o problema de actualização da bios ja esta resolvido
"Insufficient memory" - Occurs especially with the use of floppy disks made bootable with Windows. Please set the Windows Explorer properties to also display hidden files and look at the file list of the floppy again. Very likely you will now see the file "drvspace.bin" or "dblspace.bin" and if that is so please delete it and try again because that system file is not necessary to boot and it only uses up too much of the basic 640kb RAM. If you still get the message then in the MSDOS.SYS file that was build by windows when you formatted the floppy there is path information linking to the dblspace.bin or drvspace.bin (different names with different Windows versions for same program) file on the harddrive. When you boot from floppy it just looks up those file on your harddrive. Please read the article at:
http://support.microsoft.com/suppor...s/Q118/5/79.asp where there is information on how to solve that problem. Or just delete, remove or rename the dblspace.bin or drvspace.bin file on your harddrive if you do not use it for compression of your harddrive data.
You can also locate the file mem.exe and use that to see how the memory is used with "mem /c /p" after you have booted from floppy.
mas para minha infelicidade a minha board ainda não suporta discos superiores a 136Gb