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>dual-BIOS
If the main BIOS fails because of a failed BIOS update, corrupted firmware, a bad flash,
power loss during update, the motherboard may automatically copy the backup BIOS back to the main chip or boot directly from the backup.
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>>109360619
bot engagement thread.
do not reply.
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>>109360657
do not reply to meaningful threads.
keep the board dead.
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>>109360619
What's the point of that when nowadays you have bios flashback? Bait thread?
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>>109360869
The point is precisely to be updated about this technology called USB BIOS FlashBack™. Thank you very much!
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>>109360619
nigger nigger nigger nigger
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>>109360619
Everyone knows that, OP. Why do you bring that up?
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>>109363540
true
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>>109360869
>>109360905
>BIOS Flashback
That's pretty cool, but A/B firmware updates (roughly what OP was referring to) still have the advantage of not requiring any user intervention for most issues.



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