Table of Contents
Advertisement
The path and name of the current directory will be displayed next to "Directory:" in the
top window.
The FILES window displays the files of the selected type (.BIN, .BFP, .VGA, .EXT or
.ROM). Follow these instructions for selecting a file in the FILE window of the UPDATE
screen:
•
Letter for a drive: By typing the desired drive letter, you can change the current drive.
↑↓ to change files\directory: Use the ↑ or ↓ key to travel through the files of the
•
current directory. When a directory is selected (see <ENTER> to select below), then
the ↑ or ↓ key is used to scroll up or down the file list. To move quickly to a directory,
press the F2 key and type the first letter of the desired directory next to "Scan:"
(displayed in the FILES window).
•
<ENTER> to select: Press ENTER to select the highlighted directory or file. When
"..<Dir>" is displayed, pressing ENTER will bring you one level up to the parent
directory. When a BIOS file is displayed, pressing ENTER will bring a pop-up
message on the screen : "Do you really want to update: Flash BIOS, filename (Y/N)".
If you type "Y", then the file will be used to update the Flash BIOS.
Aside from the ↑ or ↓ key, other keys can be used to travel through the FILES window of
the current directory:
•
HOME: This moves to the top of the current directory and displays the first fourteen files.
•
END: This moves to the bottom of the current directory and displays the last fourteen files.
•
PAGE UP: This moves up by fourteen in the current directory.
•
PAGE DOWN: This moves down by fourteen in the current directory.
The above keys are displayed in a Help screen by pressing the F1 key.
After an update was made with a file of version 0.61 and up, the following message
appears on the screen: "Do you want to reboot now (Y/N)". If you type "Y", the system
reboots and the new configuration comes into effect; if you type "N", a message appears to
inform you to reboot if you want the new configuration to become operational, then the
program exits to the operating system prompt.
Updating BIOS With UBIOS
13-5
Advertisement
Table of Contents
