Anyway to get rid of JMicrom message "Press any key to continue..."?

Hi folks
See no sense viewing this message during boot.
Anyway to get rid of JMicron message "Press any key to continue..."?

Quote from: Maesus on 23-February-07, 18:51:57
Disable JMicron in the BIOS
Could you maybe tell a little bit more about how to do that ? (presuming it ain't a joke, since I got the feeling that disabling JMicron would also disable my optical devices :O)

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