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Als je het TL Bios hebt en een duron van week 31 of hoger, dan boot ie niet, de oplossing:
Why won't my Duron boot on my KT7?
This applies to BIOS TL only.
AMD changed the specification of some Duron processors manufactured after week 31, so that they require a core voltage of 1.6v rather than 1.5v. If your processor is a week 31 Duron or later it will include the characters "AUT" and "0031" or higher in the serial number.
ABIT modified the KT7 and KT7-RAID BIOS in version UL to reflect this change. However, if your motherboard shipped with BIOS TL and you have a week 31 Duron, your machine will fail to boot. To resolve this problem you need to upgrade to BIOS UL, but this is difficult if you can't get the machine to boot! You have three options:
Borrow another Slot A processor from a friend or shop, boot with this, flash to BIOS UL or later, and then reinsert your week 31 Duron
Take the motherboard or BIOS chip to your supplier, together with the latest BIOS and flash utilities on a floppy disk, and get the shop to flash the BIOS for you.
Use an HB, B or 2B pencil to close the 4th L7 bridge on the top of the CPU. This sets the voltage manually at 1.625v and allows the machine to boot. You can then flash to the later BIOS. (The graphite in the pencil is sufficient to make an electrical connection across the bridge). See Overclocking the Duron/Thunderbird for a detailed description of how these L7 bridges work so that you know what you are doing! This may void your warranty (if anyone notices).
Ik heb dus ff bruggetje 4 van L7 dichtgemaakt met hb potloot en: BOOTEN ALS EEN TREIN!!!
Why won't my Duron boot on my KT7?
This applies to BIOS TL only.
AMD changed the specification of some Duron processors manufactured after week 31, so that they require a core voltage of 1.6v rather than 1.5v. If your processor is a week 31 Duron or later it will include the characters "AUT" and "0031" or higher in the serial number.
ABIT modified the KT7 and KT7-RAID BIOS in version UL to reflect this change. However, if your motherboard shipped with BIOS TL and you have a week 31 Duron, your machine will fail to boot. To resolve this problem you need to upgrade to BIOS UL, but this is difficult if you can't get the machine to boot! You have three options:
Borrow another Slot A processor from a friend or shop, boot with this, flash to BIOS UL or later, and then reinsert your week 31 Duron
Take the motherboard or BIOS chip to your supplier, together with the latest BIOS and flash utilities on a floppy disk, and get the shop to flash the BIOS for you.
Use an HB, B or 2B pencil to close the 4th L7 bridge on the top of the CPU. This sets the voltage manually at 1.625v and allows the machine to boot. You can then flash to the later BIOS. (The graphite in the pencil is sufficient to make an electrical connection across the bridge). See Overclocking the Duron/Thunderbird for a detailed description of how these L7 bridges work so that you know what you are doing! This may void your warranty (if anyone notices).
Ik heb dus ff bruggetje 4 van L7 dichtgemaakt met hb potloot en: BOOTEN ALS EEN TREIN!!!
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