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Cypherdude · Jul 30, 2012, 11:50 PM

UPDATE: I did a little checking and JMicron says NOT to use their Firmware for onboard mobo controllers. JMicron says they're for their add-on cards:
ftp://driver.jmicron.com.tw/SATA_Con...ROM/Notice.txt
"The JMB363 Option-Rom is for the Add-on Cards.

For JMB36x on board customers, please contact with your motherboard manufacturer for the system BIOS update."

So, 1 firmware file is out. BTW, I looked inside the latest Station-Drivers JMB36x firmware file, jmb36x_flash_1.21(www.station-drivers.com).zip. I can't even FIND the actual firmware content bin file inside the ZIP file. WHERE IS IT?! I also looked at the Marvell firmware and it's pretty convoluted. I'm not sure I want to use that file either. You're really taking a chance if you use the Station-Drivers.COM firmware files. That's my 2¢

This is Asus's fault. If they continued to support their motherboards, even after they come out with later models, we would not be having this problem. Da** them, da** them all to h***!

Jul 30, 2012, 11:50 PM	#103
Cypherdude Join Date: Jun 2011 Posts: 4 (0.01/day) Thanks: 1 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts	UPDATE: I did a little checking and JMicron says NOT to use their Firmware for onboard mobo controllers. JMicron says they're for their add-on cards: ftp://driver.jmicron.com.tw/SATA_Con...ROM/Notice.txt "The JMB363 Option-Rom is for the Add-on Cards. For JMB36x on board customers, please contact with your motherboard manufacturer for the system BIOS update." So, 1 firmware file is out. BTW, I looked inside the latest Station-Drivers JMB36x firmware file, jmb36x_flash_1.21(www.station-drivers.com).zip. I can't even FIND the actual firmware content bin file inside the ZIP file. WHERE IS IT?! I also looked at the Marvell firmware and it's pretty convoluted. I'm not sure I want to use that file either. You're really taking a chance if you use the Station-Drivers.COM firmware files. That's my 2¢ This is Asus's fault. If they continued to support their motherboards, even after they come out with later models, we would not be having this problem. Da them, da them all to h***!