Too bad. In that case I think FILE1.ROM must not be movable. The uncompressed FILE1.ROM does have text strings "SST" and "Winbond" in it, so it is probably flash related. If it can't be moved up then the only other way to increase the ACPI table size would be to shift the 6 modules that follow it down, but that seems even less safe. Your bios: Code: stn.bin cpucode.exe AWARDEXT.ROM FILE1.ROM AWARDEYT.ROM ACPITBL.BIN crisis.bin audiodj.bin mbios3.bin l5c0814a.bin asusosb.bin osb640.bin FF bytes award decompression bios FF bytes other code award boot block zeroes other code The only other possibility is to edit other text strings in the ACPI like "creator id" and "creator revision" to try to make the new compressed ACPI the same size as the old one. It might be possible...
Thanks for the quick reply. I am new to this, so do I use Winhex and put back the string and simply save? Or is there more to it?