MS-6570 Platinum - No IEEE1394 option in BIOS!

This has me confused.
I just finished installed my new MB, and I'm using the provided firewire "card" that came with the MB. In the BIOS, there is no option to Enable or Disable the onboard IEEE controler. The manual says it's supposed to be under Integrated Peripherals/Onboard Device, and the options is supposed to be listed under MAC Lan (nVIDIA), but it isn't even there.
I've flashed to the latest BIOS, and my system drivers are up to date, but this is somehting missing from the BIOS. Was the option moved somewhere after the manual was printed?

He has confirmed the ports are present on the board....
I have seen this in earlier Nf2 Pre Delta boards where it was there but if you had disabled it, and then flashed the BIOS, it would dissapear. The only way to get it back was to flash to an earlier version, make sure it is enabled, then you can flash to the latest.
That is why I always clear the CMOS when starting a new build. You may have a board that may have been fiddled with, believe it or not, it does happen from time to time.
Have you tried the Default BIOS Settings Option in the BIOS? Perhaps you loaded the Performance option and that is why it is hiding?
Perhaps you may want to try the online support request form http://www.msicomputer.com/msiforms/c_problem_desc_form2.asp
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