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Greetings!
I just flashed the latest BIOS ('R01-A1S') into my Acer TravelMate C110 / C111TCi under WinXP and it bricked the machine. Meaning you switch it on and get a nice black screen.
Now, I do know that this machine has a Phoenix BIOS, and that there are certain recovery methods for such BIOSes involving hooking up a USB floppy drive with a Phoenix Crisis Recovery Disk on it, including my previously backupped BIOS (!) renamed to 'bios.wph' as by Phoenix instructions.
Also, the user needs to set the BootBlock Jumper/DIP-Switch to 'Erasable'. In the case of the C110, this switch can be found by removing the keyboard, it's switch #2 (the block is called 'SW1' in the service guide) right next to R121/R122 in the lower right of the area that you can see after removing the keyboard.
Now, people are saying that you have to remove the battery and power, then press and hold either Fn+Esc, Win+Esc, Fn+B, Fn+F or W, and while doing so, plug in the AC power and switch it on.
After that, the recovery mode should be initialized and data should be read from the USB floppy, flashing the BIOS back in.
In my case, the floppy is never even being accessed, and I assume that the TravelMate C110 uses a different key combination for this or it may even have the Phoenix recovery mode NOT implemented?
My question is: Does the recovery mode exist on the TravelMate C110 series' Phoenix BIOS and if so, how do I activate it? Can I somehow read the necessary keycodes from the BIOS images with a hex editor from a specific position in the ROM image?
Setting the BootBlock switch does make the machine produce a weird beep code sequence when powered on, but the key combos don't work, no matter the position of the BootBlock switch.
In case anyone wants to know, the beep code is:
3 short - 1 short - 4 short - 3 short
Can anyone provide some in-depth knowledge about how to recover the BIOS of this specific machine without having to physically exchange the EEPROM chip or the entire system board?
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Thanks a lot!