On-Chip IDE Configuration for AMI BIOS ver 6.1

Please help with my IDE configuration. I cleared my CMOS that's why I have to configure it again.
- One (1) SATA Seagate 80gig HDD (this is where my OS is installed)
- One (1) SATA Seagate 160gig HDD
- One (1) IDE LG DVD Writer
I tried to configure it based on some of the posts in these forums but only the SATA drives were always detected.
I know for sure that my DVD ROM is still functioning since it works perfectly before I cleared my CMOS.
Thanks.

Thanks NovJoe for the response.
I already configured my bios.
On-Chip ATA Operate Mode: Legacy
ATA Configuration: S-ATA Only
P-ATA Keep Enabled: Yes
P-ATA Channel Selection: Both
After configuring my bios, I also tried to reconnect my DVD-ROM IDE cable and it solved my problem.

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I just want to ask one question: you said that after you flashed the bios to the 6.2 version, then it could not even boot. Thus could you tell me how could you flash the bios to 6.1 version?
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5- Wait until you hear floppy drive access, then you can release CTRL-HOME
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Having managed to get XP 64 bit working ok on my new machine I thought I should upgrade my AMI bios on my K8t Neo Fis2r MoBo.
I upgraded from 1.1 to 1.2 and now XP 64 bit will not boot!
It will work in safety mode but not normal, so I suspected a driver.
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Originally posted by threedaysdwn
I posted about this last week when I discovered the Cool And Quiet problem. Lots of people have encountered this problem and it took me a good 5 hours to figure it out... swapping every device I owned in and out of the computer. After analysing the setup log I found that it was the CPU driver causing the problem. And after that it wasn't long before I found the solution.
I posted the solution to the Microsoft newsgroup and some other forums. Glad to see your got yours working again.
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You enabled the overclocking features of my MSI a5000 bios.
So, I have to ask you if this is possible........ ?
I have an amd am2+ motherboard asus m3a78-em with AMI bios. It does not have northbridge frequency multiplier feature in bios.
But, I think it is hidden and not enabled.
The bios you can download below.
Code: [Select]
here is the m3a78-em latest bios:
http://dlcdnet.asus.com/pub/ASUS/mb/socketAM2/M3A78-EM/M3A78-EM-ASUS-2701.zip
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This is an MSI forum, not Asus, as such Svet does not modify Asus BIOS.
Sorry, topic locked.

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I tried RAID mode, and the RAID BIOS detected my existing Vista drive as 1+0 JBOD, and the Vista install DVD detected the Vista installation on the drive (after loading the ahcix64s.sys driver), but I don't see any Vista repair installation option. This is off topic, but is there even such a thing in Vista? I know XP has a repair install that will fix the OS but leave all your apps and settings in tact.
I get the feeling that Vista and AHCI/RAID were just never meant to work with the SB600 :(
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