Hi,
Could not find instruction for BIOS update for the fitpc4 without Windows.
Is it possible with Linux ?
Thanks.
BIOS update without Windows
Re: BIOS update without Windows
Press F2 during boot to enter BIOS setup utility.
Set 1st boot priority to USB HDD and save & exit.
The fit-PC4 will boot to DOS from the USB device.
Type flash.bat
Wait until a "BIOS is updated successfully" message appears.
Disconnect the USB device and reboot.
You can also install Linux.
Enjoy
Set 1st boot priority to USB HDD and save & exit.
The fit-PC4 will boot to DOS from the USB device.
Type flash.bat
Wait until a "BIOS is updated successfully" message appears.
Disconnect the USB device and reboot.
You can also install Linux.
Enjoy

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Re: BIOS update without Windows
Not really answering my question but thanks anyway.
Re: BIOS update without Windows
BIOS update procedure is OS invariant.
Please refer here:
http://www.fit-pc.com/wiki/index.php/Fi ... IOS_Update
Please refer here:
http://www.fit-pc.com/wiki/index.php/Fi ... IOS_Update
Re: BIOS update without Windows
I've read that page and unless I'm missing something, windows is required in order to prepare the bootable USB flash device.
Re: BIOS update without Windows
Thanks, you mean any other computer that's running Windows... I was looking for a way to update the BIOS without borrowing or buying Windows.
Surely someone at CompuLab has an easy solution for that?
Surely someone at CompuLab has an easy solution for that?
Re: BIOS update without Windows
Hi,
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sudo apt-get install flashrom
sudo flashrom -w bios-fp4.bin -p internal:laptop=force_I_want_a_brick
Compulab's Linux support
Re: BIOS update without Windows
Thank, that's what I was looking for. Now I just need the courage to type the scary option 

Re: BIOS update without Windows
It is probably a bit late in the day but I used an XP version of windows in VirtualBox.
You may be able to use PlayonLinux but I have not tried that.
My bios seems to be 'bug'gered so I may be trying it soon!
martin welsh
You may be able to use PlayonLinux but I have not tried that.
My bios seems to be 'bug'gered so I may be trying it soon!
martin welsh