I did try this somewhat, but I couldn't figure out how to get the SCSI
driver/s for my CD to operate. I use Nero, made a bootable CD, but I got an
MSCDEX error message at some point. Nero uses Dr. DOS for what that is
worth. Regardless, I just wound up sticking in a floppy drive to accomplish
the flash so now I can up my processor. I am still curious as to how to make
it all work. That which I have found on the net, most noteably "Barts
Bootable CD" is some what more complicated than I can follow at this point.

Brad Loomis
Morro Bay, CA

-----Original Message-----

It is possible to create a bootable CD that will boot MS-DOS. You might put
the needed files on this disk and try it that way. I believe that Roxio EZ
CD Creator lets you do this as an option.

Peter
> -----Original Message-----
> OK, who has the inside scoop on how to flash my BIOS on a
> machine without a
> floppy drive running XP Pro. It is an ABIT KG7 running all
> SCSI drives and
> opticals. I have downloaded all the necessary files and
> extracted them. Can
> one do this by booting to a command prompt?
>
> Brad Loomis

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