newbie question

[tcook]

I am working on the  Super Micro P4DPR-IGM I am trying to get linuxbios
installed 
I run cmos_util -d > $filename 
And when it creates $filename

It gives me this message at the top.
************************************************************************
*********************************************************
# The CMOS Definition table was not found in ram
# CMOS definition table was not found in RAM memory
# Looking for definitions in cmos.layout file
# WARNING - Select only one option per entry
# reserved_memory =
185445500431042106032602508000004066f08803800200fc010019eb231aeb1b100010
b28102000000f500f8ff0a28
************************************************************************
***********************************************************
 Like I said I am fairly new to this I am still trying to figure out how
it works and if there is a howto for the super micro MB's or if the
howto's for the older boards will work. could some please help me.  
Thank you

Tim Cook

""A man is not idle because he is absorbed in thought. 
There is a visible labor and there is an invisible labor ""
"Victor Hugo http://www.promicrosystems.com/ "

[ron minnich]

On Fri, 20 Jun 2003, tcook wrote:
> I am working on the  Super Micro P4DPR-IGM I am trying to get linuxbios
> installed 
> I run cmos_util -d > $filename

running the normal bios? there is no linuxbios cmos table in that case. 
Or are you up in linuxbios?

ron