programs like this on Internet made by BIG BRANDS like AMI, AWARD or MR. Well... there is only a little difference: COMPLETE, WORKING SOURCE CODE IN PASCAL IS GIVEN FOR FREE!!

UniFlash is made to be universal - this can be useful when you're hot-flashing your bios in another motherboard.

Another thing: this flasher is mainly destinated for fearless people and
experienced users. If it's your first adventure with flashing your BIOS, we recommend you strongly using these brand flashers. You'll have to understand we are just experienced computer users/programmers and we haven't materially the possibility to test every routine and chips we haven't. That's the main reason we release it. We hope people may help us in debugging and testing routines.

THIS PROGRAM COMMUNICATES WITH THE CHIPSET AND FLASH ROM CHIP AT THE LOWEST HARDWARE LEVEL. USING THIS PROGRAM MAY BE DANGEROUS TO YOUR COMPUTER'S BIOS. THIS PROGRAM MAY CONTAIN BUGS AND MOST OF THE SUPPORTED HARDWARE IS UNTESTED.YOU ARE USING IT AT YOUR OWN RISK: NOBODY EXCEPT YOU IS RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY DAMAGE THIS PROGRAM MAY CAUSE !!!

Requirements:

· At least a 386
· RAM at least 2 times bigger than Flash ROM size, but less than 2GB
· MS DOS 4.0 and higher
· Known Flash ROM chip
· Supported chipset - note that all of them are PCI based or PCI card or c't Flasher 8-bit ISA card

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