"Your program just saved the day for me!
I tried to use AWDFLASH.exe to flash my new Shuttle HOT-603 v2.0(AMD640)
with the new 603WWQ07.bin BIOS and it did! The only problem was that the
BIN file wasn't complete. Evidently this destroyed the boot block too. I tried to restore the old BIOS to that EEPROM on a HOT-565(430TX) with all the other flash programs I could get my hands on to no avail.
I was able to flash the HOT-603's EEPROM to 565WIQ0E.bin and it worked just fine on the HOT-565 so I knew the chip it's self was still good.
I finally gave up and ordered a replacement chip this morning. This evening while surfing I saw a reference to you'r program on http://ping.be and downloaded it.
With the 'Expert' mode I was able to properly flash the Winbond W29EE011-15 chip on the HOT-565 for the HOT-603." - Jack Freeman

2/18/98: Version 1.20 is coming along nicely. Integrated the English and French version, added a Dutch translation, cleaned up chipset detection. Currently in the process of adding some more flash chips and doing some general cleanup stuff. Version 1.20 should be ready within just a couple more days from now, although I'm not gonna make any promises (busy, busy, busy ...)

3/31/98: Ouch ! That took a long while but I said I wasn't making any promises ... I don't like excuses, but we suddenly came across our fair share of complications ... That, in combination with the very little time I have to work on this and the determination to not release anything before all the known bugs and quirks have been dealt with caused the release of v1.20 to be delayed by this much (and more). I decided to not call this version 1.20 cause it does not (yet) have all the features I promised for version 1.20, version 1.20 will probably be delayed a little while longer considering my busy schedule at the moment. Anyway, version 1.17 contains some important bugfixes (mainly with AMD and Macronix chips) and some cool new features like multi-language support (no German yet, sorry, that will have to wait till v1.20) and the option to override UNIFLASH's detection code to flash a chip that's not known by UNIFLASH yet (but compatible with a supported chip)

4/8/98: Fixed a bug in the new -FORCE option, released version 1.17b. With many thanks to Matthias David Siebler for not only reporting the bug but also handing me the solution on a silver platter.

 

Version 1.17b downloads

UNIFLASH Version 1.17b, program only

UNIFLASH Version 1.17b, source code

 

Version 1.17 downloads

UNIFLASH Version 1.17, program only

UNIFLASH Version 1.17, source code

 

Version 1.16c/1.00c downloads

UNIFLASH Version 1.16c, English language version, program only

UNIFLASH Version 1.16c, English language version, source code

UNIFLASH Version 1.00cFRENCH, French language version, program only

UNIFLASH Version 1.00cFRENCH, French language version, source code

Version 1.15 is still available for download here in case you run into trouble with the newer versions.

If you experience any problems with UNIFLASH we would very much like to know about it. You can either mail me (English, Dutch, German) or Galkowski (English, French) or better yet, if you don't mind writing in English you could mail us both. If you get as much e-mail as I do you'd understand that some of 'm might get 'lost', for example because Netscape marks it as 'read' while I only accidentally clicked on it. It wouldn't be the first time ... So writing us both probably ensures you're chances of getting some sort of response. Please don't send me any angry mails when I'm not responding quick enough.

In order to provide us with as much info as possible be sure to include the info UNIFLASH returns when using the -DEBUG option. Information on motherboard make, model and revision and BIOS brand and version are very welcome too. If you'd happen to have your case open anyway you might even want to send us the markings on the flash chip (underneath the BIOS mfg sticker)