File BG971030.IMG is an image of the DECpcXL Pentium Pro 6150
        PowerGrade BIOS version 1.03.

        When to use:

                        1. If you have installed the Pentium Pro 6150
                           PowerGrade upgrade and the system POST
                           displays BIOS version 1.01.
                        2. If you corrupt your BIOS during an attempt
                           to uprev the Pentium Pro 6150 BIOS.
                        3. If your current system BIOS was newer than
                           1.03, you did not create a Crisis Recovery
                           diskette, and your system failed to POST after
                           the BIOS uprev attempt. (If you did create
                           a CRD with a system BIOS of 1.03 or newer,
                           use it instead).

        This diskette will restore your system BIOS to a generic setup
        using 1.03 BIOS. If you have access to only one system, steps A.
        and B. must be completed on this system prior to performing the
        Powergrade upgrade, with an upgrade kit that has E20 labelled
        V1.01. If you have access to another system, perform steps A. and
        B. on it.

                A. Place a formated 1.44 Mb floppy into drive A:

                B. From within the subdirectory that you ran BG971030.EXE,
                   type: dosimage restore bg971030.img a:

                C. Place this diskette into the system that is to be
                   restored.

        1. Open your system and jumper J34 (change from off to on).
        2. Turn your system on and listen for 21 high freguency tones.
           (you will not have video throughout these steps).
        3. You will next hear a low frequency tone, followed by a
           high frequency tone. The BIOS has been restored at this point.
           The low and high frequncy tones will continue to sound until
           you reboot your system. Turn your system off at this time and
           change J34 from on to off.
        4. Reboot your system and press F2; when this option is displayed
           during POST. Select the "Advanced Menu". Select "Reset
           Configuration Data". Change "No" to "YES". Save changes and exit.