making more cpu fsb frequency selectable for a foxconn 865a01-pe-6LS

[isi300]

I'm new to this sort of thing, so excuse me if use plain english to speak:

This motherboard limits the fsb frequency you set to a maximum of 232 mhz. i need it unlimited (probably about 260 will be enough). so i'm gonna ask you experts if it's possible to do so. i'm desperate. please help me out.and if i'm in the wrong place for asking this mod (i assumed that unlocking means something like this), please tell me where to go or simply do me a favor and move it please.

make:FOXCONN
Model:865a01-pe-6LS

product page:
http://www.foxconnchannel.com/product/Mo...-us0000017

official bios download page:
http://www.foxconnsupport.com/download.a...-us0000017&category=C000000001&series=en-us0000001&keywords=&sort=BIOS


bios info:
Property Value
BIOS Vendor Phoenix Technologies, LTD
BIOS Version 6.00 PG
Firmware Version 101.110
BIOS Date 10/26/2005
BIOS Size 512 KB
BIOS Starting Segment E000h
DMI Version 2.2
Characteristics
- supports ISA
- supports PCI
- supports Plug-and-Play
- supports APM
- upgradeable (Flash) BIOS
- allows BIOS shadowing
- ESCD support is available
- supports booting from CD-ROM
- supports selectable boot
- BIOS ROM is socketed
- supports Enhanced Disk Drive specification
- supports INT 13 5.25-inch/360K floppy services
- supports INT 13 5.25-inch/1.2M floppy services
- supports INT 13 3.5-inch/720K floppy services
- supports INT 13 3.5-inch/2.88M floppy services
- supports INT 05 print-screen
- supports INT 09 and 8042 keyboard services
- supports INT 14 serial services
- supports INT 17 printer services
- supports INT 10 CGA/Mono video services
- supports ACPI
- supports legacy USB
- supports AGP
- supports booting from LS-120
- supports booting from ATAPI ZIP drive

and please if anything else is needed (such as rw report or anything) let me know.

[Dansolo]

I doubt I can change this but please grab it and upload it here/Mediafire/Dropbox as Foxconn's site sucks and keeps telling me it's too busy.

[MrTangoWhisky]

I was able to download something...

How to flash your BIOS using a DOS boot diskette?

Follow these steps:
1. Create a bootable diskette. Please go to www.bootdisk.com and download drdflash.exe file.
You can save this file to My Document folder. When download is completed, insert a blank diskette
into the floppy drive, go back to My Document folder, and double-click on DRDFLASH.EXE to create a
bootable diskette. Leave the diskette in the drive.
2. Go to www.foxconnchannel.com and navigate to your motherboard via Services/Downloads. Use the
navigation bar on the left side to navigate to your motherboard. Click the blue link for the BIOS
in the Search Results field. On the resulting screen click the Download button. Save it to your A
drive. When done, back up to the downloads menu for your motherboard and select the Flash Utility.
On the resulting screen click the Download button. Save it to your A drive. Leave the diskette in
the drive.
3. Shutdown and reboot your machine. Press DEL key at the Foxconn's logo or at the "Press TAB to
show POST screen, DEL to enter SETUP" message. At the main BIOS menu, select Advanced BIOS Feature,
press ENTER key. Set "First Boot Device" to "Floppy". Then press F10 key and Y, ENTER key to save the
BIOS settings. Leave the floppy in the drive and let it boots to the A:\>
4. From A:\> type DIR to list all the files and then type in AWDFLASH XXXXXXX.BIN or AFU836 XXXXXXX.BIN
and then press the ENTER key. The XXXXXXX.BIN is the file name of the BIOS file you downloaded. Enter
from the directory listing.
5. The AwardBIOS Flash Utility screen will appear and prompt you to save your current BIOS. Press Y to
save the current BIOS. Name it OLD and press ENTER key. Your system will back up your current BIOS to
your're A drive under the OLD.BIN file name.
6. When done saving the current BIOS, press Y to update the BIOS.
7. When prompted to do so, remove the floppy diskette and then press F1 to reset your system. Note the
new BIOS number on the initial boot up screen.

This is used to be foxconn's latest BIOS (?) and the attached file is the older BIOS I think...