Yes that does! Because we're selling Asus in 386 and later era back then, yours was much earlier than '93 era. Is yours is baby AT, note retangular not square kind? That's very early Asus board. That bios is EPROM, you can find late version on asus's ftp archives and have someone blow 27512 eprom with that data. Needs blank eprom, raid one (that one w/ round window, peel labels to check,) from junk board and erase it. The person who have the eprom burner also have the UV eraser for that task. I think this bios still works after 2001 after you manually input it if the CMOS data got lost. Utter reliable and most compatiable all I can say about it. VL/I-486SV2G4 and it's similar board w/ ISA only has Y2K roll over automatically and supports LBA. Heck, point is moot because we're post Y2K but these bios by Asus handles these leap years properly. Cheers, Wizard

ASUS.com has links to all of their maiboards, just have to take the time and locat ewhat you need - all in PDF. There should be a model number screened on the board around the slots area. -----Original Message----- From: owner-classiccmp(a)classiccmp.org [mailto:owner-classiccmp@classiccmp.org]On Behalf Of David C. Jenner Sent: Monday, January 21, 2002 2:17 PM To: Classic Computer Mailing List Subject: ASUS ISA-486SI Motherboard BIOS I think this just makes the "10 year rule". I have an ASUS ISA-486SI motherboard, Copyright 1992. I have the manual for it. The manual does NOT describe any sort of BIOS upgrade, such as reflashing it, like later boards in my collection do. All the ASUS Web sites and a Google search reveal no BIOS upgrading information. Was this too early for BIOS reflashing? The BIOS is not Y2K compliant. It appears to work OK when I set the current date/time, and when I turn it OFF/ON, it retains the current date >2000 without problem. Anyone have any experience with this motherboard? It was my original 486 back in 1992, but I haven't used it for over two years. Dave -- David C. Jenner djenner(a)earthlink.net