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Reply 80 of 111, by Horun

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RoyBatty wrote on 2020-01-28, 06:10:

It's been months, what became of this? I just bought an old board without even thinking about it... and now I can't find the manual or bios or drivers.

Horun was archiving everything they could, did it make it somewhere?

I did get all the manuals and last BIOS for the Intel boards that were removed but have yet to upload them. Had conflicting suggestions as to how they should be cataloged so put it off over the holidays. Will up them to Archive starting tonite. I did not get the drivers but most boards use standard Intel drivers that have also been already archived. Attached a DIR TXT of the older Legacy boards (~3Gb files) but will not up a 3Gb file set. Want to break it into more manageable 200mb +/- parts

added: also have a another ~2Gb of the newer boards (61 series thru 81 series) that will be a separate group

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Reply 81 of 111, by Horun

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Ok upped the Legacy boards to Archive .org

edited: Did not add Metadata for each board so searches on exact board models will probably not show this archive.
They go from the older 430 series boards thru D975 series. Will up the newer ones tomorrow if I have time.

link: https://archive.org/search.php?query=intel%20 … 20bios%20manual

or look at my uploads linked to my same nym used here:
https://archive.org/search.php?query=creator%3A%22Horun%22

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Reply 82 of 111, by Horun

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RoyBatty wrote on 2020-01-28, 06:10:

It's been months, what became of this? I just bought an old board without even thinking about it... and now I can't find the manual or bios or drivers.

Horun was archiving everything they could, did it make it somewhere?

I upped the Intel Legacy boards manuals and BIOS to Archive org. Still have the newer (like Q77) to upload and also some older Pentium boards to go.
If you search Intel motherboard manual OR Intel motherboard bios, the archives will show.

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Reply 84 of 111, by Horun

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RoyBatty wrote on 2020-01-30, 22:37:

Cool thanks.

I ended up downloading the 342GB tar archive from archive.org as I want the drivers too and for safekeeping.

Yeah I grabbed it back in November, figured it didn't hurt to have a few different file resources.

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Reply 85 of 111, by Swiego

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Does anyone perchance have a lead on the old network drivers that were wiped out? I'm looking for W98 compatible ProSet driver packages (specifically W98 driver for Pro/1000MT). The driver packages left on Intel's website seem to have deprecated the W9x content and I have been struggling to find an archive of these drivers. I did download the ~70GB tarball from archive.org and it does not seem to have much in the way of NIC software.

Reply 88 of 111, by niagarasys

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enigmaxg2 wrote on 2019-11-22, 18:54:

I downloaded manually all the BIOSes I could and organized into Socket/Chipset/Board/Version it's almost 2GB in size.

I don't suppose you could share this?

I have one of the larger dumps shared by another poster but it's missing an in-between BIOS revision that I'm trying to hunt down.

Reply 89 of 111, by hitreason

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Horun wrote on 2020-01-30, 01:54:
RoyBatty wrote on 2020-01-28, 06:10:

It's been months, what became of this? I just bought an old board without even thinking about it... and now I can't find the manual or bios or drivers.

Horun was archiving everything they could, did it make it somewhere?

I upped the Intel Legacy boards manuals and BIOS to Archive org. Still have the newer (like Q77) to upload and also some older Pentium boards to go.
If you search Intel motherboard manual OR Intel motherboard bios, the archives will show.

Thanks all for the excellent work, I've been scouring for the z77 BIOS updates, particularly the DZ77BH-55K board.
Wondering if it was up and perhaps some help pointing it out. I've stumbled around archive.org with no luck.

Reply 90 of 111, by Horun

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hitreason wrote on 2020-02-26, 23:30:
Horun wrote on 2020-01-30, 01:54:

I upped the Intel Legacy boards manuals and BIOS to Archive org. Still have the newer (like Q77) to upload and also some older Pentium boards to go.
If you search Intel motherboard manual OR Intel motherboard bios, the archives will show.

Thanks all for the excellent work, I've been scouring for the z77 BIOS updates, particularly the DZ77BH-55K board.
Wondering if it was up and perhaps some help pointing it out. I've stumbled around archive.org with no luck.

Sorry have not upped those yet. I have a day off tomorrow from work so should be able to upload them by tomorrow night.

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Reply 91 of 111, by Horun

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Ok uploaded the newer boards manuals and bios. Nothing like being #10,280 in queue to finish a page 🤣
Search Archive.or for Intel motherboard bios or Intel motherboard manual and you should see the archives, they have generic black background with Parthenon style pillers

hitreason wrote on 2020-02-26, 23:30:

Thanks all for the excellent work, I've been scouring for the z77 BIOS updates, particularly the DZ77BH-55K board.
Wondering if it was up and perhaps some help pointing it out. I've stumbled around archive.org with no luck.

here is link for you: https://archive.org/details/intel77seriesboards
added a couple txt file for all the bios and manuals you should be able to find there now

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Reply 92 of 111, by AnotherDave

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Hello all. Firstly, this is great work. Thank you to everybody who has contributed. I recently bought a cheap DH61WW to test out a batch of 2nd and 3rd gen processors I picked up a while ago, hoping that the BIOS would already have been updated and expecting it to be easy if it hadn't. No such luck. It's sporting a 0020 from 2011. From what I can gather I'll need 0041 (possibly?), 0048, 0099 and 0120. The last two are included in the 61 series archive.org download and I have a 0052 from rebyte.me but they all give invalid header errors. Are earlier versions of the BIOS available too? It's entirely possible I'm missing something obvious.

Reply 93 of 111, by AmiSapphire

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AnotherDave wrote on 2020-03-17, 21:59:

Hello all. Firstly, this is great work. Thank you to everybody who has contributed. I recently bought a cheap DH61WW to test out a batch of 2nd and 3rd gen processors I picked up a while ago, hoping that the BIOS would already have been updated and expecting it to be easy if it hadn't. No such luck. It's sporting a 0020 from 2011. From what I can gather I'll need 0041 (possibly?), 0048, 0099 and 0120. The last two are included in the 61 series archive.org download and I have a 0052 from rebyte.me but they all give invalid header errors. Are earlier versions of the BIOS available too? It's entirely possible I'm missing something obvious.

Yeah, you will need to flash 0041 before flashing to 0048 -> 0099 -> latest BIOS. Found this (how I haven't noticed that before during archival is beyond me): https://kb.stonegroup.co.uk/index.php?View=entry&EntryID=267

Also, apparently found DH61WW...
0041 BIOS on rebyte.me: BIO, BI, EB
and 0048 BIOS on rebyte.me: BIO, BI, EB

Guess I should update my Desktop section of the Intel archive sometime.

Site update: cwcyrix.duckdns.org -> cwcyrix.nsupdate.info due to the former no longer working.

Reply 95 of 111, by Horun

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kolderman wrote on 2020-03-25, 02:01:

Anyone know if this board's bios was scraped: Intel D850MV?

Yes, the last BIOS and manuals are in this batch, is about 150Mb download. The archive is broken into subdir's for each board:
https://archive.org/details/intellegacyboards810875

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Reply 96 of 111, by aha2940

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kolderman wrote on 2020-03-25, 02:01:

Anyone know if this board's bios was scraped: Intel D850MV?

Yep, all the home motherboards' files were deleted. However there are some places where the files can be found, any specific file you need?

BTW: Nice board the D850MV. I had a D850EMV2 many years ago, which sadly I gifted to a cousin, who did not care for it properly.

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aha2940 wrote on 2020-03-25, 02:13:
kolderman wrote on 2020-03-25, 02:01:

Anyone know if this board's bios was scraped: Intel D850MV?

Yep, all the home motherboards' files were deleted. However there are some places where the files can be found, any specific file you need?

BTW: Nice board the D850MV. I had a D850EMV2 many years ago, which sadly I gifted to a cousin, who did not care for it properly.

I have not looked into it deeply yet, but usually just the latest bios update would do. Did anyone manage to mirror their bios archive before deletion?

I hope it's a nice board. Will be my first rdram system. Thinking of running win2k inside a classic black Dell case.

Reply 98 of 111, by aha2940

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kolderman wrote on 2020-03-25, 02:33:
aha2940 wrote on 2020-03-25, 02:13:
kolderman wrote on 2020-03-25, 02:01:

Anyone know if this board's bios was scraped: Intel D850MV?

Yep, all the home motherboards' files were deleted. However there are some places where the files can be found, any specific file you need?

BTW: Nice board the D850MV. I had a D850EMV2 many years ago, which sadly I gifted to a cousin, who did not care for it properly.

I have not looked into it deeply yet, but usually just the latest bios update would do. Did anyone manage to mirror their bios archive before deletion?

I hope it's a nice board. Will be my first rdram system. Thinking of running win2k inside a classic black Dell case.

Cool, for sure the board will not disappoint you, it's great. Remember that RDRAM allows no empty memory sockets: you either put a memory stick or a memory "terminator" module on all of them.