[nForce] K7N2GM-V not even listed on support site?

Question

   Anybody have any idea how long it takes to get a new mobo (K7N2GM-V, in this case) on the support site?  I have been waiting for weeks for even the option to look for updated BIOS, FAQs and such, but it isn't even an option in the drop-down lists.  I normally wouldn't be impatient or anything, but this board is months old now, and the Live Monitor utlility is just too irritating to me.  I'd like to see updates myself without having all the hassle.
I don't know if anyone here can nudge anyone at MSI to get the ball rolling, but it sure would help neurotics like me if the board was even listed (even if it just said it was too new to have updates yet).   

Answer 1

Yes, I bought it new from ZipZoomFly.com.  It is jumperless.  I have done everything I can to make it work, followed the manual to the letter, and this is not by far my first build (just my first MSI board and the first system build ever that didn't work).  ZipZoomFly's tech says it doesn't support 200MHz-FSB processors, even though their listing on their site where I bought it says it does (and MSI still swears it does).  I have asked him to get the listing changed at ZZF so more people don't run into this too, and hopefully, he will get it changed.  Newegg has already changed theirs, as have all but one e-tailer I can find.  It just does not support 200MHz-FSB (which is technically 100MHz frequency in BIOS as stated above).  I have contacted MSI dozens of times already, and they swear it does support 200MHz-FSB processors (just like my old 1.4GHz AMD Athlon Thunderbird).  I have tried two boards now (bought another one from Newegg.com before I RMA'ed this one to ZZF, so my wife would have a working computer) - neither works with the Thunderbird.  The TBird works fine in the older Chaintech board.  It has to be the onboard graphics like previous posters said, which means it DOES NOT FULLY SUPPORT 200MHz-CPUs!  MSI refuses to admit this.
They skirt around the issue with stuff like "200MHz-FSB is supported" and such when I say, "is my 1.4GHz AMD Athlon Thunderbird with 200-MHz FSB supported?"  They never give me a straight answer and I now see why they haven't listed a processor support test list for it yet - they don't want to, as it might keep them from selling a few boards.  Marketing wins, and tech support plays (or maybe isn't playing) dumb.
These two will be my only two MSI boards ever.   Back to ASUS, I guess.  At least I can trust them to list accurate specs on the website and not be sneaky in email phrasing to get around issues.