ik heb die 5.3 gebruikt, maar die is zoals je aangeeft voor 486? Op de Asus site vond ik echter dit:
When can I use FLASH and when do I use PFLASH?
Download both the FLASH.EXE and PFLASH.EXE utilities. Run FLASH.EXE to see what flash type it lists. If the flash type listed is `UNKNOWN', run PFLASH.EXE. Between the two flash utilities, you should be able to determine which BIOS chip type you have. **IMPORTANT - Do not flash your BIOS at this time! We are only seeing which BIOS chip you have!** To flash a BIOS that does not support Plug and Play, you will need to use the FLASH.EXE BIOS utility. The following chips should use this utility:
CSI CAT28F0101P (12v)
Intel P28F010 (12v)
MX28F1000PL (12v)
To flash a BIOS that does support Plug and Play, you will need to use the PFLASH.EXE BIOS utility. The following chips should use this utility:
Intel P28F001 (12v)
MX28F1000PC (5v)
SST PH29EE010 (5v)
Winbond W29EE011 (5v)
Flash.exe gaf aan: "Flash type: 28F010", dus waarschijnlijk die Intel, dus Flash.exe. Maar ik heb dus zelf ook nog zo'n mobo liggen en kan me nog herinneren dat dat 1 van de eerste PnP plankjes was. Ik zal die Pflash.exe dan maar eens proberen...