> Bios says version 4.51PG
from what i've been able to find
that's an Award bios from around 1998 but i don't know how large of a
drive it could take...
unless someone here knows the specs i'd keep the drive fairly small
usually up to 30 gigs is fairly safe...but i'd wait for a few more opinions
on that.
btw: most older machines can usually use larger drives through the use of
either a bios
upgrade, a software drive overlay...or a pci controller card
Jake - 01 Jun 2004 15:01 GMT
hi,
one of my machines runs on award 4.51 bios (yes I know is old)
and has a partitioned drive of 30G and on the same bus an old 10G
hope this helps

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Ron Badour - 02 Jun 2004 01:21 GMT
I have a note (origin unknown) that says prior to 1999, the Award Bios could
only address 32 gb and smaller.

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> > Bios says version 4.51PG
>
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> either a bios
> upgrade, a software drive overlay...or a pci controller card
Steve Baron - KB3MM - 02 Jun 2004 02:42 GMT
Really depends on who did the BIOS for that machine. Award simply supplies
a generic version to the mobo mfgr.
> > Bios says version 4.51PG
>
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> either a bios
> upgrade, a software drive overlay...or a pci controller card