I have created an ISO image ready to burn with the BIOS version 1.43. Follow the steps:
- Unpack and burn the ISO image with you favourite application.
- Reboot your Acer laptop.
- Hit F2 in the first screen to enter setup. Navigate to menu "Boot" and make sure the first device is CD drive.
- Save and exit. It will boot the FreeDOS Operating System.
- Make sure when you get the prompt that you are in the CD unit (is labeled X:).
- Change directory to X:\firm (cd firm).
- Execute if50.bat to flash the 1.43 version BIOS.
I prepared this to flash my own Acer Aspire 5315, so I though I could share. Credits go to Sean Reifschneider for explaining the process to create a FreeDOS iso image modified (http://www.tummy.com/journals/entries/jafo_20080920_234755).
I hope it helps. Of course, use at your own risk! Anybody not sure about using this iso, just read Mr. Reifschneider post and feel free to follow the steps.
I have created an ISO image ready to burn with the BIOS version 1.43. Follow the steps:
- Unpack and burn the ISO image with you favourite application.
- Reboot your Acer laptop.
- Hit F2 in the first screen to enter setup. Navigate to menu "Boot" and make sure the first device is CD drive.
- Save and exit. It will boot the FreeDOS Operating System.
- Make sure when you get the prompt that you are in the CD unit (is labeled X:).
- Change directory to X:\firm (cd firm).
- Execute if50.bat to flash the 1.43 version BIOS.
I prepared this to flash my own Acer Aspire 5315, so I though I could share. Credits go to Sean Reifschneider for explaining the process to create a FreeDOS iso image modified (http:// www.tummy. com/journals/ entries/ jafo_20080920_ 234755).
Link to the iso image: http:// dl.dropbox. com/u/221701/ FDOS_v1_ 43.iso. tar.gz
I hope it helps. Of course, use at your own risk! Anybody not sure about using this iso, just read Mr. Reifschneider post and feel free to follow the steps.