Hp 250-G2 osamu2_bt_hpc black screen
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Re: Hp 250-G2 osamu2_bt_hpc black screen
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Re: Hp 250-G2 osamu2_bt_hpc black screen
are you sure the size of bios 8.192kb for this unit?
I've take look at osamu2_bt_hpc_mv_mb pics, there are two kind pieces of bios chips. One for ec and the other for main.
May be someone have been touched to modify .bin file the bioses.
I've try to fix that file.
Try and report back
just found on another forum, this: (512+8mb)Comment
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